Leaders of Hanoi Urban Environment Company Limited and Vietnam Packaging Recycling Union participated in the signing ceremony. Accordingly, the two sides will coordinate to develop specific plans to promote the sorting model at source, collection, transportation and treatment of recyclable waste in Hanoi city; Develop and implement a communication plan: Design, train, communicate to raise awareness, and guide the method of separating waste at source, thereby changing habits and behaviors for the community in the sorting and collecting recycled waste; Build network connection between collection and transport units – Recycling units in promoting a circular economy. Research and propose to policy makers and regulators to create incentives and favorable market conditions for recycled waste. Mr. Jahanzeb Khan – Vice Chairman of Vietnam Packaging Recycling Alliance (Pro Vietnam) said that through this cooperation, Pro Vietnam will carry out a project to raise public awareness, from there creating behavioral changes in the use and management of plastic waste. “Pro Vietnam will support Hanoi Urban Environment Company Limited to jointly carry out activities to increase the rate of collection and recycling of plastic, packaging and other recyclable waste. At the same time, identify, develop and implement initiatives on concerns and benefits in local plastic waste management, especially in recirculating economic projects ”- Mr. Jahanzeb Khan. It is known that Pro Vietnam includes members who are leading FDI and Vietnam companies in the field of consumer goods, packaging production, retail and import with the same desire to contribute to a green Vietnam, Clean, beautiful by promoting the circular economic model by making product packaging collection and recycling work in a more accessible and sustainable way.

Signing of a cooperation agreement on waste collection and recycling. Accordingly, URENCO and PRO Vietnam cooperate to develop a specific plan to promote the model of sorting at source, collecting, transporting and treating recyclable waste in Hanoi; building and implementing communication plans: Designing, training, communicating to raise awareness, guide the method of garbage classification at source; thereby changing the habits and behaviors for the community in the classification and collection of recycled waste. At the same time, the two sides build a network to connect between collection and transport units – recycling units in promoting a circular economy … PRO Vietnam currently has 18 members who are the leading brand owners and packaging manufacturers, importers, distributors and retailers in the food and beverage industry. Speaking at the signing ceremony, Mr. Zahanzeb Khan, Vice President of PRO Vietnam shared: “Through this cooperation, we wish to create a connection between PRO Vietnam and members of the Urban Environment Association. Vietnam market and industrial park in implementing environmental protection activities, for a green – clean – beautiful Vietnam; at the same time, making packaging recycling more accessible and sustainable, towards the goal All packages of PRO Vietnam members put on the market are collected for recycling. According to URENCO’s statistics on the results of the implementation of waste management, classification and collection at sources deployed in 4 districts (Hoan Kiem, Ba Dinh, Dong Da, Hai Ba Trung) in Hanoi, from mid-August Until now, URENCO has purchased more than 150 tons of recycled waste. Of these, plastic accounts for 35%, paper 55% and 10% are metals.

Promote the provision of online public services According to the Ministry of Information and Communications, by the end of 2020, the average rate of level 4 service delivery nationwide is 30.86%, reaching the target of 2020. However, in order to develop e-Government towards digital government in the new phase, the provision of public services remains a top priority task. Therefore, the Ministry of Information and Communications recommends ministries continue to drastically and effectively implement solutions to achieve the goal of providing 100% of eligible public services to level 4 online in 2021. . For public services that do not qualify for online posting level 4, it is necessary to thoroughly apply technical solutions to maximize public service delivery activities on the network environment, from the submission process, receive and settle administrative procedures dossiers until the results are returned to the people and enterprises. The Ministry of Information and Communications also requested ministries and branches to assign the specialized agencies in charge of information technology of the ministries and branches to develop a plan to implement the level 4 public service delivery service, in which the following contents should be clearly shown: Target to provide 100% qualifying public services to level 4 online by 2021 month by month; A list of public services that are eligible to go online to level 4 in 2021 and a list of public services ineligible for level 4 online (with an explanation of the cause of ineligibility) should be sent to the Department. TT-TT before April 29, 2021. Every month, the ministries and branches send reports on the provision of electronic services to the Ministry of Information and Communications through the digital transformation evaluation system at: https://dti.gov.vn for synthesis. At the same time, the information collection and evaluation system and the information service (EMC System) built by the Ministry of Information and Communications when connected to the public service portal and the ministerial electronic one-door system will monitor the reality. implementation of the provision of public services by ministries and branches.

