WORKSHOP
LIVING GREEN- EASY OR NOT?
“Capacity Building towards Sustainable Lifestyles”
Hanoi, 19 December 2010
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................................................... 3
2. MAIN CONTENTS ......................................................................................................................................... 3
2.1 Introduction of the project "Capacity Building towards Sustainable Lifestyles" .................................... 3
2.2 Sharing Green-Living Initiatives .............................................................................................................. 4
2.3 Votes on exhibited "Living-Green Initiatives" ......................................................................................... 7
2.4 Release of the video clip "The Story of Cosmetics" ................................................................................ 8
2.5 Discussion “Green Living-Easy or Not?” .................................................................................................. 8
2.6 Awards.................................................................................................................................................... 9
3. WORKSHOP SUMMARY............................................................................................................................. 10
4. APPENDICES .............................................................................................................................................. 11
4.1 List of Workshop Participants ............................................................................................................... 11
4.2 List of Individuals/ Groups/ Clubs Presented in the ”Green-Living Initiative” Exhibition ..................... 17
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1. INTRODUCTION
On 19 December 2010 the workshop on "Living Green- Easy or Not?” took place successfully
at the Great Hall of University of Natural Sciences in Hanoi. This was an event within the
project "Capacity Building towards sustainable lifestyles" coordinated by UNEP with the
generous support of SGS-Switzerland and SGS-Vietnam. Under the theme "Living GreenEasy or Not?", the workshop aimed to create an opportunity for individuals and representatives
from organizations with a shared interest in sustainable lifestyles to:
UNDERSTAND:
• Benefits of green lifestyles - Sustainable lifestyles
• Living green from individual perspective and group/ organization perspectives
TAKE ACTION TO:
• Develop green lifestyles - sustainable lifestyles today
• Share experiences in the implementation of green-living projects: methods, difficulties and
advantages
• Promote acts of green and sustainable living among friends, family, colleagues and the
community
The workshop achieved the following results:
• Participants had enhanced knowledge about the benefits of green lifestyles and
sustainable lifestyles
• Implementers of green-living projects shared and exchanged their views on sustainable
lifestyles
• 14 groups/ organizations/ clubs exhibited their projects and project results in the exhibition
"The idea of living green”
• Ideas and experience to turn theory into practical action to build sustainable lifestyles were
shared.
The Workshop "Living Green- Easy or Not?" was co-organised by the Center for Development
of Community Initiative and Environment (C&E) along with Live&Learn for Environment and
Community (Live & Learn). There was active contribution from Vietnam Green Generation
Network and YouthXchange Vietnam (YXCvn).
Workshop participants included Mr. Do Chi Thanh, SGS-Vietnam Chief Representative in the
North, Ms. Do Van Nguyet, Director of Live & Learn, Ms. Hoang Thanh Tam, Director of C&E,
Ms. Do Thi Huyen from UNDP, representative of Vietnam Environmental Network (VEN) and
over 120 young people from clubs and organizations in Hanoi.
2. MAIN CONTENTS
2.1 Introduction of the project "Capacity Building towards Sustainable Lifestyles"
The workshop started with an introduction of the project "Capacity Building towards
Sustainable Lifestyles" by Ms. Dang Thi Anh Nguyet, Research and Training Coordinator of
C&E. The presentation highlighted the project's purpose which was to promote sustainable
lifestyles in Vietnam. In the project implementation, the project team has adapted its activities
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to build capacity for YXCvn network and raise the community’s awareness of this subject. The
project also supported a number of green-living initiatives, including as Vegetarian for the
Environment, Environmental Day - Hello Green, Green Days, Household-scale Sewage
Treatment, Cycling for the environment and A Hanoi without plastic bags.
Mr. Do Chi Thanh representing the project sponsor gave a speech to the workshop. He
introduced the ideas, rationale and importance of living green, and offered many simple
examples that young people could do for living green including changing their daily habits,
keeping their home clean; or shopping "energy efficient"-labeled products.
