Vietnam
How Strategic Communications Is Combating Vietnam's Silent Drowning Epidemic
Between 2018 and 2025, GHAI assisted the government and local partners to orchestrate a transformative, strategic communications campaign that helped to secure landmark national drowning prevention policies that now protect millions of Vietnamese children. Through innovative media partnerships, evidence-based storytelling and multi-level stakeholder engagement, we transformed awareness into action that changed behaviors, influenced policy and created lasting systems for continued impact.
Vietnamese Government Strong Commitment to Reduce Child Drowning
A Decade of Advocacy: Celebrating #10YearsofImpact with GHAI
Empowering Vietnam’s Journalists to Advocate for Drowning Prevention
Vietnam Commemorates World Drowning Prevention Day 2024
Sustaining Drowning Prevention Programs in Vietnam
Dedicated Drowning Prevention Champion in Vietnam: Le Chi Hung
Government of Vietnam Launches New Effort to Reduce Child Drowning Death
Vietnam Drowning Prevention Program 2020: Year in Review
Vietnam Launches Legal Review to Improve Public Health Data
New Video Showcases Effective Partnership for Drowning Prevention
New Life-Saving Drowning Prevention Program in Vietnam
Reducing Demand for Unhealthy Food
Globally there has been an influx of ultra-processed products, which have negatively impacted diets and increased the prevalence of non-communicable diseases (NCDs), like cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, cancer, among others. To shift these alarming trends, GHAI works with civil society organizations to push for mandatory policies that reduce the consumption of ultra-processed food and beverages.
Sofía Rincón Gallardo Patiño
Data for Health
Countering Industry Interference
Health Security
Lexi Bullick
Drowning Prevention
We support governments to test and implement proven, preventative drowning prevention interventions, and we work with local communities to create awareness and generate demand for services to achieve sustainable drowning prevention programs.