Plan International Vietnam Supports Post-Typhoon Recovery in Ha Giang
This initiative reflects the commitment of Plan International Vietnam and its partners to aid communities in their recovery and resilience-building efforts following natural disasters.
 | Support for Post-Typhoon Yagi Recovery in Hoa Binh and Ha Giang Provinces |
| Japan's Miyagi Helps Vietnam Address Post-Typhoon Yagi Recovery |
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| From December 18–20, 2024, the project "Early Recovery Support for Communities Affected by Typhoon Yagi in Ha Giang," funded by the European Union's Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection Department (ECHO), carried out essential relief activities in Hoang Su Phi District. In coordination with the district’s project management board, local authorities from Chien Pho, Po Lo, and Tung San communes, and commune-level People’s Committees, Plan International Vietnam distributed household hygiene packages; personal hygiene packages for girls, and educational supplies packages. The total value of these support packages amounts to VND 1.2 billion. |
 | Plan International Vietnam Support Lai Chau Youth in Economic Empowerment The project, implemented by Plan International Vietnam, aims to equip ethnic minority youth, especially women, with the necessary knowledge and skills to develop sustainable livelihood ... |
 | Disaster Risk Reduction amidst Climate Challenges The "Zurich Climate Resilience Alliance" project is set to make significant strides in enhancing the resilience of vulnera ble communities, improving quality of life, and ... |
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