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HANOI UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY

Institute for Environmental Science and Technology

(INEST)

Address: 3rd floor, C10 building, HUT

1, Dai Co Viet Road Str., Hanoi,Vietnam

Tel: (84-4) 8681686/87

Fax: (84-4) 8693551

Email: [email protected]


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1. Introduction

Milestones1984 Group Study on Environmental Engineering

1990 Department of Environment under the Faculty of Inorganic Electro Chemistry

Technology and Environment

1994 Centre for Environmental Science and Technology

1998 Institute for Environmental Science and Technology

(Decision by Minister of Education and Training 2995/Q-BGD-T-TCCB, dated

4 Sep. 1998)

StaffTotal: 85; 01 Prof.; 08 Assoc. Prof.; 15 Ph.D; 26 MSc.; 44 Eng.. Specialized in:

Wastewater treatment engineering

Water supply treatment engineering

Air and Noise pollution control engineering

Environmental monitoring and data processing

Environmental and resource management

Cleaner production

Environmental Law and Policy

Modeling in environmental engineering

Environmental impact and risk assessment Hazardous waste management

Solid waste management

Environmental analysis

Environmental Ecology

Environmental Chemistry

Environmental Toxicology

Environmental Biochemistry

Environmental Microbiology

Environmental information and GISEtc.

Experts in the fields of the projectWater pollution control: 7 PhDs; 8 MScs and technical staff (Engineers and Bachelors)

Environmental Monitoring: 6 PhDs; 5 MScs and technical staff (Engineers and Bache-

lors)

Environmental Law and Policy: 01 Prof. and 5 Assoc. Prof.

Cleaner Production: 7 PhDs; 4 MScs and technical staff (Engineers and Bachelors)


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2. Mission and duties

1. To study and to develop the field of environmental science and technology to serve in-

dustrial sustainable development of Vietnam2. To develop highly qualified human resources in the field of environmental science and

technology (BSc., MSc., PhD.); furthermore to offer the training courses on environmentalscience and technology3. To provide high quality services in the field of environmental science and technologyTo cooperate with national and international organizations and experts in the field of envi-

ronmental protection and sustainable development.

3. Directorate of the institute

1. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Tran Van Nhan: Director of INEST2. Prof. Dr. Dang Kim Chi: Vice Director of INEST3. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Ngoc Lan: Vice Director of INEST4. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Huynh Trung Hai: Vice Director of INEST

Department of envi-

ronmental Engi-

neeringDepartment of envi-

ronmental manage-

ment

Directorate of

the institute

Administration

Centre for industrial

environmental monitor-

Vietnam cleaner pro-

duction

R&D environ-

mental technol-

ogy laboratory

Training, projects, research and

services

Scientific &

training

council


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4. Training programs

Institute for Environment Science and Technology, Hanoi University of Technology

provides two training majors: Environmental Engineering and Environmental Manage-

ment under the environmental engineering framework curriculum at Bachelor, Master andDoctorate levels. INEST spends great efforts to become a high quality training center on

environmental engineering in Vietnam and successfully integrate into other universities in

the region.

Engineers specialized in Environmental engineering and environmental technology &

management graduated at INEST are able to meet requirements of the work at training and

research institutions, State management agencies as well as industrial enterprises. Our

training programs focus on solving pollution problems addressed in industry, especially

the capability of identifying and minimizing polluting sources as well as technology trans-

fer in treatment of wastewater, air emission, industrial solid waste, and waste recyclingtechnologies.

Students of the INEST are encouraged to participate in scientific researches so that they

can get access to practical environmental issues and thus improve their professional skills.Results of scientific researches carried by students of INEST over the last few years have

been awarded many valuable prizes from Ministry of Education and Training, VIFOTEC

Creativeness Fund, Green SONY prize and creativeness awards by World Bank, etc.

INEST has provided training program on Master of Science in Environmental Engi-neering training since 1993. The Master program provides advanced knowledge on funda-

mental basis and professional education, as well as teamwork and independent workingskills to solve environmental issues with the support of advanced environmental manage-

ment tools.

Training program on PhDs in Environmental Engineering has been also developed incooperation with other national and international universities and research institutions.

Besides, there are many short term training courses on cleaner production, environmentalmonitoring and analysis, industrial wastewater treatment, solid waste and hazardous waste

control, energy efficiency utilization and environmental management accounting provided

for management and technical staffs from various state management agencies, universi-

ties, research institutes and industrial enterprises.


