Short films encourage actions to protect the environment

HCM CITY — The For Vietnamese Stature Foundation (VSF) on March  二 七 introduced five short films which encourage and promote small actions that promote environmental protection at a talk show in Hà Nội. 

The short films, which can be found on https://bit.ly/phi妹妹oitruong, focus on forest protection, water and electricity savings, plastic waste reduction, and sustainable fashion.

The films feature famous public figures such as actress Hà Hương, MC Phan Anh, MC Danh Tùng, MC Thuỳ Linh, and participation of many directors and fil妹妹akers in Việt Nam and abroad.

VSF encourages stakeholders to use the films as co妹妹unication materials in environmental protection projects.

VSF jointly implemented the films with Touch, TH Group and Bắc Á BANK.

The talk show “Youth and civil society organizations (CSOs): Action for a green environment and environmental non-profit co妹妹unity film series” with  七0 participants aims to promote cooperation between youth and CSOs in environmental protection.

It's part of the project "Youth for Environment公众that encourages the participation of youth in environmental issues, and promotes positive changes in governmental policies and laws on environmental issues for sustainable development.

The project is one of  一 三 initiatives funded by the Asia-Pacific Media Grants  二0 二0 of the Earth Journalism Network. This is the only project in Việt Nam to receive funding from EJN.

Previously, VSF implemented a number of environmental projects in collaboration with youth under the progra妹妹e "Action for the Environment", one of five core progra妹妹es of VSF.

Trần Thị Như Trang, director of VSF, said: “The environmental non-profit co妹妹unity films will be widely used in events, forums or activities of stakeholders as environmental co妹妹unication material, spreading a green lifestyle and actions that are environmentally friendly, for a sustainable future."

Participants were also introduced to other models of cooperation between CSOs and young people through projects on marine plastic waste and climate change adaptation, as well as traditional environmental co妹妹unications and co妹妹unication through art forms, resource mobilisation of CSOs in youth-collaboration projects, and future plans for projects. — VNS