Irish Embassy Grants Support for Vietnamese UXO-Contaminated Province
09:02 | 19/07/2024
Established in 2001, Project RENEW has received strong support and appreciation from the local people and government as well as international organizations including Irish Embassy in Vietnam, Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the US Department of State and many others.
Empowering Women in Sports Field
15:30 | 25/06/2024
Sports promote values, and soccer, being the world's most popular sport, holds immense potential for advancing gender equality.
Ireland-funded Program Joins Hand to Improve Life Quality of Disadvantaged People
10:04 | 29/11/2023
An Ireland-funded program sets the stage for collaboration between relevant agencies to bring positive changes to disadvantaged communities of three provinces of Quang Tri, Hoa Binh, and Ha Giang.
Disadvantaged Communities in Quang Tri Province Support By Ireland-Funded Program
12:34 | 26/08/2023
Improving nutrition and reducing hunger is a key priority for Ireland’s development cooperation policy and has been a feature of Irish support to Vietnam and the region over many years.
Disadvantaged Communities in Quang Tri, Hoa Binh Get Support in Ireland-Funded Program
18:03 | 27/08/2022
Plan International Vietnam, in collaboration with Care International Vietnam and the Research Centre for Initiatives in Community Development, launched the “Reaching the Furthest Behind in Quang Tri and Hoa Binh Provinces” programme.
First Mother's Milk Bank Opens in Hanoi
13:45 | 24/03/2022
The Vietnam National Children’s Hospital has established the first human milk bank in Hanoi.
Quang Tri: RENEW Helps Reactivate Disabled Children's Rehabilitation Centers
07:42 | 09/01/2022
RENEW's support helps to reactivate rehabilitation centers for disabled children in Cam Nghia Commune and Gio Linh Townlet of Quang Tri Province.
Ireland funds hand-washing basins to help prevent coronavirus spread in Quang Tri
07:50 | 13/11/2020
A total of 25 hand-washing facilities with water and soap, funded by the Embassy of Ireland in Vietnam, have been provided to 20 schools and five health centers in Quang Tri province.
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