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5. Department of environmental engineeringAcademic staff: 18;01 Prof;03 Assoc. Prof.; 05 PhD;08 MSc.;01 Eng.

The department carries out training program on Environmental engineering. Curriculum

provides basic and professional knowledge on water, soil and air pollution. It also pro-vides treatment techniques for solid, liquid wastes and air emission as well as designing,

operating and management of treatment system. Besides, experimental works are carried

in modern environmental technology equipments. Basic knowledge on other issues such

as environmental management, cleaner production, environmental toxicology, ecology and

environmental analysis are also included in the training curriculum.

Scientific researches and technology transfers in the Department focus on the develop-

ment of appropriate technologies for industrial waste treatment, especially on environ-

mental biological technology and relevant advanced treatment technologies integrating

mechanical, chemical and physical methods which are suitable to local conditions. In ad-

dition, researches on environmental impacts on ecological system and human health have

been carried out in the Department.

Together with the Environmental technology R&D laboratory, we are pleased to bring you

services including technology consultancy and transfer, waste treatment system construc-

tion under different modes such as bidding, BOT, etc.


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6. Department of Environmental ManagementAcademic staff: 15; 03 Assoc. Prof.;02 PhD;08 MSc;02 Eng.

The departments environmental management training curriculum highlights the systematicapproach of environmental management, including inter-related roles between industries

and governmental agencies. On the base of environmental engineering knowledge, trainingprogram includes subjects on technical, economic and legal tools applied in environmental

and resource management.

Our researches are towards development and application of environmental models in water

and air environmental quality management, application of GIS and preventive tools, such as

environmental impact assessment, cleaner production audit and environmental management

accounting in industrial environmental management in Vietnam.


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7. Research and development laboratory in environmentaltechnologyTechnical staff: 22; 02 PhD; 07 MSc.; 13 Eng.

Research and development laboratory in environmental technology (R&D Lab) per-

forms two duties

Be a central practical base of the INEST to perform governmental duties on environ-

mental protection, research projects, services on environmental analysis, EIA con-

sultation and technology transferring environmental technology.

Support education activities in the INEST

Organization of the R&D Lab with sections related to research areas of functional

sections in the INEST

Supporting groups in research and training

Section of Research andApplication of Environmental

modeling and information

Section of envi-ronmentalanalysis

Section of R&Din environmental

technology

R&D Laboratory in environmentaltechnology

Joint recyclingresearch labo-

ratory

Practical En-gineeringWorkshop


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7.1. Section of Environmental quality analysis

Support undergraduate and postgraduate education ac-

tivities. To serve subjects practical works and specific

lab works for undergraduate and postgraduate students

etc.

Provide services related to analyzing solid, liquid and

gas samples in modern analytical instruments such as

GC/MS, HPLC, AAS etc. and evaluating quality of

surrounding and working environment as well as as-

sessing discharging potential for wastewater, exhaust

gases and solid waste, measuring noise level and microclimate parameters.

Support scientific research projects, technol-

ogy transfer contracts in sampling, ana-

lytical works

Analytical parameters performed in the INEST:water quality: COD, BOD5, SS, phenol, Cl-,

Chlorine surplus, PO43-, total P, SO4

2-, F-, NH3,

NO2-, NO3-, total N, CN-, S2-, oil & grease,heavy metals, Atmosphere and exhaust gases:

Volume, pressure, SO2, NOx, CO, H2S, hydrocarbon, particulates etc., microclimate, tem-

perature, humidity, wind velocity, noise level, vi-

bration level, heat radiation and radioactivity.


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7.2. Section of Environmental TechnologyTo be equipped with instruments and pilot models to support

education activities and perform research and practical works

in environmental engineering

Main tasks:Research on treatment of different types of wastes in pilot

scales and propose appropriate treatment technologies

Design and execute environmental treatment plants

Provide consultation, design and technology transfer

Training on operation performance

Management system ISO/IEC 17025 for laboratory is be-

ing established and applied for section of environmental

quality analysis and section of environmental technology in the R&D Lab.

