The Healthy Cities for Adolescents Project - phase 2 continues supporting the development and evolution of Da Nang into a healthy, dynamic, and adolescent friendly city to ensure well-being and participation of adolescents and young people.
Latest news from The Healthy Cities for Adolescents Project - phase 2 in Da Nang
Video Contest: 1-Minute Green
Video contest: 1-minute green for students in Danang city will start on this year
[Service Request] – Contractor for Experience Sharing Conference
An experience-sharing conference is important to evaluate the implementation of the Child-Friendly City Initiative and Healthy Cities for Adolescents Project. It is involved by leaders and experts from ministries, selected cities as well as key stakeholders so as to review the progress of projects and share lessons learned together.
The Contest “We Share – Complete Education Knowledge for Adolescents”
The contest was held by the Vietnam National Institute of Educational Sciences and the United Nations Children’s Fund with the target of improving knowledge about sex education for students.
Education
Health & Nutrition
Enviroment
Adolescent Participation
What do People Think about HCA Project?
The success of the project is measured not only by the number of activities implemented or targets achieved, but also by the changes in how government authorities, organizations, and communities perceive and act on issues affecting children and adolescents. When the voices of children and adolescents are heard, and every decision is guided by their best interests, this lays the foundation for building a sustainable, inclusive, compassionate, and modern city.
Ms. Doan Thi Hoai Nhi
Deputy Director, Da Nang Department of Health
Technology only has real value when it solves a real problem in everyday life.
Nguyen Nhat Bao Nguyen
17 years old
Green STEM Innovation
We are working to ensure that children’s participation becomes increasingly meaningful and substantive, including through the development of the Programme on Promoting Children’s Participation for 2026–2030 and a set of standards for children’s participation.
Ms. Nguyen Thi Nga
Deputy Director General, AMCA, Ministry of Health