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| The Kunming-Haiphong Transport Corridor – Noi Bai-Lao Cai Highway Project RDSC.- Jan2011.
On Dec 24-25, 2101, Abby Don, a research and communicationco-ordinator of the NGO-Forum on ADB, had been observed a training
course on “reserching impact of large infrastruture project in Vietnam” hold by
the Rural Development Services and Phu Thu Union of Science and Terhnology
Associations. The workshop was convened in Viet Tri , capital of Phu Tho province,
a central point of a North-South economic corridor project, connecting China and Vietnam, funded by ADB. She
met the management of the Kunming-Hanoi Highway project, and affected people in
a village of Phu Ninh commune, Phu Ninh District. Here, she shared a story
about the project and the observed concern of the villagers about the road and
their lives.The story is found at http://forum-adb.org/inner.php?sec=4&id=201&b=1.
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| | Mekong School is now acceping applications for 2011. Ideal candidates are those who are active on environmental, human
rights, or community development issues, who are enthusiastic about
partnering with other activists from the region and who have the
capacity to become effective community leaders and/or advocates. No formal education is required, but asic English communications skills. The
training takes place in Chiang Mai, Thailand from June to December of
each year, and includes a two-month practicum in which students return
to their home countries to conduct field work. Housing, transportation,
and a modest living stipend are provided to successful candidates. The deadline for applications is March 1, 2011. For more information, please visit www.earthrights.org. To request an application form, please contact the Mekong School Coordinator at mekong@earthrights.org. | |
| | RDSCJuly, 2010.- Our colleague, Dr Jörg Wischermann shares with us his article that has just
been published in GIGA's Journal of Current Southeast Asian Affairs.
The
article is the first publication of results from our research project
titled "Civil society action and Governance in Vietnam". A second
article with results from three governance-related case studies will
follow soon. You will find the article at the following address: http://hup.sub.uni-hamburg.de/giga/jsaa
Since the Journal follows an open access policy, you can download the article from the Journal's website free of charge. | |
| | Open
Forum for CSO Development Effectiveness invites civil
society organizations (i.e. VNGO, INGO, Umbrella Organization,
Research
Organizations, Community
Development organizations, Trade Union, etc.) to participate in the
Vietnam
national consultation on CSO Development Effectiveness to be held at
National
Assembly Guest House, 02 Hoang Cau street, Dong Da district, Hanoi: June
23-24.
Contact
Ms. Hoang Thu Trang, Programme Manager, MSD.Tel: 04 – 3 7756 805. Mobile: 0904 06 08 28.Email: msd.vietnam@gmail.com
or hoangtrang1101@yahoo.com | |
| | UNAIDS Việt Nam invites participation in their TWG Seminar on 2 pm,
Wednesday May 26th, at
the Hanoi School of Public Health. The theme of the meeting will be on
HIV and Sexual Reproductive Health, with two key presentations (as
follows). It should be very informative and address some issues on
strengthening linkages between HIV and EM. Venue: Trường Đại học Y tế Công cộng; Address: 138B Giảng Võ, Hà Nội | |
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