ERP mechanism, the foundation for building a modern and integrated-recycling industry that focuses on arranging waste sources into environmentally friendly recycling facilities, has been a great supporter to waste treatment and contributes to the circular economy. The mechanism is expected to have a more comprehensive roadmap for implementation in the future with the aim of
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With strong dependence on the agriculture sector, the chemical industry has experienced extreme difficulties during the midst of the crisis.
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Vietnam’s natural resources are getting depleted with its growing economy, increasing population and rapid urbanization. Furthermore, The country’s enormous coastline makes it vulnerable to the effects of climate change and rising sea levels. This alarming problem has encouraged the government to transit towards making its urban development smarter and more sustainable; thus, opening a new path for the construction industry in Vietnam.
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Although the #ImportExport activities and products transportation in Vietnam still remained active during the #pandemic, progress has been much slower than in the past due to mandatory requirements for strict measures to prevent any spread of Covid-19.
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As a first-generation college student from the University of Florida (UF), I have many goals for my future. My dreams stem from the support of my family and the expectations I have set for myself. I wanted to see the world, get exposed, and obtain a wider cultural perspective. I wanted a program that would challenge
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Traditionally when students opt to go abroad, they choose countries they are familiar with, where they can live comfortably for many months. Most semesters abroad are spent in Europe as it is a very comfortable destination for American students. When it was my turn to choose a country for my summer internship, I took the
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In celebration of the fruitful year of 2018, Axis family held its year-end party with a flair of the traditional Áo Dài’. Historically, wearing Áo Dài began in 1744 through a decree by the Southern Lord Nguyen Phuc Khoat. The act was to show respect and gain support from the indigenous people, Cham who were the
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