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PAM Air – Vietnamese air monitoring app wins international tech award

Vietnamese air monitoring app wins international tech award About APICTA Awards The Asia Pacific ICT Alliance is an alliance of national ICT organizations representing their respective economies to build and enhance a mutually cooperative network to promote ICT application, enhance technological innovations, capabilities and encourage the development of indigenous ICT...

PM2.5 dust problem in Vietnam for the period 2019 – 2020 using multi-source data

On December 1, 2021, the report “PM2.5 dust in Vietnam for the period 2019-2020 using multi-source data” gave an overall picture of air pollution in Vietnam This is the first report which provide information on the current problem of PM2.5 not only in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City but...

Opening ceremony of low-emission public space at the Sports and Cultural Center of Nghia Tan

Hanoi is currently a megacity with a very high population density and urbanization, but there is a shortage of public spaces as well as the quality of public space is not guaranteed in the inner-city districts. A project for the community The density of green public space in Hanoi is...

Thank you letter for the press on Vietnam National Journalists’ Day

Hanoi, June 21st 2021, Dear our valued journalists and reporters, Since the official launch in December 2018, PAM Air has continuously developed and expanded its air quality monitoring network throughout Vietnam. Along with the mission of providing accurate, detailed and real-time air quality data to contribute to raising people’s awareness,...

STUBBLE BURNING CONTROL NEEDS MORE SUSTAINABLE ALTERNATIVE SOLUTIONS

Recently, in many places in Hanoi, people have continuously complained and expressed concern about the abnormally thick layers of dust in the sky. The root cause was determined to be the stubble burning activities by farmers from surrounding rural areas. What is stubble burning? Stubble burning refers to the practice...

PAM Air – Vietnamese air monitoring app wins international tech award

Vietnamese air monitoring app wins international tech award About APICTA Awards The Asia Pacific ICT Alliance is an alliance of national ICT organizations representing their respective economies to build and enhance a mutually cooperative network to promote ICT application, enhance technological innovations, capabilities and encourage the development of indigenous ICT...

PM2.5 dust problem in Vietnam for the period 2019 – 2020 using multi-source data

On December 1, 2021, the report “PM2.5 dust in Vietnam for the period 2019-2020 using multi-source data” gave an overall picture of air pollution in Vietnam This is the first report which provide information on the current problem of PM2.5 not only in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City but...

Opening ceremony of low-emission public space at the Sports and Cultural Center of Nghia Tan

Hanoi is currently a megacity with a very high population density and urbanization, but there is a shortage of public spaces as well as the quality of public space is not guaranteed in the inner-city districts. A project for the community The density of green public space in Hanoi is...

Thank you letter for the press on Vietnam National Journalists’ Day

Hanoi, June 21st 2021, Dear our valued journalists and reporters, Since the official launch in December 2018, PAM Air has continuously developed and expanded its air quality monitoring network throughout Vietnam. Along with the mission of providing accurate, detailed and real-time air quality data to contribute to raising people’s awareness,...

STUBBLE BURNING CONTROL NEEDS MORE SUSTAINABLE ALTERNATIVE SOLUTIONS

Recently, in many places in Hanoi, people have continuously complained and expressed concern about the abnormally thick layers of dust in the sky. The root cause was determined to be the stubble burning activities by farmers from surrounding rural areas. What is stubble burning? Stubble burning refers to the practice...

PAM Air – Vietnamese air monitoring app wins international tech award

Vietnamese air monitoring app wins international tech award About APICTA Awards The Asia Pacific ICT Alliance is an alliance of national ICT organizations representing their respective economies to build and enhance a mutually cooperative network to promote ICT application, enhance technological innovations, capabilities and encourage the development of indigenous ICT...

PM2.5 dust problem in Vietnam for the period 2019 – 2020 using multi-source data

On December 1, 2021, the report “PM2.5 dust in Vietnam for the period 2019-2020 using multi-source data” gave an overall picture of air pollution in Vietnam This is the first report which provide information on the current problem of PM2.5 not only in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City but...

Opening ceremony of low-emission public space at the Sports and Cultural Center of Nghia Tan

Hanoi is currently a megacity with a very high population density and urbanization, but there is a shortage of public spaces as well as the quality of public space is not guaranteed in the inner-city districts. A project for the community The density of green public space in Hanoi is...

Thank you letter for the press on Vietnam National Journalists’ Day

Hanoi, June 21st 2021, Dear our valued journalists and reporters, Since the official launch in December 2018, PAM Air has continuously developed and expanded its air quality monitoring network throughout Vietnam. Along with the mission of providing accurate, detailed and real-time air quality data to contribute to raising people’s awareness,...

STUBBLE BURNING CONTROL NEEDS MORE SUSTAINABLE ALTERNATIVE SOLUTIONS

Recently, in many places in Hanoi, people have continuously complained and expressed concern about the abnormally thick layers of dust in the sky. The root cause was determined to be the stubble burning activities by farmers from surrounding rural areas. What is stubble burning? Stubble burning refers to the practice...

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