Ms. Nguyet – C&E Training and Research Coordinator
2.2 Sharing Green-Living Initiatives
In this section, the workshop participants enjoyed a play by some young people from Vietnam
Green Generation Network and YXCvn. The play portrayed a luxurious life of a city big boy: a
big house, luxurious cars and lavish spending. The house was air-conditioned to well below
acceptable levels of temperature. Food was eaten wastefully. The boy also kept many wildlife
species for fun... The short play demonstrated unsustainable lifestyles of certain individuals in
society. It warned people that they needed to switch from the current over-exploitation of the
nature to satisfy their immediate indefinite needs to greener and more responsible living to the
environment and to future generations. The workshop continued with the questions given by
the MC: "So what is living green? How
do you understand living green?" There
“In my opinion, Living Green is to live without
were active responses and sharing
leaving bad impacts on the future generations”.
from many young participants. While
“Living Green, I think, is simply that to buy
opinions and understanding varied, it
was agreed that green lifestyles were
sufficient food, to keep houses clean, … Besides, it
geared toward balance and harmony in
is to ensure fairness for all human beings and
life and harmony with the nature.
animals such as not to destroy forests and do harm
to the habitats of animal and plant species …..”
To clarify this subject, five young
people having Green Living initiatives
which received support from the project
Sharing of some young workshop participants
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"Capacity Building towards Sustainable Lifestyles" reported on their project implementation to
the workshop.
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Ms. Thuy Dung from Saigon 350 Club started with the initiative "Environment Day - Hello
Green." Hello Green was held on 8 August 2010 in Ho Chi Minh City with green lessons
for high school students on Biodiversity, Sustainable Lifestyles and project
implementation skills. The festival attracted the attention of over 1000 young people in Ho
Chi Minh and a number of famous singers and guests attended. After the event, there
were six suggestions for similar future activities in schools and regions. Five television
stations and other media units provided coverage of the event.
Ms. La Thuy Diem Hang from Club C4E of Ho Chi Minh City followed with "Cycling for
the Environment”. She and other club members called on people to use bicycles as their
means of transport. Cycling helped reduce greenhouse gas and was environmentfriendly. In this activity, the youth biked to wildlife at risk (WAR) station in Cu Chi, Can Gio
mangrove forest, Phu An Bamboo Village in Binh Duong and Nam Cat Tien National
Park. Through the bicycle tour, participants learned a lot about biodiversity and
environmental protection. More similar tours have been organised in a broader scale and
have connected many more young people.
Ms. Thuy Dung – Saigon 350
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Ms. Diem Hang - C4E Ho Chi Minh
After the presentation of projects implemented in Ho Chi Minh City, Ms. Nguyen Thu Trang,
Deputy Director of GREACT Club in Hue reported on the campaign "Vegetarian for the
environment." This relatively new idea attracted the attention of many participants in the
workshop. Based on the fact that livestock has emitted the largest amounts of greenhouse
gases among today industries, Trang took an initiative to carry out a public campaign on
vegetarianism and reduction of meat consumption for environmental protection. The
campaign was first launched as part of Green Days in Dong Da, Ha Noi on 19 September.
In addition, on the occasion of Global Work Party on 10 October 2010, vegetarian
campaign for the environment was implemented simultaneously in the North and Centre
with a focus in Hue where 420 young people gathered together and arranged vegetables in
"350" formation. This action attracted the attention of many city residents and thereby
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transmitted the campaign message to the community. Trang also mentioned difficulties
arising in the campaign and proposed measures such as publishing materials on
vegetarian nutrition, organising vegetarian cooking classes and encouraging people to eat
only vegetables on a fixed date in the month. The campaign also called for the youth to
further spread vegetarian.
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Next, Mr. Le Van Son representing Stupid Team- Union of environmental leaders from Da
Nang presented the project "Household-scale sewage treatment." This technical project
was currently implemented in a number of households in Da Nang City. It aimed to treat
household sewage to meet QCVN 2008/BTNMT B-Typed Sewage Specifications to reduce
environmental pollution. The first phase of this project was in implementation with positive
results. It promised future success for the second phase as the project would take a
broader scale.
