Viet Nam

KON TUM, 2022 – At some point in our younger years, inspired by the world around us, the adventurous spirit in us might draw us to the idea of “ the business start-up” to venture into. The core of the start-up idea must have been a no brainer for many – something different, something out of the ordinary. But a group of teachers and youths in Kon…

A report on the state of urban and rural water supply, wastewater collection and treatment in both urban and rural areas, water supply and sanitation in schools and health centres, and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) funding and financing in Viet Nam. The main objective of this report is to formulate recommendations to the Government of Viet…

Entering the third year of the pandemic, children and families in Viet Nam have experienced multitudes of challenges in the face of ongoing and new global socio-economic, political, and environmental volatility. Understanding the extent to which families with children in Viet Nam are protected from, and resilient in the face of, large-scale crises…

Hanoi, [29/12/2022] -- The British Embassy Hanoi and UNICEF have handed over £500,000 in life-saving equipment to the Ministry of Health to assist recovery of Viet Nam’s health system. The equipment funded by the UK government and delivered through UNICEF in December 2022, include 500 patient vital signs monitors and 500 syringe pumps. The…

Ha Noi, December 16, 2022 – The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), the Ministry of Health (MoH) and the World Health Organization (WHO) in Viet Nam recently concluded the “Safe Journeys” campaign with a closing ceremony that looks back at the nine-month journey to equip the public with accurate information on COVID-19 prevention and control…

Vo Le Thuc Anh, representative of the children in Da Nang. “I really hope that our leaders will continue to provide us with resources and support so that we can experience the simple joys of childhood,” Vo Le Thuc Anh, representative of the children in Da Nang. Amid nonstop cheering sounds and hundreds of children’s eyes on the field, the soccer…, Football without Limits initiative, Beyond this celebration in Da Nang, across Viet Nam, UNICEF’s WCD campaign kickstarted in early November. Soccer balls and engaging resources on the essential role of sport in children’s healthy and development have been shared with thousands of schools and beyond. At schools where this supply had reached, students were surprised, then rejoiced at…, Footballers, celebrities and the private sector join hands with UNICEF, Footballers, celebrities and the private sector teamed up with UNICEF as #OneTeam. With support from Viet Nam Football Federation, players and coach of the national football teams, such as Nguyen Tien Linh, Nguyen Thanh Chung, Nguyen Thi Bich Thuy, Doan Thi Kim Chi, Ho Tan Tai and Que Ngoc Hai, shared their personal sport stories and inspiring…, Youth Advocates call on everyone to be part of One Team, Five youth advocates, with unique stories and different advocacy journeys on mental health, disability, inclusive education, gender equality, ethnic diversity, were invited to the UNICEF Viet Nam office in Hanoi to accompany staff in an array of areas, from child protection to climate change. They joined professional activities, voiced their…

Running Event - Replaying disaster risk reduction and climate actions for a safe, green and clean Viet Nam for every child Become a "green runner" by participating in the running event "Relaying Disaster risk reduction and climate actions – For a safe, green and clean Viet Nam for every child" on December 10, 2022 in Da Nang. Every step you take…

Gameshow "Beat the Internet" “Beat the Internet”, an entertaining TV game show on National Television Channel VTV8 in the Central and Highlands region of Viet Nam – inspired by the United Kingdom original hit show “Beat the Internet with John Robins”, is set to turn the spotlight on disaster risk reduction and climate actions. The popular game…

Together we act - For a safe, green and clean Viet Nam for every child VIET NAM is one of 13 countries most severely affected by extreme weather events and climate change globally. VIET NAM is a country with children making up one-third of its population. Children are the most at risk from natural disasters and climate change impacts   VIET NAM…

Hanoi, 19 November 2022. World Children’s Day (WCD) is celebrated every year on 20 November to mark the anniversary of the adoption of the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) in 1989 to promote the rights of every child. This year, WCD coincides with the Men’s Football World Cup 2022 kick-off, a unique opportunity that UNICEF Viet Nam is…

Hanoi, 17 November 2022 – Today marks World Prematurity Day, an opportunity to raise awareness on preterm birth challenges and shine a light on the risks and impacts faced by preterm infants and their families. Preterm birth is the leading cause of death among children under the age of five. Every year an estimated 15 million babies (about 1 in 10…

This World Children’s Day, we have a great opportunity to come together as #OneTeam to achieve results for every child in Viet Nam. Everyone – decision-makers, businesses, individuals, schools and communities – has a role to play when it comes to children. A collective commitment is key to address the widening disparities and critical challenges…, About World Children's Day, What is World Children’s Day? It’s the global day of action for children, by children, marking the adoption of UN Convention on the Rights of the Child the Convention on the Rights of the Child .   When is World Children’s Day? It’s celebrated every year on 20 November to promote children’s rights, as enshrined in UN Convention on the Rights of…, It’s time to come together as #OneTeam!, For every child in Viet Nam to be happy, safe and healthy! For every child to learn skills that better equip them for the future! Get childhood #BackOnTrack To get childhood #BackonTrack , there can only be one team.​ Join us!     🤝 Join us to be part of UNICEF’s #OneTeam, for every child in Viet Nam to be protected and fully developed. Watch our…, Situation of children, Viet Nam has made tremendous progress for its 27 million children over the past several decades. But millions of children – especially migrants, children with disabilities, and from ethnic communities – still face significant and widening disparities. Together, we must fight multidimensional poverty and malnutrition, help catch up on routine…, UNICEF in Action, Advancing children’s rights, driving opportunities, bringing hope, and addressing disparities is what fuels UNICEF’s work every day. And we contribute to Viet Nam’s achievements for children toward the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Explore these videos to learn more about our work in Viet Nam Driving change for every child in Viet Nam 2022…, Be part of #OneTeam, CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE Join our Voices of Youth community and make your voices heard PARENTS PARENTS Help your children get the best start in life  TEACHERS TEACHERS Promote sport for development to build children’s confidence, physical and transferrable skills BUSINESS BUSINESS Innovate and do better business for…, Get inspired!, Watch these videos of our campaign ambassadors and supporters. Get Inspired to be part of the One Team, For Every Child. Major landmarks and buildings in Ha Noi, Ho Chi Minh City and Da Nang City turned blue to mark #WorldChildrensDay across the country.