The Anam Foundation launches tree-planting drive across Vietnam

THE NEWS: The Anam Foundation will allocate one billion dong (US$39,500) each year to plant trees throughout Vietnam, a commitment announced as part of its long‑term Anam Green Life community initiative to increase urban greenery and social impact in schools, public spaces and neighbourhoods.

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WHY IT MATTERS: By directing profit‑share funding toward tree‑planting in underserved urban areas, Anam Green Life adds shade and environmental benefits to schools and public spaces, reinforcing The Anam Group’s broader sustainability agenda and offering a replicable model for resort‑based community greening in Vietnam.

FAQ

How much money will Anam Green Life invest each year to plant trees in Vietnam?
The Anam Green Life programme will allocate one billion dong (US$39,500) each year to plant trees throughout Vietnam, a commitment announced by the Anam Foundation as part of its long‑term community initiative to increase urban greenery and social impact in schools, public spaces and neighbourhoods.

Which locations will receive the first tree‑planting efforts under the programme?
The first planting phase will focus on schools, public spaces and neighbourhoods in the communities surrounding The Anam Cam Ranh and The Anam Mui Ne resorts, using the foundation’s annual profit‑share funding before the initiative expands to additional regions and eventually nationwide coverage.

Who founded the Anam Foundation and how is the programme funded?
The Anam Foundation was established by Pham Van Hien, chairman of The Anam Group, and is funded through a percentage of the resort group’s annual profits, which also support other environmental and community programmes such as solar power generation, rain‑water harvesting and the elimination of single‑use plastics.

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