GS Võ Tòng Xuân: Xử lý nghiêm doanh nghiệp từ chối hợp đồng bán gạo dự trữ

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Thứ tư, 15-04-2020 | 16:45:00 PM GMT+7 Bản in 
Theo giáo sư Võ Tòng Xuân, nếu hợp đồng giữa Tổng cục Dự trữ Nhà nước và các doanh nghiệp cung cấp gạo dự trữ đã được ký kết thì mọi việc có thể dễ dàng phân xử bởi về nguyên tắc, đã ký hợp đồng là phải thực hiện, nếu phá vỡ thì cứ căn theo hợp đồng, theo luật để xử lý và phải xử lý nghiêm.

Renewable Energy Buyers Vietnam Working Group: Webinar Series

Hosted by the Clean Energy Investment Accelerator (CEIA) and USAID Vietnam Low Emission Energy Program (V-LEEP)

May 28 – Webinar #3:       Banking and Financing for Commercial and Industrial Rooftop Solar

This webinar will bring together banks and financial institutions across Vietnam’s C&I rooftop solar sector. Key topics will include:

o   Case studies and experiences from the financial sector on lending to C&I rooftop solar projects in Vietnam and across Southeast Asia.

o   Key challenges and barriers for local commercial banks to execute loans.

o   Key lessons learned and potential improvements to accelerate future lending.

⮚       Please RSVP to Webinar #3 here

 May 29 – Webinar #4:       Promoting A Gender Inclusive Workforce In Large-Scale Renewable Energy Projects

This webinar will bring together personnel and human resources from the renewable energy community engaged, or exploring engagement, in Vietnam’s Gender Equality. Speakers will include:

o   Gender Toolkit from V-LEEP: Promoting A Gender Inclusive Workforce In Large-Scale Renewable Energy Projects.

o   Observation and practical experiences shared from attendants on efforts to increase number of women’s participation in workforce.

o   Plan ahead to apply or refer to Gender Toolkit for higher social responsibility.

Ø  Please RSVP to Webinar #4 here

Can Vietnam Get Its Military Out of Business?

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Despite continued efforts on this front, significant challenges remain

By Prashanth Parameswaran June 16, 2018

Last week, Vietnam’s legislature passed an amendment that reinforces the need to continue to reduce the role of the military in business in the country. Though the move does represent the latest in a series of steps taken by the country to address a longtime challenge, it also obscures the difficult political and economic realities that remain on this front.

Not unlike several other Southeast Asian states – from Myanmar all the way down to Indonesia –  the military’s role in business in Vietnam remains a significant and often underappreciated challenge. Focus on the subject tends to wax and wane, with discrete developments, such as disputes over particular tracts of land or individual pieces of legislation, driving occasional interest rather than a fuller understanding of this as a systemic and pervasive challenge. Tiếp tục đọc “Can Vietnam Get Its Military Out of Business?”

Southern California Edison Contracts Huge Storage Portfolio to Replace Gas Plants

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The California utility’s 770-megawatt battery storage procurement, among the largest ever seen, faces a tough deadline in August 2021.

NextEra Energy will build three large solar-backed storage systems for Southern California Edison.

NextEra Energy will build three large solar-backed storage systems for Southern California Edison.

Sinh đủ 2 con được giảm thuế, ưu tiên mua nhà xã hội

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Thủ tướng đề nghị thí điểm biện pháp hỗ trợ các cặp vợ chồng sinh đủ 2 con như: khuyến khích nam, nữ kết hôn trước 30 tuổi, không kết hôn muộn và sớm sinh con, phụ nữ sinh con thứ 2 trước 35 tuổi; giảm thuế thu nhập cá nhân, miễn giảm các khoản đóng góp công ích theo hộ gia đình cho phụ nữ sinh đủ 2 con; ưu tiên mua nhà ở xã hội, thuê nhà ở, ưu tiên cho con vào các trường công lập, hỗ trợ chi phí giáo dục trẻ em đối với các cặp vợ chồng sinh đủ 2 con;

Thủ tướng đề nghị thí điểm biện pháp hỗ trợ các cặp vợ chồng sinh đủ 2 con như: giảm thuế thu nhập cá nhân; ưu tiên mua nhà ở xã hội, thuê nhà ở, ưu tiên cho con vào các trường công lập…

Clean Energy Investment Accelerator (CEIA) Southeast Asia newsletter

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Welcome to our Clean Energy Investment Accelerator (CEIA) Southeast Asia newsletter. This quarterly communication is designed to keep you up-to-date on our latest progress, resources, events, and relevant corporate clean energy news across Southeast Asia. We look forward to staying in touch!

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CEIA PROGRESS ACROSS SOUTHEAST ASIA

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Renewable Energy Buyers Vietnam Working Group: Webinar Series

Hosted by the Clean Energy Investment Accelerator (CEIA) and USAID Vietnam Low Emission Energy Program (V-LEEP)

Due to travel and meeting restrictions related to COVID-19, this webinar series is temporarily replacing the in-person Renewable Energy Buyers Vietnam Working Group normally held in Ho Chi Minh City on a quarterly basis.

