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Keeping silent – the most common reaction to violenceSeptember 10, 2018“Many women only dare to say they have a motorbike accident after being beaten by their husbands,” said Ms. Lo Thi Chanh, Chairwoman of Muong Phang communal Women’s Union in Dien Bien district at the inception workshop of project Stand Up, Speak Out: Breaking the Silence around Gender-based ViRead More
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Information for adaptation in Vietnam project officially launchedAugust 30, 2018Dien Bien, 28 August 2018 – The inception workshop of Information for adaptation in Vietnam (InfoAct) project, funded by the German Federal Ministry of Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), is held today in Dien Bien and Lai Chau provinces. Vietnam is among the few countries that are mosRead More
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Gender and Climate Change integration into poverty reduction policy planningAugust 14, 2018During 8 and 10 August 2018, 36 representatives from Ha Giang Department on Ethnic Minority Affairs; Departments of Investment and Planning, Agriculture and Rural Development, Culture-Sports-Tourism; and relevant officials and staff of Vi Xuyen district and Thuong Son and Minh Tan communes participaRead More213
Opportunity for Vietnamese journalists to enhance knowledge on genderJuly 13, 2018Journalists interested in the round table discussion about gender in development in Hanoi on 23rd July 2018 should contact the Institute for Research on Development Communication at dangyen@red.org.vn no later than 17h00 20th July 2018. With funding from the Irish Aid, CARE International in Vietnam,Read More
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Typhoon damage relief: From Australia to Central VietnamMay 21, 2018Le Xuan Tung (CARE) On the Traditional Day on Natural Disaster Prevention 22 May, learn more about the story of Mr. Vui in Hue. Mr. Vui is among thousands of people in Hue and Quang Nam provinces that have received typhoon damage relief following typhoon Damrey late last year thanks to supportRead More
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Enhancing two-way communication in ethnic minority communitiesMay 2, 2018Information plays an important role in household and production activities, especially ethnic minority communities. However, how best to deliver such information to citizens in an timely, accessible manner remains an open question. This is the focus of the training workshop in Hanoi late April 2018 Read More
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An “Economic empowerment” learning visit to Vietnam’s major coffee areaApril 16, 2018Early this month (April 2018), the project team from Technologically Enhanced Agricultural Livelihoods (TEAL) project paid a visit to Dak Lak to learn about the ways to grow and process coffee with Economic empowerment approach in this major coffee centre of the country. The team visited Thang Loi Read More
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Delays in tackling sexual harassment can cost garment industry billionsApril 13, 2018Giang Vu (CARE) (The story was published in The Sai Gon Times on 10 April 2018) Mr Binh has not forgotten his early days in Japan almost a decade ago when he just arrived here for higher studies. He remembers vividly the three things the Japanese taught him and his study colleagues in those first &hRead More
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Taste of the mountain for Australian MinisterApril 13, 2018Resy Vermeltfoort (SNV) and Giang Vu (CARE) “I want to thank the WEAVE project for the great work that they are doing in the pork, banana and cinnamon value chains in Lao Cai and Bac Kan provinces, especially for empowering women to build their resilience,” says Mr. Littleproud, the Australian MRead More
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#STOPSexualHarassment – Episode 5March 12, 2018Delve into a typical office setting, where a subtle problem stays in the undertone of people's word and action ... Share with your friends!Read More
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#STOPSexualHarassment – Episode 4March 9, 2018 Delve into a typical office setting, where a subtle problem stays in the undertone of people's word and action ... Share with your friends!Read More
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#STOPSexualHarassment – Episode 3March 9, 2018Delve into a typical office setting, where a subtle problem stays in the undertone of people's word and action ... Share with your friends!Read More
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#STOPSexualHarassment – Episode 2March 9, 2018Delve into a typical office setting, where a subtle problem stays in the undertone of people's word and action ... Share with your friends!Read More
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#STOPSexualHarassment – Episode 1March 9, 2018Delve into a typical office setting, where a subtle problem stays in the undertone of people's word and action ... Share with your friends!Read More
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Join hands to stop sexual harassmentMarch 6, 2018 Author: Hannah Stephenson This month marks CARE International’s Global campaign March4Women where we will be joining together with partners and organization across the world to celebrate and empower women to march for their rights! In Vietnam, CARE aims to raise awareness around gender-basedRead More
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Photovoice – The voice of photographsMarch 5, 2018In an increasingly technological world, it is important to consider how NGOs can support the voice of communities whose decisions are often neglected, which in turn affects their individual empowerment. Photovoice, a process of social action whereby individuals are empowered by taking photographs usRead More
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How CARE’s Donors Support Ethnic Minority Women in VietnamSeptember 18, 2017Story By Takara Morgan, CARE Australia Published in Because You CARE, 2017 Winter / Spring Edition I have just returned from Vietnam, where I met someone I'd like to tell you about. Her name is Hom. She farms pigs and rice to support herself and her 13 year-old son. She is 31 - the same …Read More
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The Bicycling Broom Sellers of HanoiJuly 31, 2017I am in Hanoi, a guest of CARE, the international development agency, with a small group of staff from CARE and a local partner, walking through a small market. I see fresh vegetables and eggs, as well as meat of all varieties, from crabs (alive) to a dog (dead). We walk through the market to &helliRead More
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Inspiring Hope for the Future among Women Migrant WorkersJuly 26, 20171 Thirty-six-year-old Pham Thi Hau was born in a poor village in Hai Duong province. After losing her father at a young age, she had to move to Hanoi when she was 10 years old to earn money to go to school. At the age of 24, she got married and had a daughter. Not …Read More
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CARE International in Vietnam produces a variety of publications to share our experience and research.
