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UEH Leads UN-Funded Women4Mangrove Project: Promoting Sustainable Livelihoods and Mangrove Restoration Through Women-Led Community Tourism in the Mekong Delta

UEH Leads UN-Funded Women4Mangrove Project: Promoting Sustainable Livelihoods and Mangrove Restoration Through Women-Led Community Tourism in the Mekong Delta

01 Dec 2025

In November 2025, the United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) officially announced that seven international research projects under the Global Environment Facility (GEF) – UNEP grant program would receive a total of $350,000 in funding through the SEA Grants. This is a flagship pilot program designed to promote sustainable local solutions for marine and coastal conservation across the East Asian Seas. Among them, the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH) is honored to be the lead institution for the "Women4Mangrove – Empowering Women for Nature-based Coastal Solutions" project in Vietnam, which aims to develop a model for mangrove conservation and restoration linked to community livelihoods, particularly for women in coastal areas.

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Course “Integrated Modern Communications for Sustainable Marketing”: A New Model for Interdisciplinary Education on Climate Action and Sustainable Development

Course “Integrated Modern Communications for Sustainable Marketing”: A New Model for Interdisciplinary Education on Climate Action and Sustainable Development

19 Aug 2025

Within the framework of the project “Empowering Change: A Comprehensive Approach to Climate Action, Sustainable Development, and Behavior Change for Female Scholars in Ho Chi Minh City,” the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH), in collaboration with London South Bank University (United Kingdom) and the Southern Institute of Water Resources Research, successfully organized the course “Integrated Modern Communications for Sustainable Marketing.” The course closing session, held on August 3, 2025, marked the success and broad dissemination of the project’s message. The project is funded by the UK Department for Science, Innovation and Technology in coordination with the British Council.

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UEH Labor Union: Fostering Community Bonds and Promoting Sustainable Values

UEH Labor Union: Fostering Community Bonds and Promoting Sustainable Values

28 Jan 2025

In 2024, the UEH Labor Union continued to support staff and workers through a series of impactful initiatives. These efforts ranged from aligning with the university’s development strategy and fostering a creative work environment to driving digital transformation in operations, promoting healthcare, strengthening community bonds, and spreading humanitarian values. Together, these endeavors have created lasting impressions on the path towards sustainable development.

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Empowering students through gender sensitivity awareness at UEH

Empowering students through gender sensitivity awareness at UEH

21 Dec 2024

In university settings, understanding and practicing gender sensitivity play a key role in building a civilized and inclusive community that respects individual diversity. Recognizing this, UEH launched the Gender Sensitivity: Behavior in University Settings program to provide students with essential knowledge about gender, helping them better understand the challenges and opportunities related to gender issues in society.

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GS4 Infra Research Project: Community capacity building training session in Cu Lao Dung district on December 2, 2024

GS4 Infra Research Project: Community capacity building training session in Cu Lao Dung district on December 2, 2024

04 Dec 2024

On December 2, 2024, the GS4Infra team collaborated with the Cu Lao Dung District Department of Agriculture and Rural Development to organize a training session entitled "Empowering Cu Lao Dung: GEDSI-Driven Infrastructure & Community Resilience." The training session delved into the fundamental principles of sustainable development, emphasizing the pivotal role of infrastructure in fostering community development. Additionally, the session explored the pressing environmental challenges faced by the region, including salinity intrusion, flooding, and drought, and their detrimental impact on livelihoods and community well-being. To ensure equitable access for vulnerable groups, the training highlighted the importance of community participation in infrastructure development decisions. Finally, the session examined strategies and solutions to enhance environmental resilience and optimize water resource management.

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