Ms.Thu Trang - GREACT
Mr. Le Van Son - Stupid Team
Ms. Hong Nhung - C4E Ha Noi
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Finally was an initiative from Hanoi youth. Ms. Nguyen Hong Nhung from Club C4E
presented "A Hanoi without Plastic Bags." The initiative was to use old newspapers to
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make paper bags at home in a simple way. The project was communicated via various
media channels such as television, Internet, and cycling campaigns for the environment of
the club C4E. Nhung shared her lively memories of the project implementation from the
newspaper collection, bag making and delivery. There were 3000 paper bags made and
five stores agreed to participate in the project. Besides these achievements, there were
difficulties such as time management for bag making, the bag design and quality and the
poor weather. Nhung said that in the future, the project would sell bags to raise funds and
expand volunteer forces for bag making to include people with disabilities and children.
After reports from the five projects, workshop participants raised questions, including how to
measure the changes created by the projects. There was a good news: Mr. Long from SGS
committed to fund and search for vegetarian venues with good quality and reasonable prices
for the project "Vegetarian for the environment" in Hai Phong. This was a great encouragement
to all Living-Green Projects at the workshop.
2.3 Votes on exhibited "Living-Green Initiatives"
In the second part of the morning session, participants joined the exhibition "Living-Green
Initiatives." The exhibition was an opportunity for individuals, groups and clubs from across the
country who were interested in sustainable lifestyles to display pictures, posters and other
items related to their green-living initiatives. The organisers selected 14 best initiatives from 20
registered ones for display at the exhibition. Relevant groups held exciting presentations of
their initiatives to the jury and the voters. The morning session ended with the voting for two
awards: the best Green-Living Initiative and the best display booth. The voting attracted special
attention from the participants who were thrilled to receive the results.
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2.4 Release of the video clip "The Story of Cosmetics"
The afternoon session of the workshop started with the video clip "The Story of cosmetics."
This was translated and edited by members of Vietnam Green Generation Network and was
first aired in Vietnam. The film showed flaws in the laws of many countries in the world. The
United States of America, in particular, allowed this huge-profit industry to put in their products
various harmful chemicals. Cosmetics were subject to the least control of all goods in the
world. "The Story of Cosmetics” followed the same style of "The Story of Stuff" which was wellknown for the truth behind the production and consumption of products for daily life. "The Story
of Cosmetics” provided better understanding of daily personal care products, from lipstick to
shampoo for children. The film also inquires about the health implications of cosmetic products
to consumers, producers and the environment, thereby showing how to build a non-toxic
cosmetic industry.
After the film, the young people shared their experience in using cosmetics, especially
shampoo. Many admitted to using natural leaves to wash their hair in the past which they no
longer use today. To further illustrate this point, six young people were invited to join a small
game in which they listed some of their daily sustainable and unsustainable habits.
2.5 Discussion “Green Living-Easy or Not?”
After the game, workshop participants divided into groups to discuss the question "Living
Green - Easy or Not?". Each group was to provide their views in daily situations. They include
Vegetarian or not? Consume wildlife products or not? Buy the products produced by child labor
or not? The discussion was lively with individuals making bold ideas and opinions with
supporting evidence and arguments. Some questions had agreed answers while others stayed
unsolved for further reflection. This small discussion with simple situations offered opportunities
for the youth to think together and listen to concretise their green-living opinions.
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Discussion results:
Buy wildlife products
- They are good for health and can be gifts for
relatives and friends
- They show your class and worth
-
Be a vegetarian
To enjoy new and unusual taste and attractive
food
To reduce greenhouse gas emissions
To eliminate various diseases such as obesity
Buy products made with child labour
To create jobs for children and help street
children
To ensure proper prices of the products which
will ensure proper salaries for children
Not buy wildlife products
- To comply with the law on wildlife protection
- To ensure no wildlife exhausion and
ecological imbalance
- There are alternatives other than wildlife
products
Not be a vegetarian
- Food is expensive and not many vegetarian
restaurants
- Vegetables have little nutrition and do not
ensure good health
Not buy products made with child labour
- Not to support child labour exploitation
- Not to be in contrary to traditional morality.
