Many tap water supply projects have been implemented in remote areas with the support of international organizations. Photo: Quang Thai /VNA /CVN

Speaking at the event, the head of the Department of International Cooperation of the Ministry of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs, Nguyen Manh Cuong, said that while two outbreaks of COVID-19 in March and August were under control, their impact on local life, especially workers, the elderly, the poor and the vulnerable, is not small.
The Vietnamese government published Resolution N ° 42 /NQ-CP on support measures for people affected by the pandemic and Decision N ° 15 /QD-TTg on the implementation of a support policy towards them, including the unprecedented social assistance program worth over 62000 billion VND (US $ 269 million) benefiting around 20 million people.
The President of the WeLoveU International Foundation, Zahng Gil Jah, hoped that both sides would be more engaged and contribute to a better life for humans.
Following the workshop, the Ministry of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs and the foundation signed a memorandum of understanding for the period 2020-2023 via a videoconference to achieve poverty reduction and equitable education, in which both parties will improve the housing environment and provide support to those with meritorious service. to the nation, to the elderly and heroic Vietnamese mothers.
They will also provide livelihood and infrastructure support and improve the quality of education for disadvantaged and vulnerable families. The Foundation will also launch blood donation and environmental protection campaigns.
As a non-governmental organization approved to partner with the United Nations, the WeLoveU Foundation partners with the United Nations and countries to achieve the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and the world's social goals.
She has worked in various fields such as emergency relief, blood donation, clean water and sanitation, health and wellness.
VNA /CVN