The 3rd Corps canned food staff packed up the product. In order to achieve high production efficiency, every month, the Logistics Department carefully scrutinizes the actual situation and develops a strict and specific plan; proactively exploit food sources from the results of breeding of agencies and units; ensure that the input materials are of high quality, fresh, and have clear origin and are produced according to the demand of the unit, without leaving any excess or shortage. The production process well implemented the closed process from slaughtering to the mixing of meat and fish, pasteurization and packaging, and preserving products before being exported to the units for use. Over the past ten years, meat and fish products of the 3rd Corps have become a “brand” in the hearts of the officers and soldiers of the unit. camp. Colonel Pham Van Bien affirmed: “From the results and experience in the past years, in the coming time, the Army Logistics Department will continue to direct the specialized agency to research and improve the quality of products in order to satisfy them. increasing requirements of the army and the task of training, combat readiness of the unit ”.

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On the morning of April 15, the Department of Maternal and Child Health – Ministry of Health in collaboration with Vietnam Network of Social Organizations for Nutrition (SUN CSA) organized a workshop to promote the implementation of the Program “Nutrition care. The first 1,000 days of life are aimed at preventing maternal and child malnutrition, contributing to improving the stature and physical strength of Vietnamese people “.

The workshop aimed to guide nine provinces in the North to develop program implementation plans, and at the same time discussed to promote the development of detailed work plans and implementation of the program in the localities.

Dr. Nguyen Duc Vinh, Director of the Department of Maternal and Child Health, Ministry of Health, said that at present, many localities do not have plans to implement the program, so the provinces need to quickly implement the plan to have the best nutritional care for mothers and children, speed up the reduction of stunting malnutrition in children.

Currently, breastfeeding counseling is still limited. The incidence of anemia in pregnant women is high. Undernourished pregnant women still exist in many localities, but in big cities, pregnant women are gaining too much weight. There is still a gap in the quality of meals for children aged 6-24 months between geographical regions, economic and occupational conditions of mothers and ethnic groups.

Dr. Nguyen Duc Vinh, Director General of Maternal and Child Health Department, Ministry of Health, spoke at the workshop.

At the workshop, representatives of the units / localities discussed to develop a plan as well as organize the implementation of the first 1,000 days of nutritional care program in which identifying and analyzing priority issues. local, target development, selection of solutions, planning activities and program evaluation indicators.

After the seminar, localities will actively review and develop plans to submit to local authorities for approval and implement implementation to accelerate the reduction of stunting malnutrition in the country in general. As well as in mountainous areas, ethnic minorities in particular contribute to improving the physical stature of Vietnamese people, successfully implementing the goal of improving nutritional status of the Sixth Conference of the Central Committee. Program XII and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030.

On December 5, 2019, the Prime Minister issued Decision No. 1896 / QD-TTg approving the program “Nutrition care for the first 1,000 days of life to prevent maternal and child malnutrition, and improve the Vietnamese stature ”.

The program sets specific goals, to 2025, the rate of stunting in children under 5 years old is less than 20%; The rate of underweight malnutrition among children under 5 years old is less than 11%, particularly in ethnic minority and mountainous areas less than 15%; the proportion of children with a low birth weight (less than 2,500 grams) was less than 8%; the rate of anemia among pregnant women is below 23%, particularly in mountainous areas below 25.5%; 80% of mothers practiced early breastfeeding and 25% of mothers exclusively breastfed their babies in the first 6 months; 60% of mothers continued to breastfeed until their babies were 24 months old or longer; 70% of mothers gave children from 6-24 months of age correctly.

By 2030, the rate of stunting in children under 5 years old is less than 19%; the underweight malnutrition rate in children under 5 years old is less than 10.5%; the proportion of children with a low birth weight (less than 2,500 grams) was less than 7%; the rate of anemia among pregnant women drops below 20%, particularly in mountainous areas below 23.5%; 85% of mothers practiced early breastfeeding and 30% of mothers exclusively breastfed their babies in the first 6 months; 70% of mothers continued to breastfeed until their babies were 24 months old or longer; 80% of mothers give children from 6-24 months of age correctly.