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CGTN AMERICA & CGTN UN: Peng Liyuan Visits Vietnamese Women's Museum and Vietnam National University, Hanoi

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Thursday, December 14, 2023
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 14, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- On Tuesday, December 12, Peng Liyuan, wife of Chinese President Xi Jinping, visited the Vietnamese Women's Museum in Hanoi with Ngo Thi Man, wife of Nguyen Phu Trong, General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam Central Committee. They had a tea chat at the museum.

Key Points: 
  • WASHINGTON, Dec. 14, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- On Tuesday, December 12, Peng Liyuan, wife of Chinese President Xi Jinping, visited the Vietnamese Women's Museum in Hanoi with Ngo Thi Man, wife of Nguyen Phu Trong, General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam Central Committee.
  • Peng highly praised the outstanding qualities of Vietnamese women, emphasizing their diligence, bravery, and resilience after she listened to an introduction about Vietnamese women's marriage customs at an exhibition featuring Vietnamese women's folk customs.
  • During the tea chat, Peng said China adheres to gender equality and places high importance on safeguarding women's rights.
  • On Wednesday, December 13, Peng Liyuan visited Vietnam National University, Hanoi with Vietnamese President Vo Van Thuong's wife Phan Thi Thanh Tam.

Sharing benefits from the UN's deforestation reduction program remains challenging, here's why

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Monday, September 4, 2023
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REDD+ is the United Nations’ deforestation and forest degradation reduction program.

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  • REDD+ is the United Nations’ deforestation and forest degradation reduction program.
  • Baca juga:
    How can Indonesia improve REDD+ to stop deforestation?
  • To ensure equity, the distribution of REDD+ benefits must consider various factors, including who receives the funds and how they are distributed.

Who should get benefits from REDD+?

    • Some argue that actors who hold legal rights to the land and actively participate in emission reduction efforts should receive the benefits.
    • Others think indigenous communities who have a historical connection with their forest land should receive the benefits.
    • Under this REDD+ program, the government and community groups receive an agreed-upon share of the payment, while the private sector gets non-monetary benefits, like enhancing their sustainable practices through capacity building.

Different distribution justifications

    • Direct cash based on performance Paying households or individuals based on their efforts to protect or restore forests is the best option of REDD+.
    • However, it is also the rarest and hardest one to implement so far.
    • One example is a forest restoration project initiated by private company Bosques Amazonicos SAC with Federation of Brazil nut producers in Madre de Dios, Peru.
    • Prior to 2021, the company distributed 30% of the carbon sales revenue to the participating landholders.
    • Yet, in areas like Dak Lak province, the payments are less appealing compared to other options like coffee farming.
    • Pre-payments to induce performance Pre-payments are upfront expenses paid by donor or government to help individuals overcome the potential losses from choosing a different way to use land.

Way forward

    • It’s important to have an equitable process to distribute REDD+ funds that takes into account different goals and the interests of all stakeholders involved.
    • We should ensure fair and equal sharing of benefits in REDD+ design by following clear principles and implementing strong social safeguards.

 Second Joint Seminar Organized by JAIMA and the Vietnam Association of Testing Laboratories

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Thursday, January 26, 2023
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The Japan Analytical Instrument Manufacturers’ Association (JAIMA, 2-5-16, Kanda Nishiki-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-0054; president: Akira Nakamoto [also senior advisor of Shimadzu Corporation]) announces today that, in cooperation with the University of Tokyo, the Vietnam Association of Testing Laboratories (VINALAB), and Vietnam National University, it will hold its second joint seminar on February 10 (Fri.), in a hybrid format between the locations of Tokyo and Hanoi, as it did the year before last.

Key Points: 
  • The Japan Analytical Instrument Manufacturers’ Association (JAIMA, 2-5-16, Kanda Nishiki-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-0054; president: Akira Nakamoto [also senior advisor of Shimadzu Corporation]) announces today that, in cooperation with the University of Tokyo, the Vietnam Association of Testing Laboratories (VINALAB), and Vietnam National University, it will hold its second joint seminar on February 10 (Fri.), in a hybrid format between the locations of Tokyo and Hanoi, as it did the year before last.
  • The seminar is co-organized by the University of Tokyo and its "strategic partnerships" program and the University of Science at Vietnam National University, Hanoi.
  • The symposium will be held at Nguy Nhu Kon Tum Hall on the campus of Vietnam National University, Faculty of Chemistry, and will be accompanied by exhibition booths from JAIMA and VINALAB member companies.
  • Note: The Vietnamese side has an additional one-hour concurrent exhibition tour.

AIBP: How Technology Contributes to Economical Gaps in Southeast Asia

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Wednesday, July 13, 2022
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The survey counted 206 professionals in the public services sector across the largest economies in Southeast Asia: Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Philippines & Vietnam.

Key Points: 
  • The survey counted 206 professionals in the public services sector across the largest economies in Southeast Asia: Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Philippines & Vietnam.
  • Sustainability has also been a growing focus in ASEAN, illustrated by the sustainable mobility and energy targets of ASEAN.
  • PLANET Technology Corporation has solved key issues pervading public transport networks with their Industrial LoRaWAN Wireless Gateway solution.
  • AIBP serves as an avenue for public and private organisations in Southeast Asia to access and exchange information about growth and innovation within the B2B space.

How Technology Contributes to Economical Gaps in Southeast Asia

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Monday, July 4, 2022
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Sustainability has also been a growing focus in ASEAN, illustrated by the sustainable mobility and energy targets of ASEAN.

Key Points: 
  • Sustainability has also been a growing focus in ASEAN, illustrated by the sustainable mobility and energy targets of ASEAN.
  • Tech-powered innovation has continued to be key in advancing public interests such as mobility, sustainable energy and education.
  • PLANET Technology Corporation has solved key issues pervading public transport networks with their Industrial LoRaWAN Wireless Gateway solution.
  • AIBP serves as an avenue for public and private organisations in Southeast Asia to access and exchange information about growth and innovation within the B2B space.