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Announcement of poster design contest results – “Let the river breathe”

GreenHub is delighted to announce the results of our poster design contest “Let the river breathe”. We extend our sincere gratitude to all participants for

The 1st anniversary of cooperation ZHub – Trung Yen Primary school in Ha Noi capital

On May 15, ZHub and Trung Yen Primary School commemorated the 1st anniversary of cooperation in implementing te conceot of a “Zero Waste School.” At

Enhancing scientific capacity for accelerating actions toward plastic

On May 8 – 10, 2023 GreenHub provided technical support for the regional workshop “Enhancing scientific capacity for accelerating actions toward plastic”. We were honoured

Joining with Hoa Vang district, Da Nang city to reduce waste

On April 23rd, Hoa Vang District union cooperated with GreenHub and the District Department of Natural Resources and Environment to organize a seminar to disseminate

Experience camp event 2023

On April 7th, Experimental School of Education Science cooperated with the Center for Supporting Green Development (GreenHub) to successfully hold the Experience Camp Day with

Highlights of the campaign “Cleaning needs an hour, clean Can Gio”

No longer enduring the continuous “invasion” of waste, The Division of Natural Resources and Environment of Can Gio district cooperated with The Coca-Cola Foundation, Ocean

Let The River Breathe

Contest rules here: shorturl.at/fisyH Water is a precious resource, especially for those living along rivers. As the first participant of the poster design contest “Let

Photo competition “Cho Mi – Cho Ta”

Calling all photographers in Da Nang! As part of the project “Reducing plastic waste pollution with local solutions” sponsored by USAID, GreenHub is pleased to

Chương trình tập huấn nâng cao nhận thức của sinh viên Phenikaa về Trường học không rác

Vừa qua, Trung tâm Hỗ trợ Phát triển Xanh (GreenHub) đã hợp tác cùng với Trường Đại học Phenikaa tổ chức Tập huấn Nâng cao

Continue the Story of Black Soldier Fly

“You are men, why are you picking-up waste?” – It is what women at the market said to Danh and Huy- the two youths who love the environment and desire to