Leaders of the City Fatherland Front attended the "Recycling Day 7" of Hang Bai ward

Kinhtedothi - Vice President of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee (VFF) of Hanoi City Dang Thi Phuong Hoa attended the "Saturday Recycling Day" program to classify waste at source and collect recyclable waste in Hang Bai ward (Hoan Kiem district).

This morning, January 11, Vice President of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee (VFF) of Hanoi City Dang Thi Phuong Hoa attended the "Saturday Recycling Day" program to classify waste at source, collect recyclable waste; exchange waste for gifts, reduce plastic waste to protect the environment in Hang Bai ward and evaluate the results of waste classification at source after 10 days of implementation according to the provisions of the Law on Environmental Protection 2020.

The program is organized by the People's Committee - Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Hang Bai Ward in coordination with Urenco Company (Hoan Kiem Branch).

Vice President of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Hanoi City Dang Thi Phuong Hoa, leaders of the Fatherland Front of Hoan Kiem district and many officials and residents of Hang Bai ward attended the "Recycling Saturday" program in Hang Bai ward.

Speaking here, Chairman of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Hang Bai Ward Ngo Nguyen Nguyen Hoang said that in order to build a civilized, green, clean neighborhood and create a beautiful urban landscape, Hang Bai Ward launched the emulation movement "Bright - Green - Clean - Beautiful" with the goal of raising the sense of responsibility of each citizen in protecting the environment and building a civilized, modern lifestyle.

Specifically, to implement the "Bright" criterion, the ward ensures public lighting systems on roads, residential groups (TDP), and public areas; promotes people to use electricity economically and safely, encourages the use of green energy; and mobilizes the installation of additional lighting in areas lacking light.

Chairman of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Hang Bai Ward Ngo Nguyen Nguyen Hoang received support from the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Hanoi City - The Mobilization Committee of the Fund "For the Poor" of Hanoi City presented to households in difficult circumstances of the ward.

To have a “Green” environment, we will plant more trees and ornamental flowers in each residential area, offices, schools and public areas; mobilize people to take care of and protect trees, not to cut down or break branches; organize activities such as “Recycling Saturday”, “Tree Planting Festival”… to improve the living environment.

Regarding the “Clean” criteria, keep streets and alleys clean, do not litter; dispose of garbage in designated places; strengthen waste collection, treat environmental pollution, limit the use of plastic bags and plastic waste; encourage households to classify waste at source, and use environmentally friendly products.

In order to create a "beautiful" landscape, the entire ward builds civilized neighborhoods, urban beautification, does not encroach on sidewalks and roads; rearranges advertising signs, decorates houses and residential areas neatly and cleanly; mobilizes people to be aware of preserving the common landscape and behaving civilly in public places.

Chairwoman of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Hoan Kiem District Truong Thi Thanh Nhan presented gifts to 3 households of Hang Bai Ward to escape poverty in 2024.

“The movement “Bright - Green - Clean - Beautiful” is a common responsibility of the whole community. Therefore, I call on all cadres, civil servants, organizations, and people in the ward to join hands to carry out this movement with the most practical actions, to build Hang Bai ward into a livable, civilized and modern locality” - Mr. Ngo Nguyen Nguyen Hoang emphasized.

At the Program, Vice President of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Hanoi City Dang Thi Phuong Hoa presented 10 gifts from the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Hanoi City - Mobilization Committee of the Fund "For the Poor" of Hanoi City to near-poor households and households with especially difficult circumstances in Hang Bai Ward on the occasion of the Lunar New Year 2025 (each gift worth 1 million VND).

These are 10 out of 220 cases of near-poor households and households in especially difficult circumstances receiving support from the Hanoi City "For the Poor" Fund Mobilization Committee on the occasion of the Lunar New Year 2025 (phase 3), to promote the spirit of mutual love with the desire to bring a warm and meaningful spring, encouraging the spirit of families in difficult circumstances in the city.

Leaders of Hang Bai Ward People's Committee awarded collectives with achievements in classifying waste at source and collecting recyclable waste.

Besides, Member of the Standing Committee of the District Party Committee, Chairwoman of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Hoan Kiem District Truong Thi Thanh Nhan presented gifts to 3 households of Hang Bai ward who escaped poverty in 2024.

At the same time, the leaders of Hang Bai Ward People's Committee awarded 18 collectives with achievements in implementing waste classification at source and collecting recyclable waste after 10 days of implementing waste management, classification, and collection at source according to regulations in the Law on Environmental Protection 2020.

In particular, a large number of people in residential areas and representatives of Trade Union units, the Fatherland Front and ward organizations, the Standing Militia Squad, Trung Vuong Secondary School... enthusiastically responded to participate in "Recycling Saturday" in Hang Bai ward.

According to the leader of Hang Bai ward, the program is organized to raise people's awareness of environmental protection, waste classification at source, recycling waste collection, exchanging waste for gifts, reducing plastic waste, and minimizing the use of disposable plastic products.

Many plastic wastes, scrap paper, scrap iron... have been collected, sorted and brought to the ward headquarters and recycling points by local people to exchange for gifts such as green trees, environmentally friendly household items, essential goods for daily life (plastic boxes, soap, toilet paper...). A series of other models of exchanging waste for gifts, such as collecting waste batteries, have also been launched by the locality to schools in the area.

Here are some notable images recorded at "Recycling Day 7" in Hang Bai ward: