About ENV Education for Nature-Vietnam (ENV) was established in 2000 as Vietnam’s first non-governmental organization focused on conservation of nature and the environment through education. Our mission is to foster greater understanding amongst the Vietnamese public about environmental issues of local, national and global significance, ranging from protection of wildlife and natural ecosystems to climate change. We employ creative and innovative strategies to influence attitudes and behavior, not only highlighting the need to protect Vietnam’s rich natural heritage and the living world around us, but also encouraging greater public participation in achieving this important and challenging task.
The United Nations Volunteer programme in Viet Nam is looking for a Consultant for GIPA project final evaluation and a National UNV volunteer Specialist in Administration and Translation.
UNDP Vietnam is now looking for highly qualified freelance interpreters / translators and interpretation / translation firms to provide these services for the office.
The qualified interpretation/translation service providers who offer competitive interpretation/translation rates will be offered Long Term Agreements with UNDP Viet Nam and will be contacted to provide these services for the country office.
Interested candidates are requested to submit to: [email protected], the following documents:
1. The most updated CV 2. Reference list of provided services/products with contact address of clients with whom UNDP can contact for reference check 3. Rate offers for:
The Component Project VNM0014 under the UN/Government of Vietnam Joint Programme on Gender Equality, implemented with financial support from MDG Spanish Fund, is managed by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism (MOCST). It aims to improve institutional capacity in implementation, monitoring, evaluation and reporting on the execution of the Law on Domestic Violence Prevention and Control. The Component Project VNM0014 Management Unit (CPMU) would like to invite interested agency/organization to send technical proposal for the development of a website on domestic violence prevention and control which will be placed in the MOCST's main Webpage. and satisfy with detailed requirements in the TOR to be provided to interest agencies later one.
The Component Project VNM0014 under the UN/Government of Vietnam Joint Programme on Gender Equality, implemented with financial support from MDG Spanish Fund, is managed by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism (MOCST). It aims to improve institutional capacity in implementation, monitoring, evaluation and reporting on the execution of the Law on Domestic Violence Prevention and Control. The Component Project VNM0014 Management Unit (CPMU) would like to invite interested agency/organization to send technical proposal for the development of a website on domestic violence prevention and control which will be placed in the MOCST's main Webpage. and satisfy with detailed requirements in the TOR to be provided to interest agencies later one.
The government of Spain has financed VND2.328 trillion ($125.9 million) to 22 projects to develop rural infrastructure and production in Vietnam’s northern province of Quang Ninh, the Thoi bao Kinh te newspaper reported Thursday. Ten of these projects will be implemented in Dong Trieu district and the rest in Hai Ha district, the newspaper said, adding that all are slated for completion early next year. With a total investment of VND6 trillion ($324.5 million), these projects aim to supply equipments for local production and help improve rural infrastructure facilities in the two districts.
The People’s Committee of the central Quang Tri province has approved scholarship of VND2.3 billion ($125,000) for students from the Van Kieu and Pa Co ethnic minorities in this school year. The scholarship would be given to students in four districts of Huong Hoa, Da Krong, Gio Linh and Vinh Linh. It intended to encourage students to overcome material difficulties and continue studying further.
The International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA) of Sweden has assisted VND11 billion ($615,315) to Vietnam’s central province of Quang Nam to build a 75-kW power plant to bring electricity to Cotu ethnic minority people in the locality. The province will start building the VND15-billion plant within this year, the Thanh Nien newspaper reported. Once fully operational after 11 months of construction, the small plant is expected to generate 16,459 kWh a year, benefiting 277 Cotu households in Ga Ri commune of Tay Giang mountainous district.
