268 Results Are Tagged With "Environment and Sustainability"

Styro-free Cafeteria aims to create a styrofoam (polystrene) free eatery through environmental education to students and vendors to reduce dependent on styrofoam in food packaging. This project promotes eat-in and biodegradable food containers for take-out food. This will benefit to both students, vendors and campus administrator through waste reduction and diversion.

This program aims to work towards achieving sustainable development as well as promoting clean and green environment by creating a 4-day workshop for the representative students and teachers from different schools and faculties to Promoting Sustainable Development through Environmental Education and raising ASEAN awareness, participants are expected to disseminate this knowledge to their own community , we also open an opportunity for 10 outstanding group to achieve the rewards of implementing their own project about environmental protection.

Most of our US exchange scholars (including of myself) often came up with innovative and enrich ideas of implementing US educational contents in our local education classes. The change in designing as well as re-organize our local teaching syllabi by using state-of-the-art US approach of teaching styles and materials will essentially set-up a new learning environment for the pupils at school.

Corporations and Conservationists Respond to Climate Change in Vietnam We are bringing together corporations and conservationists to work together to build a response to climate change. To begin with, we are creating a learning community built from staff of NGO?s and corporations to learn from each other and to work together to construct a future that adapts to the changes and uncertainty ahead. We invite HSBC to be the first corporate participants in and supporters of this learning community. By supporting this event from the very beginning, HSBC will be recognized for its leadership in climate change and will quickly build the capacity of HSBC staff to respond to climate change. This learning community will combine the different skills and perspectives of corporations and conservationists to: 1) build a shared understanding of the impacts of climate change to people and ecosystems; 2) pool our resources in designing appropriate responses to the current and future impacts of climate change; and 3) review and revise our work activities to incorporate climate change into both what we work on and how we do it. Each of us will leave with a clear action plan for how we are going to integrate our new understanding of climate change into our work. We will call this learning community Climate Camp Mekong.