Sustainable Vietnam

By Ms. Laila Ngo, Head of HR & Inclusion, East Asia Area, BAT –  The last two years have been crazy, to say the…

By Dominic Mason, Managing Director SEA, Sedgwick Richardson –  Culture is evolving. The COVID-19 pandemic and global disruptions have caused an upheaval. For most…

By Dominic Mason, Managing Director SEA, Sedgwick Richardson –  Where are you from? It is one of the simplest questions people ask and the…

By Dominic Mason, Managing Director SEA, Sedgwick Richardson –  The rate of urbanisation in Vietnam is well-documented with 40% of its total population now…

By Dominic Mason, Managing Director SEA, Sedgwick Richardson –  The idea of sustainability branding as a concept may seem contentious. For some, it carries…

At these schools, students learn both technical and transversal competences to become not only highly skilled professionals but also responsible and autonomous adults who can be agents of their own development. The schools also champion greener and more sustainable tourism practices and incorporate them into their training and operations to inspire students to take actions.

Here are some examples:

As a conclusion to the COP26 and Vietnam’s pledge to engage further in the Race to Zero emissions and to phase out coal-fired power,…

Oliver Woodruff, ARUP writes – We need to alter how we power the World, move through it, produce materials, and build it.  What is more, we must adopt ways of doing so without emitting greenhouse gases.  We must also build resilience to lessen the impacts of unavoidable climate change reflected in flooding, drought, wildfires and heatwaves. 

By Christina Ameln, Sustainability Strategist & Advisor  –  The impacts of climate change are not linear. They are  manifold and diverse. Climate change impacts…

To read all the articles on EQUO on Sustainable Vietnam, click on:  More than just straws  Do we have to sacrifice to be sustainable? …