SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities

Re.Uniqlo is a resilient journey initiated in 2021 by UNIQLO Vietnam. The project aimed to regenerate the clothes lifecycle, turning every used product into a shared resource and hope.

The Norwegian People's Aid - NPA began its operation in Vietnam in 2007, aiming to address the enduring aftermath of landmines and unexploded ordnance (UXO) affecting the livelihoods of people all over the country.

Forest Symphony project was established as a practical solution to restore and protect forest ecosystem.

Nghi Luc Song Social Enterprise was founded in 2008 by the late IT Hero Nguyen Cong Hung, along with several friends and his sister, Ms Nguyen Thi Van.

With the slogan "Home at guard, home at border, our fellow countrymen are brothers" the Border Guard has always maintained close ties with ethnic minorities in border and island areas.

Hosted by Hoa Sen Group, Vietnamese Family Home is a purposeful journey following a series of charity activities.

Limloop is a recycling enterprise aiming at sustainable fashion and creating positive impacts for society and the environment.

Every child in Vietnam deserves access to a holistic and quality education.

"Build Tết" was carried out during the 2023 Lunar New Year, bringing along a wholesome and heartwarming spring for thousands of construction workers working at Coteccons sites.

Leather Hospital aiming to provide vocational training for vulnerable people (street children, street labourers, shoe shiners, victims of human trafficking, orphans…).

"Heart For You" is a humanitarian program launched in 2008 by Viettel Telecom in collaboration with the Vietnam Heart Fund (VTV).

Home Credit Vietnam contribute to the sustainable community and society development.

The "Sang Laundry" project aims to improve livelihoods for the deaf and hard-of-hearing community and enhance the broader social status of people with disabilities.

The young, aspirational individuals from the “Wheel of Dreams” team have been bringing playgrounds to children in remote and rural areas, carrying joy and excitement along nationwide.

The “L'Oréal - For A Better Life” program is an initiative by L'Oréal Vietnam, which began in 2009 and, seven years later, expanded into a nationwide program.

Survival Skills Vietnam Social Enterprise SSVN carries out regular community first aid education activities and continuously digitises its work to help more than 150,000 Vietnamese people access correct first aid knowledge and skills.

The project has been implemented in many locations from South to North, from the mainland to remote islands, and has also spread to neighbouring countries such as Laos and Cambodia.

Vu A Dinh scholarship fund focuses on supporting ethnic minority students and children from island and coastal areas who face financial hardships but maintain outstanding academic records.