Da Nang Scaling Up Effective Models and Practices for Children and Adolescents
Da Nang Promotes The Action Programme For Children For The 2026-2030 Period
Da Nang Reviews Child-Related Indicators To Inform The 2026-2030 Socio-Economic Development Plan
Da Nang Scaling Up Effective Models and Practices for Children and Adolescents
Da Nang, 23 January 2026 – The workshop “Scaling Up Effective Models and Practices for Children and Adolescents” held under the Child-Friendly Cities Initiative (CFCI) and the Healthy Cities for Adolescents – Phase II (HCA-II) Project, funded by Fondation Botnar and managed by Ecorys, was successfully convened in Da Nang. The event was jointly organised […]
Da Nang Promotes The Action Programme For Children For The 2026-2030 Period
Da Nang, 26 December 2025 – The Da Nang Department of Health, in coordination with UNICEF Viet Nam, organized a Workshop on Developing the Action Programme for Children of Da Nang City for the 2026–2030 period. This workshop is one of the key activities under the Child Friendly Cities Initiative (CFCI) and the Healthy Cities […]
Da Nang Reviews Child-Related Indicators To Inform The 2026-2030 Socio-Economic Development Plan
Da Nang, 26 December 2025 – The Da Nang Department of Health, in collaboration with UNICEF Viet Nam, successfully organized a Workshop on Reviewing and Advocating for Policy Integration into Da Nang’s Socio-Economic Development Plan (SEDP), with a focus on child-related indicators, gender responsiveness, and resilience to climate change and natural disasters. The workshop was […]
Da Nang Strengthens Models Promoting Meaningful Participation Of Children And Adolescents In The Final Year Of The CFCI/HCA-II Project
Da Nang, 25 December 2025, The Da Nang Department of Health (DoH), in coordination with UNICEF Viet Nam, successfully organized a workshop to share 2025 implementation results and develop the 2026 work plan under the Child Friendly Cities Initiative (CFCI) and the Healthy Cities for Adolescents – Phase II (HCA-II) project, funded by the Botnar […]
First session of the Da Nang City Children’s Council after the Administrative merge: Connecting and advancing equal development for every child
Da Nang, 16 November 2025 – The Da Nang City Children’s Council convened its first Session following the administrative merger of the former Quang Nam Province and former Da Nang City, under the theme “Connecting and promoting equal development for all children.” The event was organized by the Da Nang Youth Union in collaboration with […]
JOURNEY WITH DA NANG’S YOUTH TO BUILD A HEALTHY AND FRIENDLY CITY — FROM A SAFE AND CIVILIZED DIGITAL SPACE
Da Nang, October 18–19, 2025 — The Da Nang Youth Union, in collaboration with UNICEF Viet Nam, successfully organized two training sessions on “Safe and Civilized Use of the Internet and Social Media” for nearly 200 youth union officials, teachers, and young members working in wards, communes, and schools across the city. This activity is […]
Introducing Van Thy: U-Invent 6’s Inspiring Second Place Winner!
Through her active participation, Thy not only showcases the remarkable prowess of girls in technology but also underscores their transformative ability to nurture a world that is more inclusive and interconnected.
Da Nang Youth Set Off for a Technology-Driven Future
DA NANG, June 2021 – Tired of online learning? Need a reminder to keep you from falling asleep? No worries. A group of 16-year-old high school students from the central city of Da Nang will give you the solution with their latest application using artificial intelligence (AI).
My Street, My Life
In 2021, the HCA program is launching the “My Street” Campaign to capture young people’s observations, experiences and perspectives as they lived through lock downs, social distancing, online schooling, and no play during the pandemic in 2020. Our virtual microphone will visit different urban environments and capture young people’s voices, asking them how their street changed and city transformed during Covid-19, and in some cases how their city did not change and a street remained the same. A lack of change, due to an absence of city regulation or insufficient community adherence to safety protocols, impacted wellbeing in different but equally notable ways.