MCNV: EUR 80 Million for Health, Livelihoods, and Environment in Vietnam
With funding of around EUR 80 million over nearly six decades, MCNV has accompanied Vietnam across four pillars: health development, social inclusion, climate change adaptation, and livelihood improvement, bringing tangible benefits to hundreds of thousands of people.
 | MCNV Supports Improving Home-based Care Services for Persons with Disabilities |
| Phu Yen: 11,000 Residents Benefited from MCNV's Project |
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 | MCNV Assists People with Disabilities Get Access to Artificial Prosthetics, Orthotics Artificial limbs were brought within the reach of the poor from rural and poor areas of Vietnam. |
 | Over 60 Health Providers Graduate from 9-month Rehabilitation Course After finishing the course, the health providers will come back to their respective provincial hospitals/district health centers and apply what they’ve acquired to improve the ... |
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