Bringing Keep Vietnam Clean & Green
to your place!
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Are you interested in this project? Would you like to join us in raising people’s awareness, preserving a healthy environment, and making the planet more beautiful?
Do you want to become a part of Keep Vietnam Clean and Green, and join us in contributing to the transformation of our society? And above all, do you want to bring the project to your own place?
It’s easy, you just need to follow these steps:
*Notice: Keep Vietnam Clean & Green will sponsor all ribbons with KVCG’s logo for universities, as well as sending letters of appreciation to the school and certificates to individual volunteers.
Join a Clean-Up!
1. Register
Representatives (club leaders, Youth Union members, and students who love the environment and have the ability to run a campaign) can contact us at:
• Email: info@ruybangxanh.org
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/rbxvn (Click “Attending” on the monthly events!)
• Or contact our project manager, Thu –
2. Event Captain Responsibilities
An Event Captain will help set up on the day of the event. They should arrive 20 or 30 minutes early to set up the banner, cold water, and supply station.
One Event Captain should be prepared to start the clean-up with Clean-Up Info on why we are cleaning up Vietnam and our goals.
These Event Captains will also be the day-of contacts in case anyone has an issue finding the Clean-Up location.
Join KVCG’s community clean-up events in Phu Quoc, Sai Gon or Hoi An.
If you have free time and interested in litter and trash issues in Vietnam, please taking part in our clean-up events .
Hand Out Green Ribbons
1. Register
Representatives (club leaders, Youth Union members, and students who love the environment and have the ability to run a campaign) can contact us at:
• Email: info@ruybangxanh.org
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/rbxvn
• Or contact our project leader Mymy:
- Email: s3445877@rmit.edu.vn
- Cell phone: 01258365092
2. Prepare for the project
a. Get permission from relevant departments
You will need to ask for permission from the security and parking lot agency departments before distributing the ribbons.
We recommend you seek help from your teachers and lecturers in order to get permission to run the project in other departments in your school.
b. Recruit volunteers:
You can recruit volunteers by motivating club members to participate.
Let your volunteers register their time slots to distribute ribbons (In RMIT, each volunteer register for 1 to 2 slots, each slot lasts 1.5 hour, the length of each slot can vary depending on the amount of work and the number of volunteers in your place).
c. Prepare the ribbons
Cut the ribbon roll into pieces (each about 40 cm long) and burn both ends to avoid fur.
Tools: scissors and lighters (6 to 8 ones each)
After cutting them, put the ribbons into envelopes (20 ribbons/1 envelope/1 volunteer). The purpose of this is to count and control the number of ribbons distributed.
d. Coach the volunteers
Do NOT REQUIRE (or FORCE) the people to receive the ribbons. If the they refuses, thank them and move on. Volunteers will distribute ribbons to students who have finished class AND students who are waiting for class. However, for students who are waiting for class, some of them may be late, so they may not have time for our volunteers.
Give volunteers some sample conversation to speak when they distribute the ribbons. The main purpose of these sample conversations is to help spread Green Ribbon’s message in an accurate and clear way.
3. Run the campaign
Serve free drinks for volunteers
Prepare scissors, lighters, envelopes, and ribbon rolls in case of additional need.
Prepare a list of volunteers to control the number of volunteers participated.
4. After the campaign
Collect feedbacks
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For more information about KVCG:
Website: www.ruybangxanh.org
Facebook Page: Việt Nam Sạch và Xanh (www.facebook.com/rbxvn)
Keep Vietnam Clean & Green’s website was launched to support the propaganda campaigns and side activities of the Green Ribbon group, bringing the mission of making the city green and clean closer to people, especially youngster.
