Thousands of people responded to the "Green Action - Choose a Green Future" campaign.
VH•April 4, 2026 21:50
Thousands of citizens and young people across the country recently participated in neighborhood cleanup activities and collected used items, responding to the call "Green Action - Choose a Green Future" launched by the Foundation for a Green Future (Vingroup).
This is one of the flagship activities kicking off the "Green Wednesday" campaign series that the Foundation will implement throughout 2026 with the message "Act Green - Choose a Green Future".
In Hanoi, from the main stage of the launch ceremony at the Phu Dien Ward Cultural, Information and Sports Center to other locations such as Hanoi University of Science and Technology, Hanoi University of Culture, Hanoi National University dormitories (Hoa Lac and Me Tri)... and Vincom shopping malls, a large number of young people and citizens enthusiastically participated in the Green Action Day. In the photo: Mr. Ta Hong Son (center) - Secretary of the Youth Union of the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment, along with leaders of Phu Dien ward and more than 500 young people participating in the launch ceremony. Photo: VHThe nationwide launch event featured two key activities: "Green and Civilized Neighborhoods" (cleaning and improving the landscape of residential areas) and "Green Regeneration Festival" (receiving used clothing, books, and newspapers). These activities aimed to foster the habit of sorting waste at source and reusing it within the community. Speaking at the launch ceremony, Dr. Le Thai Ha, Executive Director of the Foundation for a Green Future, stated: "When each person consistently maintains small actions, we not only change individual habits but also contribute to positive changes for the community and the future." (Photo: VH)Students from the University of Natural Resources and Environment and local youth union members joined hands to clean up village roads and alleys at the launching ceremony in Phu Dien ward, Hanoi. Photo: VHGarbage collected after more than an hour of cleaning up areas in Phu Dien ward is being gathered for processing. Photo: VHThe Youth Union of Hanoi University of Science and Technology organized a cleanup of the campus and sorted and collected waste and old items. Photo: VHA young child brings old books to the succulent plant exchange point at the Hanoi National University dormitory – Me Tri campus. Photo: VH A "Used Items Exchange" program has been implemented at the University of Education - Hue University. Items collected include plastic bottles, old clothes, scrap paper, and reusable items, which are exchanged by the organizers for eco-friendly gifts such as succulents, bamboo spoons, bamboo chopsticks, and seeds. (Photo: VH)90 Vincom shopping malls are simultaneously operating exchange points to encourage sorting at source and the habit of recycling and reusing in each individual and family. In the photo: A collection point for old items - exchanging them for succulents at the Green Regeneration Station (Vincom Mega Mall Ocean Park, Hanoi). Photo: VHHoang Tra My, co-winner of the Vietnamese language category in the second season of the Green Voice public speaking and debate competition, along with other students from Huynh Thuc Khang High School in Nghe An, participated in cleaning up the area at the VinWonders Cua Hoi venue, creating widespread support in the local community. Photo: VHRadiant smiles and a green check-in spirit spread across all locations nationwide. People enthusiastically captured their participation, affirming their full commitment to the "21-Day Challenge: Green Action - Choose a Green Future" launched by the Foundation for a Green Future. Photo: VHFrom the launch ceremony to field activities, the 2026 "Green Wednesday" campaign is not just a call to action, but also concrete actions to contribute to environmental protection nationwide. Every bag of trash picked up, every old book donated, every green habit formed contributes to building a greener future for future generations. Photo: VH
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