From Vietnam to Thailand: Green Generation and the journey of nurturing sustainable dreams

Báo Tiền PhongBáo Tiền Phong09/12/2024

The SCG Sharing the Dream Scholarship Program 2024 once again witnessed another generation of talented Sharing the Dream students and young faces honored through their sustainable projects at ESG Ambassador 2024 - a playground for hearts pursuing good values ​​for society.

Stepping out into the world from a “common dream”

The SCG Sharing the Dream Scholarship, which has been held annually for the past 17 years, has made a strong impression on the student community nationwide. This year, the program attracted more than 700 applications, of which 200 scholarships were awarded to students with difficult circumstances but always striving to excel and achieve outstanding results in both study and extracurricular activities. Notably, the most outstanding young people also had the opportunity to meet and interact with ESG ambassadors who are also outstanding members of the SCG Sharing the Dream program and made a prominent impression when participating in international arenas.

SCG’s ESG Ambassador initiative provides opportunities for young people in the ASEAN region to practice ESG and sustainable development activities, and share ideas to contribute to the community. This is also a highlight of the scholarship program, attracting the attention of many young people because it meets the need to learn green skills in the spirit of the group’s Skill Up for Life.

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ESG Ambassador is not only a competition, but also an opportunity for young people to develop and apply their knowledge of ESG to their creative projects.

Led by SCG, the “green planting” journey in Thailand has become an unforgettable highlight in the journey of the young generation of Vietnam. Through it, the young ambassadors were able to get closer to each aspect of the Environment - Society - Corporate Governance of ESG standards, and more importantly, learn how businesses practice sustainable development and apply ESG in practice. Some notable activities include: visiting SCG exhibition booths, learning about initiatives such as Low Carbon City, Green Space and Sustainable Agriculture.

The opportunity to experience and hone ESG skills left a deep impression on Minh Thien - a student receiving the SCG Sharing the Dream 2023-2024 scholarship and also the representative of ESG Ambassador 2024 Vietnam. He expressed: "The tour really opened my eyes. The environmental solutions here are not only creative but also very practical, making me want to apply them to projects in Vietnam.

"Along with talented representatives from ASEAN countries, the Vietnam ESG Ambassador was present at the ESG Symposium 2024, which took place in Thailand and gathered more than 3,500 delegates. Here, you will listen and learn from those who have gone before you in the innovation process with the orientation of Comprehensive Green Growth. More specifically, during this special "study abroad" trip, young Vietnamese people will also have access to ESG models implemented by SCG in collaboration with other parties in Thailand, and at the same time present feasible projects, built on ESG principles and supported by SCG throughout the development of the plan...

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The young generation of Vietnam shines at ASEAN ESG Ambassador with creative projects, carrying the potential to reach out to the world.

The two projects representing Vietnam are "Obstacle Warning Device for the Blind" by Team B-Wings and "Enzyme from Organic Waste" by Team Garbage Enzyme, demonstrating the creativity and social responsibility of the young generation of Vietnam. Team B-Wings develops a smart wearable device that supports the blind, is reasonably priced, uses environmentally friendly materials, and helps users overcome cost barriers. The device uses sensors to detect obstacles, supporting the blind to move independently. Meanwhile, Team Garbage Enzyme converts organic waste into multi-purpose enzymes, used for household cleaning, insect repellants, organic fertilizers, and biological pesticides. The project aims to reduce waste, increase sustainability, and promote a circular economy.

At the regional event, the creativity and dedication of Vietnamese youth was highlighted. Sharing his most memorable experience during the trip, Tran Van Phu Dat, a student at the University of Foreign Languages, Danang University and a member of the Garbage Enzyme team, emphasized the long-term value that the project brings to society: “We hope that this project will not only help reduce waste but also create economic value for the community.” Dat added.

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Also on the trip, the ESG ambassadors visited the Ban Nong Mai Fao community, which serves as a living demonstration of how ESG principles are applied locally and the power of collaboration between businesses and people. Here, they learned about waste management, turning waste into resources, and visited the Thai Containers Group factory.

To conclude the trip, the group participated in a workshop on making traditional Thai desserts and visited Sao Ching Cha – a famous religious building. These activities helped young people understand more about the culture, thereby connecting more closely with the ASEAN community.

Green Journey - timeless values

Not only stopping at experiences, the ESG Ambassador journey has brought valuable lessons to young people. From presentation skills, project management to cultural exchange opportunities, every moment helps them become more mature, ready to face future challenges.

“This is the first time I have set foot in Thailand as one of Vietnam’s representatives in the international arena. The trip is not only a learning journey but also a motivation for me to strive harder and contribute to the community,” Minh Thien shared.

The SCG Sharing the Dream Scholarship and ESG Ambassador Program are SCG’s commitment to nurturing the younger generation and contributing positively to society through education. Today’s youth are the seeds of a sustainable world where global issues are solved with creativity and responsibility.

With memorable experiences in Thailand, the Vietnamese Green Generation has proven that dreams, big or small, can take flight when supported and guided properly. The journey from cross-border friendship to the accumulation of knowledge and important skills not only ended with proud successes but also marked the beginning of a new chapter full of promise. This is a solid foundation for young people to be confident and successful when entering their future career paths.

Sharing the Dream Scholarship 2024 ● Number of scholarships: 200 (100 for high school students, 100 for university students). ● Value: 3 billion VND. ● Objective: Encourage the young generation to pursue their dreams of education and sustainable development. ● Criteria: Difficult circumstances, outstanding academic achievements, spirit of dedication to the community.

The ESG Ambassadors Competition is one of the outstanding initiatives of the Sharing the Dream scholarship of SCG Group, attracting strong interest from Vietnamese youth. Held annually, the program not only provides financial opportunities but also serves as a launching pad for young people to practice ESG principles ( Environmental, Social, Governance ). This year, the best ESG ambassadors were given the opportunity to participate in a unique experience journey in Thailand - a country considered the "cradle" of many sustainable initiatives.

Source: https://tienphong.vn/tu-viet-nam-den-thai-lan-the-he-xanh-va-hanh-trinh-uom-mam-uoc-mo-ben-vung-post1698913.tpo


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