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Air Pollution in Hanoi, Vietnam
Hanoi’s fight against air pollution
Current air quality levels in Hanoi leave citizens breathless. However, change is in sight: The city of Hanoi has proclaimed to tackle the problem of air pollution, also with the help of the GIZ. The improvement of Hanoi’s air quality - and simultaneously the reduction of local greenhouse gas emissions – will be achieved through better monitoring, awareness raising and immediate action. The respective GIZ-project supports Hanoi in this endeavour; it is funded through the “Internationale Klimaschutz-Initiative” IKI of the German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMU). The German TV channel “Deutsche Welle” has accompanied the project team in Hanoi and has portrayed their work on the ground. [1]
- Please find the feature (7 minutes) in the following: https://www.dw.com/en/breathing-easy-hanoi-attempts-to-improve-its-air-quality/a-45826152
Hanois Kampf gegen dicke Luft
Die Luftqualität in Vietnams Hauptstadt ist atemberaubend schlecht. Doch das soll sich jetzt ändern. Hanoi wird aktiv und geht das Problem an. Auch mithilfe der GIZ. Jetzt wird gemessen, aufgeklärt und gehandelt. Das Ziel: Bessere Luft in Hanoi, nachhaltige Minderung von Treibhausgasen. Das GIZ-Projekt, das Hanoi dabei unterstützt, wird durch die Internationale Klimaschutz-Initiative IKI des BMU gefördert. Die Deutsche Welle hat das Team der GIZ vor Ort begleitet und deren Arbeit portraitiert. [2]
- Den Film dazu (7 Minuten lang) finden Sie hier: https://www.dw.com/de/hanois-kampf-gegen-dicke-luft/av-45832898
