Cam Lo and Dong Ha, Quang Tri (March 17, 2022) — The RENEW team today was honored to host Mr. Seán Farrell, Development Counselor of Irish Embassy in Vietnam during his working visit to Quang Tri Province. March 17,...
From a core staff of four personnel in 2001, RENEW has grown to a full complement of 265 employees, 30 percent of whom are women. Women have become an essential part of our local human resources needed to deal...
Surprised to see an all-women team respond to his emergency call, Mr. Chung said he was impressed. He thanked the team for their timely intervention, which permitted him to complete his plan to pour the concrete for his new...
An accident caused by explosive remnants of war around 13:30, Wednesday, February 16, 2022, killed a man who resided in Phuong An 1 Village of Cam Nghia Commune, Cam Lo District, Quang Tri Province. The neighbors rushed to the...
Ha Noi (February 17, 2022) — Mr. Hoang Nam, Deputy Chairman of Quang Tri Province People’s Committee, today delivered remarks at the Conference on the review of 10 years of implementing the national action program to address post-war explosive...
At a clearance site in Gio Hai Commune, Gio Linh District, RENEW/NPA clearance teams on Tuesday found 31 explosive items, including cluster munitions and other explosive ordnance, most of which was uncovered from a cache.
Quang Tri (January 28, 2022) -- Thanks to funding of Irish Aid through Irish Embassy in Vietnam, this week Project RENEW have delivered practical gifts to the families of disabled persons in Quang Tri who are affected by Covid-19....
A hundred primary and secondary schoolchildren from disadvantaged families in the districts of Vinh Linh, Gio Linh, Cam Lo and Huong Hoa have received brand new bicycles from Project RENEW thanks to funding of Veterans For Peace (VFP) Chapter...
Colonel Eric Larsen, Director of Asia-Pacific Counter-Improvised Explosive Device Center, U.S. Army Pacific, on Thursday visited a clearance site of RENEW/NPA in Gio Linh District during his first working trip to Quang Tri Province this week.
This week, Project RENEW embarked on a new chapter in its endeavor to support Quang Tri children with disabilities, most of them suffering from war consequences, including Agent Orange.