7.3. Section of Environmental information technology

To be equipped with the advanced informatics equipment ena-

bling to intrude Geographical Information System (GIS) and

modeling technology into environmental management activi-

ties. This is the informatic practical section of INEST con-

ducting the task of connecting among sections in the Insti-

tute .Main tasks:

Research on imitation of pollutants diffusion processes in the

air and water environment

Application of information technology in forecasting pollu-

tion according to different development scenarios

Develop data administration system and GIS applied to environmental management

Research on imitation of environmental treatment processes and systems

Pilot study on Wastewater treatmentby aerobic method

Pilot system on reverse osmosisand microfiltration PILOT MP72


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7.4. Joint Recycling Research LaboratoryMain tasks:

Research on current status of waste electronic scrap and the treatment technology in Viet-

nam.

Develop recycling technique for waste electronic and electronic equipment.

Capacity building in management and recycling waste electronic

7.5. Practical Engineering WorkshopMain tasks:

Research and design environmental equipment by software.

Design and install the environmental treatment equipment for enterprises.

Implement the research environment project related to environmental treatment automati-

cally.


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8. Cleaner Production Centre

The Centre was established on 22nd November 1999,

under the decision No 636 by HUTs Rector and per-

forms the tasks and functions of the Vietnam Cleaner

Production Centre (VNCPC)

TW02/00976QA TW02/00053EM

VNCPC is a Vietnamese

national focal point

within the UNIDO/

UNEPs network of na-

tional centers for CP. Our

main activities are aimedto promote Eco-efficient

industrial production

through cleaner produc-

tion implementation,

competitiveness improve-

ment for industries.

Since 2002, the center was certified to ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 for

its Integrated Management System and Environmental.

Activities

Our activities are implemented nation

wide and throughout the region with:Industrial enterprises; Consultants;

Policy makers; University lecturers


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Annual Report 2003 Viet Nam Cleaner Production Centre Page 7 of 22

Participants learn in classroom, through

company visit, and by working with the CP

team at the participating companies

TRAINING 2003

The lack of well-trained and experienced cleaner

production specialists is one of the main barriers to

implementation of cleaner production in Vietnamese

industry. Therefore one of the key activities of the centre

is to build up, through training, a resource base of

national experts on Cleaner Production.

In 2003, the centre provided three types of training:

- Sector specific training: this is an intensive

training program organized for representatives of

selected sector and potential service

providers/promoters of cleaner production.

- Special skill training: The CP trainees from

previous intensive training program or CP service

providers can enrich their skill through these

courses

- Tailor-made training: designing and providing CP

related training courses per demand.

So far, all types of training are considered as

successfully completed. The overview of training in

2003 is shown is the below table

Table 1. Overview of training in 2003

Type Planned

man-days

Achieved

man-days

Note

Sector

specific

training

210 183 Metal fabricating and

finishing, the last training

module will be organized

in February 2004

Special skill

training

135 163 Provided additionally to

CP trainees after beingcertified

Tailor-made

training

50 1611 Much higher demand

than expected

Although the sector specific training program for metal

sector was not completed by the end of 2003, the

achievements of the training activities already surpassed

their targets. This is a strong side of the centre due to the

nature of belonging to the University.

Training in Xuan Hoa Company

Participants at sector specific training

Group work at a training module in Viet Tri ci ty

CP TRAINING ACTIVITIES IN SOME SELECTED YEARS


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Sector specific training program

The intensive training program, or sector specific training,

was organized in combination with in-plant demonstration

activities so that participants gained practical experience

in Cleaner Production Assessments. The total duration of

this training was 15 days of classroom training and

between 11 to 15 days of practical work in companies.

The program is designed as illustrated in table 2.

Between each training module, participants and lecturers

work together in the company to gain practical

experience. At the end of the training, participants are

able to carry out cleaner production assessment in

industry and work with a team in a company to develop

opportunities to increase competitiveness for the

company. They are potential service providers or

promoters for cleaner production in Viet Nam.

In 2003 the centre focused its intensive training to

support the Metal Fabricating and Finishing Industry.

Participants were from metal fabricating and finishing

companies, environmental authorities, consultancy

organizations and research institutes from different parts

of the country. By the end of the training program,

participants will have gained both theoretical and

practical experience and will be able to carry out cleaner

production assessment with limited support from the

centre.

The training will be completed in February 2004. It is

expected to have another 15-17 certified participants,

counting to over 100 in-depth CP training participants by

the centre through this program.

