DRR & CCA

Friday 24 September 2021

Review conference for the Project “Building resilience to natural hazards in Central Viet Nam – Phase 3”

Review conference for the Project “Building resilience to natural hazards in Central Viet Nam – Phase 3”

On 10 September, 2021, Save the Children in collaboration with the provincial Committee of Natural Disaster Prevention and Control of Quang Ngai and Quang Nam provinces organized an online review conference for the Project “Building resilience to natural hazards in Central Viet Nam – Phase 3” after two years of project implementation.

Saturday 30 January 2021

“WE ARE IN THIS TOGETHER” PROJECT ENGAGEMENT VISIT

Monday 18 January 2021

LAUNCHING WORKSHOP OF "STRENGTHENING CAPACITY ON CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION AND DISASTER RISK REDUCTION AND RESILIENCE IN CA MAU PROVINCE" PROJECT

On 07 January, in collaboration with the Ca Mau Women’s Union, Save the Children organized a launching workshop for the project "Strengthening capacity on climate change mitigation and disaster risk reduction and resilience in Ca Mau province." The project duration is from October 2020 to September 2022 and it will benefit over 11,000 people, including more than 3,000 children, in four communes in Tran Van Thoi and Thoi Binh districts, and eight primary schools.

Friday 11 December 2020

Safe water, property damage, and education interventions for vulnerable communities affected by severe floods in Central Vietnam

Since the beginning of October, the provinces in the central Vietnam have experienced several tropical storms followed by heavy rains that caused severe widespread flooding and landslides. The most seriously affected provinces are Quang Binh, Quang Tri, Thua Thien Hue and Quang Nam. This series of disasters have damaged houses, schools, and crops.

Monday 7 December 2020

Severe floods affecting vulnerable households in Central Vietnam

We met Mrs. Gioi, 65 years old, at the head-office of Tan Ninh commune’s People's Committee where people were temporarily taking shelter due to the recent floods. Mrs. Gioi lives in the low-lying The Loc village, Tan Ninh commune, Quang Binh province. In this area, there are many places where the floodwater level remained over three meters high for more than seven days.
 

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