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World Cleanup Day is a global community movement dedicated to tackling the growing waste crisis. Originating in Estonia in 2008, the campaign has brought together millions of volunteers across more than 191 countries and territories, united by a shared commitment to a cleaner and more sustainable planet. Since 2024, World Cleanup Day has been officially
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12–14 August 2026 | GT-Toyota Asian Center Auditorium, University of the Philippines-Diliman Keep Vietnam Clean (KVC) was honored to participate in the 5th Social Enterprise Advocacy and Leveraging (SEAL) Asia Conference, organized by the Institute for Social Entrepreneurship in Asia (ISEA) from 12–14 August 2026 at the GT-Toyota Asian Center Auditorium, University of the Philippines-Diliman.
On July 24, 2026, Keep Vietnam Clean (KVC), in collaboration with Projects Abroad For Vietnam (PAFVN), organized a Phuc Tan cleanup at Phuc Tan Forest Park in Hong Ha Ward, Hanoi. The event was part of the “Clean-up, Green-up Our Cities” initiative, aiming to improve public spaces while inspiring greater environmental responsibility through meaningful, hands-on
For many years, CSR in Vietnam has been associated primarily with sponsorships, donations and charitable contributions to communities. These remain important ways for businesses to demonstrate social responsibility and direct resources toward pressing issues. But as sustainable development becomes a genuine priority in corporate strategy, the way companies approach CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) is changing.
On June 27, 2026, Keep Vietnam Clean (KVC), in collaboration with Tieng Viet Oi – Vietnamese Lessons, the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union and local residents, planted the first 100 Taiwan almond trees in Thu Lam Commune, Hanoi — marking the beginning of a community-led initiative to plant 500 trees under the “Clean-up, Green-up
On June 7, 2026, at Diamond Westlake Suites in Hanoi, Keep Vietnam Clean (KVC), in collaboration with Green Gem Shop (GGS), organized the “Circular Fashion Fair & Forum”. The event brought together green businesses, development organizations, experts and community members who share an interest in circular fashion in Vietnam and sustainable consumption. Inspired by the
On June 6, 2026, Keep Vietnam Clean, in collaboration with VietPlastic Global and local authorities, organized an environmental cleanup activity at Phuc Tan Forest Park, Hong Ha Ward, Hanoi. The program was part of the “Clean-up & Green-up Our Cities” initiative, aiming to contribute to the preservation of clean, green and beautiful public spaces while
Clean Up, Green Up Our Cities brought Keep Vietnam Clean and VietPlastic Global to Phuc Tan Forest Park. See how the initiative works and how to join.
Our Ha Long Bay cleanup with Bhaya Cruises brought 100+ volunteers together to remove 622kg of waste from 2km of coastline. See the full results and how to join.
Kitchen God Day 2026 closed with nearly 2 tonnes of waste sorted, 120 volunteers and 1.6M people reached. See the full results and what they reveal.
Our Hanoi riverbank cleanup cleared nearly 2 tonnes across 5 sites in Bo De Ward with 120 volunteers. See the full results and the first recycling pilot.
The KVC Benefit Reception raised 30.9M VND with 40 partners. See where the money went and the 333 tonnes behind Keep Vietnam Clean’s first decade.