26/03/2013|08:02:00

(VACNE)-On 22/01/2013, in Hanoi, TS. Nguyen Ngoc Sinh, President VACNE and Dr. Mats Eriksson, representive of the International Water Institute of Sweden (SIWI) hosted the Inception Workshop "Strengthening the capacity to cope with climate change for the agricultural community as the Red River Delta and Mekong "

26/03/2013|08:02:00

Vietnam is one of the most vulnerable countries to the effects of climate change in the World today, especially in the Mekong and Red River Deltas where 43 per cent of the population in the country live.

26/03/2013|08:02:00

Vietnam should take coordinated measures to actively cope with climate change between now and 2020, including policies on food, energy and water resource security, poverty reduction, gender equality, social welfare, public health and protection of natural resources.

26/03/2013|08:01:00

(VACNE) - This is the consensus of scientists and managers at scientific conferences "Phia Oac Side may be the national natural treasure" that held on 02.10.2012 in Cao Bang province.

28/02/2013|10:59:00

VietNamNet Bridge – The Central Committee of the Viet Nam Communist Party is developing a resolution to respond to climate change and protect the country’s environment and natural resources. Viet Nam News reporter Le Quynh Anh sat down with three experts to discuss the importance of this document to Viet Nam, a nation beset by pollution and vulnerable to the effects of climate change.