2.6 Awards
The workshop "Living Green- Easy or Not?" was not
only an opportunity for young people to better
understand sustainable lifestyle but also a place to
honor those people and initiatives contributing to the
development of green-sustainable lifestyles. Some
members of Vietnam Green Generation Network
opened the ceremony by their music and song
performance. This created an exciting and passionate
atmosphere for the ceremony.
Next, Mr. Do Chi Thanh - SGS Vietnam and Ms. Hoang Thanh Tam - Director of C&E awarded
certificates to active participants in the program "Capacity Building towards Sustainable
Lifestyles" in 2010.
A ceremony followed to honor winners of the contest
"Finding Green Symbols" of Vietnam Green
Generation Network with support from Live&Learn and
BOO fashion company. The contest took place
excitingly and interestingly in two months and ended
successfully with Le Thien Duc and Thinh Van Tan
being the first prize winners and Tran Nhat Anh being
the most promising winner.
The most awaited part of the ceremony was the announcement and honoring of the individuals/
groups/ clubs having the best Green-living initiative and the best displaying booth. After two
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hours of vote counting, the Secretariat gave the final result. The campaign "Vegetarian for the
environment" won the highest score for the best Green-living initiative and the campaign "I
Agree" won the highest score for the best display booth.
“The best initiative”
“The best display booth”
3. WORKSHOP SUMMARY
The workshop "Living Green- Easy or Not?" was not a project event but also a point for further
thoughts and ideas of green-sustainable lifestyles for the young participants. In attending the
workshop, they not only learned more about green living but also discussed, shared and voted
for the best green living initiatives. The workshop ended with applause to congratulate two
award-winning initiatives. The song "Age 20" by the organizers was a message of the
participants in this workshop that they were the change agents for spreading Living Greensustainable living to more people.
About Vietnam Green Generation Network:
Vietnam Green Generation Network (The He Xanh) is a network of youth organizations and
individuals who share concerns and are willing to learn and take action for a sustainable way of
life. With motivation and enthusiasm, The He Xanh promotes and connects environmental
clubs and individuals to be active learners and actors for a greener, more populous and
stronger community. The He Xanh is supported and coordinated by Live&Learn for
Environment and Community with cooperation from Oxfam, CARE International in Vietnam,
Embassy of Finland and like-minded organisations and individuals.
About YXCvn
YouthXchange Vietnam (YXCvn) is the home to the youth who aim towards sustainable
lifestyles by turning theory into practical action. It is a place where you can approach the
