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  • Hanoi people are suffering from the hot weather
    Why is Hanoi getting hotter
    In the past few days, Hanoi is facing the heat up to 400C. It is the first signal that this summer Hanoi will begetting warmer like the hottest areas in Nghe An and HaTinh. Experts blamed this situation on the rapid and uncontrolled urbanization process which does not takeenvironmental impacts into account.
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Hanoi people are suffering from the hot weather Why is Hanoi getting hotter
In the past few days, Hanoi is facing the heat up to 400C. It is the first signal that this summer Hanoi will begetting warmer like the hottest areas in Nghe An and HaTinh. Experts blamed this situation on the rapid and uncontrolled urbanization process which does not takeenvironmental impacts into account.

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  • Cleaning up the capital city
  • Cat Ba Biosphere Reserve Improving resistance and recovery to climate change
  • Saving rivers and lakes of Hanoi – responsibility of all individuals!
    • Laws and regulations

    PM approves plan on environmental protection in craft villages
    ​Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung has given the green light to a master plan on environmental protection in craft villages from now until 2030.

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  • Nation cuts down on plastic bag use
  • VN works on rural clean water and environmental hygiene
  • Green Growth Strategy to be submitted this June
    • International Coorperation

    Vietnam actively participates in regional cooperation
    ​​Vietnam has always actively and responsibly participated in regional cooperation and integration frameworks, says Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Thien Nhan.

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  • Activities mark International Day for Biological Diversity
  • Dong Thap moves to preserve Tram Chim Park
  • Experience in water sector PPPs shared
    • About VEA

    Introduction of Functions and Tasks of the Vietnam Environment Administration
    Vietnam Environment Administration (VEA) was established according to the Decision No. 132/2008/QĐ-TTg by the Prime Minister. VEA is a subsidiary body under the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MONRE) to advise and assist the Minister of MONRE in the field of environment  management and to provide public services in compliance with the laws.

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  • Organization
  • Letter of Director General
  • Organizational chart
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