On 12 October 2023, CKC presented the results of our Project “Tam Giang – Cau Hai Lagoon: Folk culture and local knowledge as a resource for community-based ecotourism” conducted in 2020-2022 to the Provincial Conference “Utilizing cultural values in Tam Giang – Cau hai Lagoon for tourism development”. In the conference proceeding, CKC contributed two papers, including:
- “Exploring the values of folk culture and local knowledge in developing tourism at Tam Giang – Cau Hai”: This paper studied the folk stories and local knowledge under the lens of tourism resources. It systematized the collected stories, songs, and other values in the Project into implicit and explicit tourism resources. It then applied the concepts of “Experience economy” and “Storytelling” marketing in tourism to suggest various considerations to develop these values for tourism at different levels, from tourism providers to the provincial government.
- “Coastal villages of Tam Giang -Cau Hai: Interesting destinations for community-based eco-tourism activities”: This paper dwelled onspecific cases of coastal villages of Tam Giang -Cau Hai. It provided must-see experiences and services that can be developed to attract more tourists for community-based ecotourism.
The conference concluded the importance of working directly with the local people to collect their folk values and knowledge in order to develop tourism in Tam Giang – Cau Hai. This conclusion boldly confirmed CKC’s efforts to preserve and spread local values and knowledge over the years.
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October officially started with the YEAH! project second activity. After completing the training on efficient and safe energy audits in schools, participating pupils will have one month to practice the ‘Classroom Energy Audit’ under their teachers’ guidance and support.
The Project team had a thrilling visit to five participating secondary schools early this week. Surprisingly, our pupils have been doingvery well as junior auditors, recording electricity usage activities in classrooms and functional rooms over the past week. The energymonitoring forms were filled with specific numbers, detailed facts, and careful observations. The Project’s pupils have initiatedmeaningful energy-saving activities for schools, such as designing reminder boards at power switches, organising fun energy-saving quizzes, and communicating energy-saving practice methods for classmates.
These practical experiences will be of great value for participating pupils to develop innovative ideas in Activity 3 of YEAH!. Stay tuned to our energy audit results in the next three weeks!!!
The energy audit activity is a part of the Project ‘Youth-led Energy Audit in Hue (YEAH!): Small Changes for Big Gains to the Environment’ developed by CKC and funded by the Australian Government through the Australian Volunteers Program Impact Fund.
For more information about the Project and training, please reach us at:
– About the Project: https://ckcvietnam.org/projects/kick-off-the-project-youth-led-energy-audit-in-hue-yeah-small-changes-for-big-gains-to-the-environment/
– About the Module 1: https://ckcvietnam.org/projects/yeah-first-activity-training-session-on-environment-and-energy/
– About the Module 2: https://ckcvietnam.org/projects/yeah-module-2-practical-training-in-energy-audit/
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Continuing the workshops of exploring our environment and energy, YEAH! has an exciting comeback through a practical training on”Energy Management and Saving,” with 60 participating students and teachers on 30 September 2023.
This week, students and teachers are guided in implementing a simple, safe, and effective energy audit process in the classroom through the coordination of our Expert. The training also equipped students and teachers with essential knowledge and skills in safely using electricity and preventing possible electrical risks with Senior Lieutenant Le Viet Quoc Vu – Fire Prevention and Fighting Specialist, through fascinating and knowledgeable lectures.
The training session ended the Project’s environmental and energy learning activities and started the one-month energy audit this October. In the second activity, the students will become the junior auditors who will assess the energy use in their schools.
The training session is a part of the Project ‘Youth-led Energy Audit in Hue (YEAH!): Small Changes for Big Gains to the Environment’ developed by CKC and funded by the Australian Government through the Australian Volunteers Program Impact Fund.
For more information about the Project and training, please reach us at:
– About the Project: https://ckcvietnam.org/projects/kick-off-the-project-youth-led-energy-audit-in-hue-yeah-small-changes-for-big-gains-to-the-environment/
– About the Module 1: https://ckcvietnam.org/projects/yeah-first-activity-training-session-on-environment-and-energy/
Photo: Doan Nhat Quang
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