practical problems of sustainable lifestyles. Each member of YXCvn acts through awareness
raising, critical analysis and networking, and development of responsible behaviours which can
be spread to the community. YXCvn is supported by the SGS Group International and the
Center for Development of Community Initiatives and Environment (C&E). It is linked to
Vietnam Green Generation Network and is a member of the YXC global network.
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4. APPENDICES
4.1 List of Workshop Participants
No.
1
Surname
First
Name
Organisastion/Club
Lê Thị Ngọc
Anh
2
Trương Thị Nhật
Anh
3
Nguyễn Việt
Anh
C&E
4
Văn Quỳnh
Anh
GHA
5
Nguyễn Việt
Anh
3R
6
Nguyễn Việt
Anh
University of Water Resource
7
Đỗ Nguyễn Hồng
Anh
8
Nguyễn Thị Ngọc
Anh
9
Đặng Ngọc
Anh
10
Phạm Văn
Bân
ACC (Action for climate
change)
tocto_mauvanghoe@yahoo.com
11
Nguyễn Thị Hồng
Cẩm
350 VYP
hongcam1004@gmail.com
Đỗ Thị Kim
Chi
University of Natural Sciences
dokimchi.hus@gmail.com
Hoàng Thuỳ
Chi
Go Green
call_on_me_everything@yahoo.co
m
Phạm Lan
Chi
CLB Gogreen
muatrensamac2808@yahoo.com
Hoàng Thị Lan
Chi
CLB 3R
Lanchihoang89@gmail.com
Đào Xuân
Chính
Team UCEVENT
chinhdx.ucevent@gmail.com
Tạ Thành
Chung
ACC (Action for climate
change)
gdptbv@gmail.com
Phạm Tuấn
Cường
Team UCEVENT
ptcuong.ucevent@gmail.com
Nguyễn Trọng
Cường
BOOVironment
cuongdz76@gmail.com
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
New beginnings
ACC (Action for climate
change)
Email
ngocanh.1788@gmail.com
truongnhatanh.2011@gmail.com
quynhanh.van2121994@gmail.com
anhviet720@yahoo.com
hopeful_colour@yahoo.com
Go Green International
Organization Vietnam
na.nguyen.ftu@gmail.com
anna_neu92@yahoo.com
11
Nguyễn Văn
Dân
3R
nvdan86@gmail.com
Nguyễn Tuấn
Đạt
Green Generation Network
tuandatmt@gmail.com
22
Nguyễn Văn
Đạt
C4E Hà Nội
nguyenvandat_vn90@yahoo.com
23
Lê Thiên
Đức
Hanoi Law University
duclethien@gmail.com
Đặng Tiên
Dung
Đặng Tiên
Dung
Lê Xuân
Dũng
Team UCEVENT
dung.lz.ucevent@gmail.com
Lê Hùng
Dũng
C4E Hà Nội
enino_9x@yahoo.com
Hà Thị
Duyên
ACC (Action for climate
change)
mrs.bvp@gmail.com
29
Boydell
Edward
Live&Learn
Edward.boydell@livelearn.org
30
Nguyễn Hoàng
Giang
Green Generation Network
ggm261@gmail.com
31
Nguyễn Thị Hương
Giang
Sn'e
nhoccon.lonton@yahoo
Lâm Thị Hà
Hà
New beginnings
halam_08@yahoo.com
Hoàng Thu
Hà
Go green
hoangha812@gmail.com
34
La Sơn
Hải
Hanoi University
sonhai1221@gmail.com
35
Hoàng Lê Minh
Hằng
Fun Recycle
uranus.bibi@gmail.com
Nguyễn Thu
Hiền
Team UCEVENT
hiennt.ucevent@gmail.com
Nguyễn Thị
Hiền
BOOVironment
banglangtim_tm_nh@yahoo.com
Đỗ Đức
Hiếu
FTU Guitar Club or English
class 3- CLC- KTĐN - K49Foreign Trade University
xlu.untitled@gmail.com
39
Vũ Thị
Hoa
BooVironment
vuhoahong88@gmail.com
40
Đào Thị Thu
Hoài
41
Trần Kim
Hoàn
20
21
24
25
26
27
28
32
33
36
37
38
ACC (Action for climate
change)
ACC (Action for climate
change)
dangtiendungso1@gmail.com
dangtiendungso1@gmail.com
hoa_hong_vang_uop_nang@yahoo
