The program provides an opportunity to acknowledge the realities of the work, listen to the concerns of female workers, and discuss occupational risks and healthcare solutions for this specific workforce.
Attending the program were Mr. Ta Viet Anh, Chairman of the Management Board of the Vietnam Social Welfare Program and Project Support Fund (AFV), Deputy Head of the Organizing Committee for the media program; Mr. Nguyen Xuan Khanh, member of the Editorial and Publishing Board, Hanoi Newspaper and Radio and Television Agency, in charge of the online newspaper Kinh Te va Do Thi, member of the Organizing Committee; along with experts, representatives of URENCO, URENCO - Hoan Kiem Branch, female environmental workers and reporters from various media agencies.
During their field trip, journalists gathered information at URENCO - Hoan Kiem Branch, observing the working conditions of female workers at various locations around Hang Bong Street and Hoan Kiem Lake.
Innovate collection methods and reduce labor costs.
Speaking at the talk show, Ms. Nguyen Thuy Hang, Deputy Director of URENCO – Hoan Kiem Branch, said that female workers currently account for more than 60% of the unit's total workforce, playing a crucial role in maintaining environmental hygiene. Meanwhile, manual garbage collection is arduous work, requiring a lot of physical strength and posing potential health risks.
