Disability affects millions of people in Viet Nam, making inclusion a critical topic for the country’s workforce. According to a national UNICEF survey, more than seven percent of the population aged two and above,around 6.2 million people,live with a disability, and an additional 13 percent (nearly 12 million) live in a household with a person …

More than 70 percent of workers in Viet Nam’s garment and footwear industry are women—many of them are domestic migrant workers who move from one province to another to earn a living for themselves and their families. These workers face numerous challenges. One of the biggest is caring for their (young) children while working full-time …

Better Work marked 15 years of operations and impact in Viet Nam with a ceremony held in Hanoi on 4 December 2024. The event was attended by nearly 60 delegates, including senior leaders from the programme’s tripartite partner organizations – the Ministry of Labour, Invalids, and Social Affairs (MoLISA), the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and …