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Partner (NGO)
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Description of Activity
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Level
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SDG Contribution
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Results and Impact
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01. Green Sunday – Environmental Protection Partnership (28 March 2025).
Source: UEH Youth website, published on 2 April 2025, “Green Sunday Activity of the School of Management”Article link: https://youth.ueh.edu.vn/tin-tuc/hoat-dong-ngay-chu-nhat-xanh-khoa-quan-tri/
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Vietnam Green Community – an independent environmental volunteer community/group working directly with UEH students.
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Student volunteering programmes. The Student Association of UEH’s School of Management collaborated with Vietnam Green Community to organize a road clean-up in Tan Kien Commune. UEH mobilized and coordinated student volunteers, while Vietnam Green Community provided cleaning equipment.
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Local
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SDGs 11, 12, 13, 17
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2025 output: On 28 March 2025, 25 UEH students joined Vietnam Green Community in cleaning a road in Tan Kien Commune; the partner provided equipment and helped coordinate the activity.
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02. Let’s Green Unitour – Volunteering, Transfer and Use of Green Educational Resources at Educational Institutions (31 October–26 December 2025).
UEH Green Campus source – launch forum on 29 October 2025:
UEH Green Campus source – retrospective published on 26 February 2026 (including the 2025–2026 activity schedule):
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For a Green Future Foundation (Vingroup): a non-profit organization established on 7 July 2023 that partnered with and provided resources for Let’s Green Unitour. Source confirming its non-profit status:
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Student volunteering programmes + development/use of educational resources: UEH Green Campus and Student Union and Association members organized campus events. Student green ambassadors guided participants through the Green Campus Game and waste-sorting practices. The For a Green Future Foundation was a non-profit implementation-support partner; UEH-developed models and educational resources were brought to participating institutions.
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Local and inter-university
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SDGs 4, 11, 12, 13, 17
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2025 outputs: On 31 October, UEH signed cooperation agreements with 10 institutions and announced plans to transfer 18 products and a Green University model implementation guide. Seven campus events were held between 27 November and 26 December 2025, featuring four areas: exhibitions, the Green Campus Game and green practices, environmental art, and green booths.
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03. UEH–VECOM: Unitour 2025 Programme “Leading Vision – Shaping the Era” (16 September 2025). Source: UEH Portal, published on 18 September 2025, “Unitour 2025 Programme at UEH: Leading Vision – Shaping the Era”
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Vietnam E-Commerce Association (VECOM): a voluntary, non-profit socio-professional association. The educational partnership was documented, but its status as a “professional association”
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Educational partnership and knowledge sharing. UEH collaborated with VECOM and the E-Commerce Training Institutions Network to organize a programme for students. UEH provided the venue, co-organized activities, and connected experts; VECOM coordinated exchanges on the digital economy, AI, online business, financial security, and career development.
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National
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SDGs 4, 8, 9, 17
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Thematic sessions and panel discussions helped students access digital business knowledge, skills, and career guidance. The event constituted practical educational cooperation with a non-profit organization.
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04. UEH–VECOM: Vietnam Online Marketing Forum 2025 (17 October 2025). Source: UEH Portal, published on 18 October 2025, “UEH Partners with the Vietnam E-Commerce Association to Organize Vietnam Online Marketing Forum 2025”
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VECOM: a non-profit socio-professional association. VOMF demonstrated cooperation in knowledge dissemination.
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Educational cooperation and knowledge dissemination. UEH partnered with VECOM to host the forum in Ho Chi Minh City, bringing together lecturers, students, experts, and businesses to share approaches to sustainable brand development, AI applications, and business restructuring.
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National
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SDGs 4, 8, 9, 12, 17
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The forum attracted more than 350 delegates, featuring 8 in-depth presentations and 2 panel discussions. UEH directly co-organized activities to disseminate knowledge about sustainable business.
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05. UEH–ST4SD/HELVETAS: Partnership to Develop Sustainable Tourism Training Programmes (13 December 2025). Source: ST4SD project, published on 13 December 2025, “University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City Partners with ST4SD to Train High-Quality Human Resources for the Hospitality Industry”
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HELVETAS Swiss Intercooperation: an international NGO implementing the SECO-funded ST4SD project together with CRED.
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Cooperation to prepare the development of training programmes and resources (development of educational resources – initial stage). On 13 December 2025, UEH signed an MOU with ST4SD, jointly implemented by HELVETAS and CRED, and became a training partner for Swiss Executive Hospitality Training (Swiss EHT), connected to EHL in Switzerland. The cooperation mechanism and the intention to incorporate sustainability principles were established in 2025; available sources did not confirm that UEH had completed a curriculum, launched a course, or achieved learner outcomes that year.
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International and national
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SDGs 4, 8, 12, 17
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The 2025 outputs were the MOU and UEH’s selection as a Swiss EHT training partner, representing a preparatory step for knowledge transfer. Project-wide ST4SD trainee numbers or activities implemented after 2025 should not be presented as training outcomes achieved by UEH itself in 2025.
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06. UEH/UII–Youth Co:Lab/UNDP–Citi Foundation: National Study on the Youth Entrepreneurship Ecosystem in Viet Nam (report published on 11 August 2025).
UNDP source – original report published on 11 August 2025:
UEH Future source – article published on 28 August 2025:
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Citi Foundation: a charitable foundation and co-lead of Youth Co:Lab with UNDP that provided funding to support the research; UEH/UII was the implementing research team. UNDP is an intergovernmental organization within the United Nations system.
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Research programmes – research collaboration under an initiative co-led by a charitable foundation. UEH/UII analyzed the youth entrepreneurship ecosystem using surveys, in-depth interviews, stakeholder consultations, and secondary data; UNDP provided technical oversight, while Citi Foundation co-led and funded the initiative. The study began in 2024, and its report was published in 2025.
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International and national
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SDGs 4, 8, 9, 10, 17
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PUBLICLY AVAILABLE RESEARCH OUTPUT: The report “State of the Ecosystem for Youth Entrepreneurship in Viet Nam” (UNDP, 11 August 2025) assessed six areas: institutions, access to finance, human resources, entrepreneurial culture, infrastructure, and markets. It analyzed barriers and proposed recommendations to support inclusive entrepreneurship.
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07. IRDRC–UEH Participated in a Policy Research Workshop Co-organized by ActionAid (19 September 2025). Source: UEH Institute for Regional Development Research and Consulting, “IRDRC Presented a Paper at the Scientific Workshop ‘Mobilizing, Allocating and Utilizing Public Financial Resources to Accelerate Economic Growth’.”
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ActionAid International in Viet Nam: an international NGO that co-organized the workshop with the Institute of Strategy and Policy on Economy and Finance under the Ministry of Finance.
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Research dissemination – collaborative knowledge sharing and policy discussion. Dr. Nguyen Kim Duc (IRDRC–UEH) presented research and eight groups of recommendations on growth and resource mobilization at the workshop held on 19 September 2025, co-organized by the Institute of Strategy and Policy on Economy and Finance (Ministry of Finance) and ActionAid. The event documented research dialogue with an NGO, but did not establish that IRDRC and ActionAid had jointly led a research study.
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National
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SDGs 8, 10, 16, 17
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Output: a research presentation and policy implications were presented and openly discussed at the workshop co-organized by ActionAid.
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