Located in the transitional zone between the Central Highlands and Southeast Vietnam, Binh Phuoc Province experiences prolonged dry seasons and uneven rainfall. Climate change has further intensified heatwaves and droughts, causing serious depletion of both groundwater and surface water, especially during the dry season.
Statistics indicate that over 10,000 hectares of crops in the province are affected by drought, and more than 3,000 households face severe shortages of clean water. Several districts still face significant socio-economic challenges, and the lack of clean water greatly impacts the quality of life and health of residents—particularly schoolchildren.
To help alleviate these difficulties, the “Clean Water for Children” project was initiated by the Youth Social Work Club in collaboration with sponsors, the Provincial Youth Union, and the Vietnam Youth Federation. The project aims to provide access to clean water for residents and children in the Southeast region and Tay Ninh province during the dry season.
Local representatives, schools, sponsoring partners cut the ribbon to inaugurate the project
On the morning of April 25, 2025, in Hớn Quản District, Binh Phuoc Province, a ceremony was held to hand over a drilled well and clean water filtration system to An Phu Primary and Secondary School. This initiative brought safe water access to students and the local community. The program is part of the “Clean Water for Children” project and was funded by C.P. Vietnam Corporation in partnership with the Youth Social Work Club.
Hớn Quản is an area still facing many socio-economic challenges, especially concerning access to clean water. Surveys show that many schools here lack reliable water systems, severely affecting the health and daily life of students and local residents. Children often rely on unsanitary water sources, increasing their risk of gastrointestinal, dermatological, and infectious diseases.
An Phu Primary and Secondary School was selected as the project’s pilot site due to its central location, which enhances accessibility. The school currently serves over 700 pupils, around 300 of whom are ethnic minorities, and is surrounded by over 1,600 households. The new clean water system will help provide safe water for both students and teachers, improving health outcomes and supporting better living and learning conditions for the community.
Pupils experience using clean water
Attending the event on behalf of the local authorities were Mr. Trần Thanh Bình – Standing Representative of the Southern Office of the Central Committee of the Vietnam Youth Federation, Mr. Nguyen Trong Lâm, Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Youth Union and Chairman of the Vietnam Youth Federation of Binh Phuoc Province, along with representatives from the Central Committee, Provincial Youth Union, District Youth Union, An Phu Commune Party Committee, and the school’s Board of Management.
Speaking on behalf of the local community, Mr. Lê Văn Quy Secretary of the Hớn Quản District Youth Union and Chairman of the Vietnam Youth Federation of Hớn Quản District, delivered the opening speech, emphasizing the humanitarian and practical significance of the “Clean Water for Children” project in improving living and learning conditions for students and local residents.
Mr. Le Van Quy – opening the event
Representing C.P. Vietnam Livestock Corporation, Mr. Worawit Arunraksa –Manager of the Sustainability Development Department, Mr. Thái Thành Trung – Head of Production at the Binh Phuoc Feed Mill, along with staff and employees from the company’s local business sectors including Feed, Farm, and Food, were also present to attend and accompany the program.
CPV representative & Sponsoring partners
The newly installed well and filtration system will provide a stable supply of clean water, improving sanitation and enhancing the quality of education, daily life, and health for both students and the broader community. The system will be managed by the school under the supervision of the Provincial Youth Union, with periodic water quality inspections conducted by local authorities.
Environmental Education and Sustainability Initiatives
In addition, in celebration of Earth Day, C.P. Vietnam also collaborated with the school to organize an environmental awareness activity called “Green Station – Plastic for Gifts”. The activity encouraged students to collect plastic waste while educating them about the plastic recycling journey and its impact on protecting the planet.
C.P. Vietnam and pupils Join the “Green Station – Plastic for Gifts” Program
More than 2000 PET bottles were collected and sent to recycling facilities, contributing to a circular life cycle for products and reducing plastic waste.
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Supporting the community and ensuring that no one is left behind is one of the three core pillars integrated into C.P. Vietnam’s business strategy: For the Country, For the People, and For the Company. By supporting the “Clean Water for Children” project, the company not only brings clean water to communities in need but also contributes to building a sustainable future—where every child has access to better living and learning conditions.
“At C.P. Vietnam Livestock Corporation, sustainable development is not just a commitment—it is a core foundation. The benefits of the nation and its people are always prioritized. The company continues to build a sustainable economic ecosystem that harmonizes with both society and the environment, ensuring that every step forward by C.P. Vietnam contributes to a greener, more prosperous, and sustainable Vietnam.”
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