.com
C&E
12
42
Phan Huy
Hoàng
BOOVironment
shrek11392@gmail.com
Nguyễn Hữu
Huân
huannh.uceevent@gmail.com
Nguyễn
Huệ
Team UCEVENT
Institute for Environmental
Science and TechnologyHanoi University of Science
and Technology
Lê Thị Thu
Hương
Green Generation Network
huong.lethu145@gmail.com
Nguyễn Thị
Hương
New beginnings
siralex_mu@yahoo.com.vn
Nguyễn Thị Thanh
Hương
Center for Environment
Training and Communication
ecoenvir@gmail.com
Bùi Thu
Hương
Live&Learn
Thuhuongvn89@gmail.com
49
Phan Kim
Hương
2E CLUB
vit_con_xau_xi_28@yahoo.com
50
Kiều Ngọc
Hương
Hanoi University
huongkn09@gmail.com
51
Vũ Diệu
Hương
VOV1
vudieuhuong@gmail.com
52
Nguyễn Thị
Hương
C4E Hà Nội
nguyenhuongk53xhh@gmail.com
53
Nguyễn Thị Thu
Hường
Hanoi University
thuhuong293@gmail.com
Phạm Thu
Huyền
Team UCEVENT
huyenpt.ucevent@gmail.com
55
Nguyễn Thị Thu
Huyền
56
Đỗ Thị
Huyền
UNDP+VEN
huyen.dothi@gmail.com
57
Ngô Thị Thu
Huyền
3R
huyenlee_lovesuyu_17@yahoo.co
m
58
Đỗ Thị Ngọc
Khanh
3R
Kate3019@gmail.com
Phan Thị Thiên
Kim
Team UCEVENT
kimpt.ucevent@gmail.com
Nguyễn Thành
Lam
Team UCEVENT
lamnt.ucevent@gmail.com
Đỗ Thị
Lan
National Economics University
justraven_1704@yahoo.com.vn
Vương Thị Hương
Lan
GoGreen
wang_lna_lawyer@yahoo.com
Liên
Company for Investment
services Resources
Development and
ngocliennh@gmail.com
43
44
45
46
47
48
54
59
60
61
62
63
Nguyễn Thị Ngọc
tommybleck@hoa0609.com
uoc_gi_7676@yahoo.com
13
Environmental R & E
64
Nguyễn Thị
Liên
BooVironment
lienboo@bosua.vn
Lê Thị Thùy
Linh
Clb Sn'E
linhnho2411_bs@yahoo.com.vn
Trần Mạnh
Linh
Team UCEVENT
linhtm.ucevent@gmail.com
67
Lê Tiến
Linh
3R
ky_bigman@yahoo.com
68
Đinh Thị Thùy
Linh
C4E Hà Nội
dinhlinh1012@gmail.com
69
Lưu Thục
Linh
C4E Hà Nội
luu_ly18021992@gmail.com
70
Vương Thị
Loan
University of Social Science
and Humanities
windcolen@gmail.com
71
Vũ Thị Kiều
Loan
C4E Hà Nội
loanlotus@gmail.com
72
Nguyễn Bí
Long
SGS
long.nguyen@sgs.com
Nguyễn Hà Hoài
Ly
Team UCEvent
deconngoanngoan@gmail.com
74
Lý Hải
Minh
3R
leemin1902gmail.com
75
Trần Hà
My
3R
hamy.tran@gmail.com
Hà Quỳnh
Nga
Live&Learn
quynhnga.livelearn@gmail.com
Vũ Thị Tuyết
Ngân
ACC (Action for climate
change)
tuyetbac_2412@yahoo.com.vn
78
Vũ Ánh
Ngọc
Hanoi University
muop_dang_nha_tui@yahoo.com
79
Nguyễn Hoàng
Ngọc
C&E
ngoc@sef.org.vn
80
Nguyễn Bích
Ngọc
C&E
ngoc.n91@gmail.com
81
Đỗ Vân
Nguyệt
Live&Learn
nguyet.dovan@livelearn.org
82
Đặng Thị Ánh
Nguyệt
C&E
83
Lê Thanh
Nhàn
VTC10
nhanthanh303@gmail.com
Vũ Thị Hồng
Nhung
University of Natural Sciences
hongnhung3291@yahoo.com
Nguyễn Hồng
Nhung
Club C4E
napoland167@gmail.com
65
66
73
76
77
84
85
14
86
Lại Thị Huyền
Nhung
VOV1
hahuynhung7987@gmail.com
Đặng Thị Kim
Oanh
c4e,green club,housv
odkid_tomboy132@yahoo.com
Nguyễn Thị
Oanh
New beginnings
nguyenoanh.th29a1@gmail.com
Lê Hồng
Oanh
C4E Hà Nội
nanashil211@gmail.com
Lại Hoàng
Phúc
Team UCEVENT
phuclh.ucevent@gmail.com
91
Nguyễn Văn
Phúc
Veg Vietnam
voicoi24@gmail.com
92
Nguyễn Thanh
Phương
SGS
phuong.nguyenthanh@sgs.com
