Sustainability

By Nguyen Tue Anh - Visiting Postdoctoral Fellow Center for International Development, Harvard UniversityDespite the COVID-19 crisis, Vietnam remains its positive GDP growth in 2020.(1) Besides,…

Bamboo forests blanketing the mountainous area of Que Phong, Nghe An hold the main livelihoods for most local families. So much so that the bamboo itself is hailed an “ATM machine”, dispensing cash…

With the mission of finding creative, humane, environment-centered, community-centered business ideas, Oxfam in Vietnam and GreenHub organized the Green Superstar contest. On March 26, the Persuasion…

The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) estimates that globally, 842 million people are currently undernourished.1 Shockingly, half of these hungry people are small-scale farmers…

The fishing industry in Vietnam is a major source of employment and income. There are about five million people working in fishing, the majority of whom are women. Wild capture fishery, meaning wild…

Shrimp production in Vietnam is a booming business, with the sector growing more than 300 percent in terms of volume between 2001 and 2012. Shrimp farming provides a livelihood for more than one…