BACKGROUND

The Renewable Energy Buyers Vietnam Working Group is co-organized by the Clean Energy Investment Accelerator (CEIA) and the USAID Vietnam Low Emission Energy Program (V-LEEP). Since 2017, the Working Group has brought together commercial and industrial (C&I) energy users interested in procuring clean energy, as well as renewable energy project developers and investors, and Government of Vietnam representatives.

The recurring Working Group is a platform for corporate RE market stakeholders to collectively identify and work toward policy, regulatory and financing frameworks needed to meet clean energy goals in Vietnam.

This four-part webinar series, spread across the last three weeks of May 2020, is an important opportunity to virtually convene market stakeholders during a pivotal phase of Vietnam’s clean energy transition.

WEBINAR OVERVIEWS

Each webinar will begin at 9:00AM ICT unless otherwise specified.

May 14 – Webinar #1:       Vietnam’s Direct Power Purchase Agreement (DPPA) Pilot Program

This webinar will feature updates about the DPPA pilot program, including:

o   Legislation approval status including an update on the Prime Minister Decision and MOIT Decision.

o   Transaction agreements, DPPA charge and operational gap analysis.

o   Applicant guidelines, including: evaluation criteria, pilot program rules, and the application process
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Europe has kept down pandemic unemployment — and the U.S. hasn’t. Here’s why.

A closed sign is posted in the window of a store because of the coronavirus, in an outdoor mall, in Dedham, Mass. (AP Photo/Steven Senne)
A closed sign is posted in the window of a store because of the coronavirus, in an outdoor mall, in Dedham, Mass. (Steven Senne)
April 24, 2020 at 6:00 p.m. GMT+7

For the first time, the U.S. government is subsidizing companies to hold on to their workers. However, the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) that Congress passed to fight unemployment in the coronavirus economic crisis is having trouble delivering benefits. Its first round of funds was quickly exhausted.

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How Blood Sugar Can Trigger a Deadly Immune Response in the Flu and Possibly COVID-19

Glucose metabolism plays a key role in the cytokine storm seen in influenza, and the link could have potential implications for novel coronavirus infections

How Blood Sugar Can Trigger a Deadly Immune Response in the Flu and Possibly COVID-19
Influenza and COVID-19 infections can trigger an out-of-control immune response involving molecules called cytokines. An illustration of interleukin-4, a cytokine involved in allergic response, is shown here. Credit: Juan Gaertner Getty Images

Many of the people dying in the novel coronavirus pandemic appear to be harmed more by their own immune system than by the virus itself. The infection can trigger a cytokine storm—a surge in cell-signaling proteins that prompt inflammation—that hits the lungs, attacking tissues and potentially resulting in organ failure and death. But this phenomenon is not unique to COVID-19; it sometimes occurs in severe influenza, too. Now a study sheds light on one of the metabolic mechanisms that help orchestrate such runaway inflammation. Tiếp tục đọc “How Blood Sugar Can Trigger a Deadly Immune Response in the Flu and Possibly COVID-19”

Ứng dụng AI trong kiểm tra, quản lý vận hành lưới điện truyền tải

Với sự phát triển của KHCN, thiết bị bay không người lái (UAV) gắn thiết bị ghi hình độ phân giải cao đã được ứng dụng rộng rãi trong các lĩnh vực. Tại EVNNPT, UAV đã được sử dụng trong công tác kiểm tra, quản lý vận hành đường dây, xử lý dây diều, vật thể mắc vào dây dẫn. Việc ứng dụng UAV giúp tiết kiệm thời gian, công sức lực lượng công nhân, đặc biệt giảm nguy cơ tai nạn lao động do trèo cao.

Tuy nhiên vấn đề nảy sinh là trong các đợt kiểm tra, thiết bị ghi, chụp lại một khối lượng rất lớn hình ảnh, việc phân loại, đánh giá tình trạng vận hành thiết bị từ khối lượng lớn hình ảnh này mất rất nhiều công sức của đội ngũ quản lý vận hành. Tiếp tục đọc “Ứng dụng AI trong kiểm tra, quản lý vận hành lưới điện truyền tải”

In Sweden, Trash Heats Homes, Powers Buses and Fuels Taxi Fleets

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Tahir Gasanin operates the mechanical claw that feeds the burner at a “waste-to-energy” power plant with five tons of garbage at a time.
Credit…Casper Hedberg for The New York Times

By Sept. 21, 2018

LINKOPING, Sweden — In a cavernous room filled with garbage, a giant mechanical claw reaches down and grabs five tons of trash. As a technician in a control room maneuvers the spiderlike crane, the claw drops its moldering harvest down a 10-story shaft into a boiler that is hotter than 1,500 degrees Fahrenheit. A fetid odor emanates from plastic trash bags discarded by hundreds of thousands of homes.