93
Nguyễn Xuân
Phương
C4E Hà Nội
phuong.jason@gmail.com
94
Nguyễn
Phương
University of Natural Sciences
numdongtien_geo@yahoo.com
95
Ngô Ngọc
Quân
GHA
tatsuya.1309@gmail.com
Nguyễn Thị
Quỳnh
Lê Văn
Sơn
Stupid Team Đà Nẵng
Hoàng Thanh
Tâm
C&E
Lương Minh
Tân
Hanoi School of Public Health
minhtan.livelearn@gmail.com
Hoang
Thạch
VFEC
thachbinhthuong@gmail.com
Trần Doãn
Thắng
C4E Hà Nội
phiatruoclabautroi90@gmail.com
dark_snow08@yahoo.com
87
88
89
90
96
97
98
99
100
101
daudau_90@yahoo.com
lesondutec@gmail.com
102
Dương Đức
Thắng
Institute for Environmental
Science and TechnologyHanoi University of Science
and Technology
103
Đỗ Chí
Thành
SGS VN
Ngô Thị Phương
Thảo
Go Green
ngothao.kin@gmail.com
105
Nguyễn Hoài
Thu
C4E Hà Nội
muamuaha_utc@yahoo.com
106
Phạm Đình
Thức
C4E Hà Nội
dinhthuc91@gmail.com
Trần Thanh
Thúy
Project Sound of Light
sound.of.light.project@gmail.com
104
107
15
108
Bùi Thị Thanh
Thủy
C&E
109
Trần Thủy
Tiên
3R
narcissus1809@gmail.com
Phạm Văn
Toản
Go Green Club
pvtoan@ymail.com
Nguyễn Thị Thu
Trang
BooVironment
nguyentrang@bosua.vn
Nguyễn Thị Huyền
Trang
Audit accounting Club.
amy.ftuk49@gmail.com
113
Bùi Minh
Trang
3R
minhtrangbui@gmail.com
114
Vương Thu
Trang
C4E
115
Lê Thị
Trang
GoGreen
letrangrhqk54@gmail.com
116
Trần Thị Minh
Trang
3R
misscold.ecftu@gmail.com
117
Đỗ Thị Thu
Trang
HYAC
trang_ptsa@yahoo.com
118
Lê Thị Quỳnh
Trang
3R
trang_win25@yahoo.com.vn
119
Vũ Thị Bảo
Trang
C4E Hà Nội
baotrang.ndo@gmail.com
120
Trần Minh
Trang
350 VYP
trangtranminh.nt@gmail.com
Dương Thị
Trang
Club B & E
manxaocay@yahoo.com.vn
Nguyễn Anh
Tuấn
Club Sn'E
Nguyen.anhtuan1004@gmail.com
Đỗ Anh
Tuấn
anhdt8@fsoft.com.vn
Lê Ngọc
Tuấn
new beginnings
Vietnamese village Magazin,
Ministry of Spot, Culture and
Tourism
Nguyễn Ngọc
Tùng
Green Generation
Network/VYS2010
nguyentung.bio@gmail.com
126
Bùi Thanh
Tùng
TNV BooVironment
tungthanh1511@gmail.com
127
Vũ Thị Ánh
Vân
BooVironment
vanvta84@gmail.com
128
Nguyễn Thị Hồng
Vân
129
Nguyễn Tuấn
Việt
110
111
112
121
122
123
124
125
hatuansongnguyen@yahoo.com
haiduongxanh@yahoo.com
BOOVironment
nguyentuanviet44@gmail.com
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130
Đặng Thái
Vinh
2E CLUB
thaivinhmaster@gmail.com
4.2 List of Individuals/ Groups/ Clubs Presented in the ”Green-Living Initiative”
Exhibition
No.
Initiative
Group/ Club
1
26 Degree Campaign
Stupid Team
2
Green Street
Go Green
3
Household-scale Sewage Treatment Project
Stupid Team
4
Hello Green
Saigon 350
5
Green Environment Contest
SnE’
6
25 Second Campaign
BOOvironment
7
Organising environmental communication activities for lower
ACC
secondary school pupils in Hanoi handicraft villages
8
I Agree
UCEvent
9
A Hanoi without Plastic Bags
C4E Hà Nội
10
Friendly School
Newbeginning
11
Anti – Plastic
BAY
12
Mottainai
3R
13
Vegetarian for Environment
VietVeg
14
Green Days
AFC
Some pictures taken at the “Living-Green Initiatives” Exhibition
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