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Criteria for professionalisation Tran Minh Ai Director of Property Management, Savills Ho Chi Minh City Property management is essentially the process of operation, control, and oversight of real estate as used in its most broad terms. This is much akin to the role of management in any business. Besides involving daily management, including security, sanitary tasks, landscaping, and maintenance as well as physical capital assets that are acquired, property management is responsible for accountability, financial planning, and risk administration harmonised with investors and the administrative board’s demands. After several years of familiarising themselves with the concept of property management, developers now command a solid grasp of the true benefits of property management provided by well-known brand names and reputable international corporations with ample localised experience. Not only ensuring safety and satisfaction for residents, property management services … [Read more...] about Residential market discovers true value of professional management

Scene at the meeting (Photo: sggp.org.vn) HCM City (VNA) – A high-level delegation from Ho Chi Minh City visited Japan’s Kyushu University on March 24 to discuss cooperation opportunities between the establishment and the Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City (VNUHCM). At a meeting between representatives of the two universities, VNUHCM President Huynh Thanh Dat expressed his expectation for the sides’ stronger cooperation in the future. He suggested the two sign collaborative pacts in flood prevention solutions for HCM City, innovative urban building, startup-innovation, high-tech farming, and academic exchange, and human resources training. Vice President of Kyushu University Koichiro Watanabe said he hopes Vietnamese universities, including the VNUHCM, will become key partners of his university. Founded in Fukuoka in 1911, Kyushu University is the 4th oldest university in Japan and one of the former Imperial Universities. It is training about 2,200 … [Read more...] about Vietnamese, Japanese universities seek partnership

Vinalines Unity, 22,000 DWT bulk carrier currently sailing under the flag of Viet Nam. — VNA Photo Viet Nam’s ports and shipping industry is more than sufficient to meet the country’s demand in import-export activities. That is the response from the Vietnam National Shipping Lines (Vinalines) to a Bloomberg report claiming container shipping may need to grow at almost twice the pace of the last decade, which was reported at 10-12 per cent annually, to keep up with new, surging demand. Bloomberg also claimed the country is facing a US$4 billion shortfall in developing its ports with no major projects nearing completion in the near future. Overcoming such an issue can prove to be a daunting task as the cases of early developers such as Japan and Korea have shown. A high-ranking Vinalines official told the Vietnam News Agency the inauguration of deepwater port Lach Huyen in northern port Hai Phong City has significantly increased northern region’s shipping … [Read more...] about Vietnamese shipping industry adequate to meet rising demand: Vinalines

Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc has issued a national action plan on marine plastic waste management by 2030 that aims to reduce 75 percent of plastic debris in the ocean in the next 10 years. Plastic waste collected at Hai Cang ward, Quy Nhon city This plan looks to effectively carry out Vietnam’s initiatives and commitments to the international community in the settlement of plastic waste problems, especially marine plastics, and turn the country into a regional leader in reducing marine plastic pollution. It is also meant to help successfully realise the national strategy for integrated management of solid waste until 2025, with a vision to 2050. The action plan targets that by 2030, the country will reduce 75 percent of plastic waste in the ocean, have 100 percent of lost or discarded fishing tools collected, and eradicate the direct discharge of fishing tools into the ocean. With this scheme, Vietnam also hopes all tourist sites, tourist accommodation establishments … [Read more...] about Vietnam’s action plan hopes to reduce 75 percent of marine plastic waste

The HCM City-based Fulbright School of Public Policy and Management has received accreditation from NASPAA, becoming the first accredited public policy school in Southeast Asia. Students of the Fulbright School of Public Policy and Management. The school’s Master of Public Policy Program is accredited by the Network of Schools of Public Policy, Affairs, and Administrations or NASPAA for a period of 7 years, which is the highest possible accreditation outcome that one can expect. NASPAA is an international accrediting body for Policy and Management Schools. There are only 183 accredited schools in the US and just 8 internationally. Recognized as the strictest accrediting system, it bases its assessment on rigorous scientific evidence gathered to show that students are learning at the highest levels in the profession of public policy and management and that they are highly capable of working in the public, private and non-profit sectors. “This is a great milestone … [Read more...] about Fulbright School of Public Policy and Management accredited by NASPAA