Through experiential activities such as “Exchange Paper for Gifts,” “Green Footprints,” “Waste Sorting Squad” and learning about the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the festivals provided students with opportunities to apply their knowledge, share initiatives and practice environmental protection through interactive activities.

“Exchange Paper for Gifts” encouraged students to collect and recycle paper, cans and plastic bottles, while developing waste-sorting habits.

Exchange waste for gifts. (Photo: GNI)

“Green Footprints” helped students explore environmental knowledge through engaging questions and challenges.

The “Waste Sorting Squad” gave students hands-on experience in identifying and sorting waste, while raising awareness of waste reduction.

The Global Youth Network helped students connect everyday green actions with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly those related to water resource protection, climate change response and ecosystem conservation.

Students participate in a game. (Photo: GNI)

In addition, students confidently presented their ideas, recycled products and self-created environmental communication performances, spreading messages about environmental protection among their peers and throughout the community.

From managing livestock waste and promoting renewable energy to raising environmental awareness at school, each action contributes to building a sustainable community.

Environmental Education for More Than 400 Students in Tuyen Quang

Good Neighbors Vietnam (GNI), Hai Phong City Union of Friendship Organizations Join Hands to Implement a Community Aid Program