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Climate change and impacts

Children and Climate
Programme
21 June 2018
Children and Climate Change
Viet Nam is one of the world’s most vulnerable countries to climate change, with children and women particularly at risk.
Child-Centred Disaster Risk Reduction
Programme
21 June 2018
Child-Centred Disaster Risk Reduction
This programme is a long-term strategy for sustainable and resilient development to ensure current and future generations can cope with climate change.
Students from the Lai Hoa Primary and Junior High School in Soc Trang, participate in a painting contest to raise awareness and encourage the participation of children in the fight against natural disasters.
Press release
16 May 2022
Toward a sustainable community to respond to natural disasters
Celebration of the National Week for Natural Disaster Prevention and Control 2022
Representative from Masterise Homes, Mr. Jason Turnbull, Deputy Managing Director cum Chief Financial Officer (on the left) and Ms. Rana Flowers (on the right), Representative to UNICEF Viet Nam at the press launch.
Press release
27 April 2022
UNICEF welcomes Masterise Group’s project ‘Innovation for Children’ in Vietnam
UN Secretary-General António Guterres on the launch of the intergovernmental climate change report (IPCC). Every voice can make a difference!
Remarks
28 February 2022
UN Secretary-General's remarks on the launch of the intergovernmental climate change report (IPCC).
The UN Secretary-General António Guterres
Children and women are among the most vulnerable groups to climate-induced disasters and extreme weather events in Viet Nam.
Article
20 August 2021
World Water Week 2021
On the occasion of World Water Week 2021 in Viet Nam, meet our expert - Mr. Maharajan Muthu -Chief of Child Survival and Development Program, UNICEF
Climate landscape analysis for children in Viet Nam
Report
04 August 2021
Climate landscape analysis
The Climate Landscape Analysis for Children in Viet Nam was jointly facilitated by the Ministry of Planning and Investment and UNICEF Viet Nam...

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Viet Nam celebrates World Children’s Day and unites for a greener future
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20 November 2020
Viet Nam celebrates World Children’s Day 2020
A month-long campaign for World Children’s Day culminated with a big event on 20 November in Ha Noi to show support for child rights.
One minute green video challenge
Campaign
18 October 2020
1-minute green video challenge
To turn the ‘green thought’ to ‘the ‘green action’ for a greener and cleaner Viet Nam.
Greta Thunberg, outside the Swedish parliament in Stockholm, August 28, 2018. Greta, only 15 years old at the time, started her schoolstrike for the climate all by herself. Her original plan was to strike for three weeks up until the swedish parliament election to be held on September 9. This in order to draw attention to the climate crisis. However, Greta inspired millions of people all around the world. And she decided to continue. Since then Greta has been striking every Friday, and she intends to do so
Press release
30 April 2020
Greta Thunberg and NGO Human Act launch a child rights driven coronavirus campaign for UNICEF
Climate activist calls on young people, other supporters, to encourage everyone to support UNICEF’s vital work to save children’s lives