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Trip down memory lane: a secret army base inside Saigon Zoo

By Quynh Tran   April 30, 2020 | 01:06 pm GMT+7

Quan Nhan Huong relic inside the Saigon Zoo in District 1 was one of the secret bases of the Saigon Special Forces, founded in 1963. The restaurant hid military cadres, special forces and was also the place where the leaders met soldiers to give direction and motivate them before the battles.

Nhan Huong inside the Saigon Zoo & Botanical Gardens (Thao Cam Vien) in District 1 is at the exact location the restaurant was when it was a secret base for the People’s Army half a century ago. It was where soldiers held secret meetings before battles.

The person who established the restaurant is Nguyen Van Tung, born in 1913 in Tra Vinh Province. He built the shop with his saved up money and named Nhan Huong after his deceased wife. Saigon Zoo was chosen as where to build the restaurant because it was a crowded place, creating a perfect hideout for officials as they could go in and out easily with drawing much suspicion. In addition, the shop is also conveniently located near the enemy headquarters.

The restaurant was established by Nguyen Van Tung, who was born in 1913 in Tra Vinh Province. He named it Nhan Huong after his late wife.

Saigon Zoo was chosen as the location because it was a crowded place which enabled the troops to go in and out easily without drawing much attention. In addition, it was also conveniently located near the enemy headquarters.

The shop has an area of about 100-meter-square with displays depicts the same over view of this place half a century ago.

The relic has been re-created to look exactly as it did half a century ago.

The restaurant employees were descendants of the owner  who also helped the owner with hiding and keeping this place absolutely confidential.

The restaurant employees were all relatives of the owner, which enabled him to keep the goings-on there confidential.

Replicated models of diners, soldiers and waiters vividly depicts the restaurant when it was packed with customers during peak time. Among the guests are many soldiers and security personnel serving the U.S military forces who had to suspicion about this place it the secret base. 

Among its guests would be U.S soldiers and security personnel, who had no inkling the restaurant was a secret enemy base.

The bedroom where the Peoples Army of Vietnam used to rest in.

The bedroom Vietnamese soldiers used to rest.

Closer look at the secret base of Peoples Army of Vietnam during war time - 12

Also on display are historical documents, images and weapons. During the 1968 Tet Offensive, the restaurant served as an important base for the storming of the Independence Palace.

Some weapons of the Vietnam special tasks are put on display.

Some weapons used by the communist soldiers are on display.

Nhan Huong Restaurant welcomes guests for free during weekdays and attracts many visitors on holidays. The shop was recognized as a historic structure of Saigon in 2014.Vietnam celebrate Reunification Day on April 30 and Labor Day on May 1.

Nhan Huong Restaurant gets many visitors especially during holidays. The place was recognized as a historic relic in 2014.

Vietnam celebrates Reunification Day on April 30, which this year marks the 45th anniversary after the fall of the Saigon regime.

Ô NHIỄM MÔI TRƯỜNG ĐỨNG THỨ 3 TRONG NHỮNG VẤN ĐỀ NGƯỜI DÂN VIỆT NAM LO LẮNG NHẤT NĂM 2019

📍Ngày 28/4/2020 Mặt trận Tổ quốc Việt Nam, Trung tâm Nghiên cứu Phát triển và Hỗ trợ Cộng đồng và Chương trình Phát triển Liên Hợp quốc (UNDP) tại Việt Nam công bố trực tuyến: Chỉ số Hiệu quả Quản trị và Hành chính công cấp tỉnh ở Việt Nam (PAPI).
📍Chỉ số PAPI đo lường trải nghiệm và cảm nhận của người dân thường niên, nhằm mục đích so sánh hiệu quả và chất lượng quản trị, điều hành của bộ máy Nhà nước và cung cấp dịch vụ công của chính quyền 63 tỉnh/thành phố, thúc đẩy quản trị hiệu quả và chủ động đáp ứng nhu cầu của người dân.

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Work begins on first resettlement area for Long Thanh Airport

By Phuoc Tuan   April 20, 2020 | 04:04 pm GMT+7

Work begins on first resettlement area for Long Thanh Airport

An artist’s impression of the Loc An – Binh Son resettlement area for residents affected by the Long Thanh International Airport project in Dong Nai Province. Photo by VnExpress/Phuoc Tuan.

Work began Monday on a 280 hectare resettlement area for the Long Thanh International Airport project, with residents set to receive their land lots in August.

The Loc An – Binh Son resettlement area, located in the southern province of Dong Nai, where the new airport is to be built, consists of over 5,000 land lots for 29,000 residents.

Dong Nai authorities will build roads, utilities, schools, markets, community centers and religious facilities before handling the land lots to residents to construct their own houses.

The first 700 households are set to receive their land lots in August.

This is the first of two resettlement areas that will be built for residents affected by the Long Thanh Airport project.

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