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Blog Archives: Vietnam


April 24, 2012 -

The Mekong Delta Region is considered a hometown of rice field rats (Chuot Dong in Vietnamese). In the past, Chuot Dong meat was very cheap so there were few farmers who caught rats. But to-date, rat meat has become a special dish on the menu of many restaurants in the big cities of the Mekong.  More...


 

April 23, 2012 -

Like the highly pathogenic avian influenza and H1N1, climate change faces the challenge of how science and technology could be made available to and utilized by vulnerable and at risk communities so that they can manage and cope with the impact of adverse events.  

I was nominated by my office to attend the Sixth International Conference on Community-based Adaptation in Hanoi, Vietnam. My part in this forum was to share the community-level communication approaches that were tested and found useful to help communities address pandemic threats and emergencies. More...

 


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