NÀNH NÀNH AND THE “GREENER FOOTPRINT – GREENER HUẾ” JOURNEY
- 20 May, 2025
- ckcvietnam
Over the past 10 days, Nành Nành has joined the campaign “Greener Footprint – Greener Huế” in a meaningful journey to promote sustainable living in the ancient capital. Along the way, Nành Nành visited 15 vegetarian restaurants and eco-friendly businesses in Hue, connecting with more than 30 individuals who share the same green values and reaching over 6.9k interactors on social media. We are deeply grateful for the warm companionship and thoughtful exchanges throughout the journey.
“Greener Footprint – Greener Huế” is more than just a campaign; it marks the beginning of an exciting new phase: the creation of a digital art map, featuring plant-based eateries and green footprints across Hue. Stay tuned for exciting discoveries and activities promoting vegetarian cuisine and sustainable living from Nành Nành in the coming month!
Why does Nành Nành characterize vegetarianism as a green journey? Because choosing plant-based foods and eco-friendly ingredients not only enhance our health but also safeguard the planet. Research indicates that a plant-based diet can:
- Reduce greenhouse gas emissions by up to 75% compared to a diet that includes 100g of animal meat daily.
- Decrease methane emissions by 93% – a potent greenhouse gas produced by livestock.
- Save 54% of the water used in food processing and preservation, while reducing biodiversity loss by 66%.
- Reduce the risk of cardiovascular diseases by 32% and the likelihood of cancer by 25%.
Nành Nành believes that small changes in our daily dietary choices have a big impact on both personal well-being and the environment. Balancing development and environmental stewardship is a responsibility we all share.








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This campaign is part of the project “Beyond Veganism: An Environmental Responsibility and a Sustainable Way of Living,” implemented by CKC with the support of The Vegan Society (UK).
Sources:
[1] 2023, The Guardian, Vegan Diet Cuts Environmental Damage
[2] University of Oxford