After nearly three years of implementation, the project “Prevention of Physical and Mental Violence and Discrimination Against Children, including Children with Disabilities (AVAC)” has achieved many significant outcomes, including the initiatives leading by children which promote the meaningful participation of children in community activities. The project includes three key components implemented by the Research Center for Management and Sustainable Development (MSD), the Vietnam Association for the Protection of Children’s Rights (VACR), and the Institute for Community Development (ACDC). It is funded by Save the Children Hong Kong and coordinated by Save the Children Vietnam.

In an effort to respond to climate change, Save the Children, in collaboration with the People's Committee of Năm Căn District, has implemented the "My Forest Child" project. The initiative includes activities such as mangrove reforestation, climate change education for children, and support for sustainable livelihoods in Nam Can, Ca Mau.

During Phase II, the "Reaching the Furthest Behind" (FbF) program, implemented in partnership by the Irish Embassy in Vietnam and Plan International Vietnam, has brought about significant positive changes to the lives of people in the mountainous districts of Quang Tri.

Cai Mon, a popular durian type from Ben Tre Province in the Mekong Delta, has been voted as one of Vietnam's best-rated fruits by readers of international travel magazine TasteAtlas.