Table 2. Overview of the four-module intensive

training programme

Module

Cleaner Production

Methodology

5 days

Cleaner Production Assessment

4 days

Cleaner Production

Assessment

3 days

Completion of Cleaner

Production Assessment

3 days

Introduction to cleaner

production

Sector specific

processing general

introduction

Cleaner production

Assessment

Methodology

Company visit

Getting started

Electricity efficiency in

industry production

Presentation of pre-assessment

Discuss results and problems

Case studies to illustrate

methodologies

Feasibility of CP options

Sector specific processing

environmental concern

Implementation of good house-

keeping and low-cost options

Company visit

Presentation of

assessment

Discuss results

and problems

Best available

technology in the

industry

Feasibility study of

CP options

Company visit

Presentation of

assessment and

status for

implementation

Wastewater treatment

in Viet Nam

CP Investment

proposal

EMS, ISO 14001 and

CP

Certification

Experiment at a cleaner production intensivetraining for metal fabricating and finishing

industry

Participants at the sector specific training

program 2003


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Special Skill Training

These courses are organized in Vietnam mainly for the

CP service providers and staff of the centre to improve

and to enlarge their own skills in conducting CP

assessment.

In 2003, two training courses were organized for 39

participants on Total Quality Management and Multi-

Environmental Agreement (5 days, August 2003) and

Environmental Management System and its tools (3

days, October 2003).

This kind of training will definitely support the

dissemination and implementation of cleaner production.

(feedback in evaluation questionnaire from Total Quality Management

and Multi-Environmental Agreement training course)

Tailor-made Training

There was great demand for tailor-made courses for

projects executed by VCEP, UNEP and DANIDA. Beside

the introduction to cleaner production and to energy

efficiency, the demand of this year focused on related

issues such as environmental management systems,

energy efficiency and occupational health and safety.

There were 17 training courses delivered to 1611

participant-days designed and organized in 2003. The

training did not only aim to provide the CP skill in

improving efficiency to industrial staffs, but also to

governmental officials on how to monitor and work

together with industries. The training programs were

evaluated as well designed and delivered by clients.

CP & OHS training in Danidas project Industrial

and urban development in Viet Tri city


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IN-COMPANY SERVICE 2003

The objective of the in-plant demonstration programme is

to show the benefits of cleaner production when

implemented in Vietnamese industries. In addition, the in-

plant demonstration programme is used to provide

hands-on training for the participants of our intensive

training programme.

Since 1999, together with the team from participating

companies, the staff of centre have shown benefits of

cleaner production mainly in pulp and paper, textile,

metal finishing, construction materials, food processing

and beverage sectors. The participating companies have

their own resources to maintain the program.

In 2003, the centre focused its efforts not only on cleaner

production assessments, but also on the introduction of

energy efficiency and occupational health and safety tothe application of cleaner production. Applying the

approach of cleaner production assessment to energy

efficiency has brought about quite positive results.

One of the follow-up meeting during assessment

Working at a metal finishing company Measurement with combustion analyser can prove

the potential of CP immediately at site

Energy efficiency program proved to bring

enterprise significant savings


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Annual Report 2004 Page 7 of 19

TRAINING

The lack of well-trained and experienced cleaner

production specialists is one of the main barriers to the

implementation of cleaner production in the Vietnamese

industry. Therefore, one of the key activities of the centre

is to build up, through training, a resource base of

national experts on cleaner production.

This year, the centre completed the last in-depth training

module of a four-module training programme focused on

the metal finishing sector. In addition, a very high number

of tailor-made training sessions in cleaner production

were held.

In August 2004, our Chief Technical Adviser wasawarded the Medal For the Cause of Education by the

Ministry of Education and Training for his contribution in

cleaner production capacity building. This medal is

normally awarded to Vietnamese lecturers, who have

contributed at least 30 years of service in the field of

education and training. It acknowledges all the work done

by the centre and shows the strong support from the

University and the Ministry of Education and Training.

Types of training courses at the

VNCPC:

- Sector specific training: this is an intensive

training programme organized for

representatives of a selected sector and

potential service providers/promoters of

cleaner production.

- Special skills training: The CP trainees from

previous intensive training programmes or CP

service providers can enrich their skills

through these courses.

- Tailor-made training: designing and

providing CP related training courses ondemand.

- University lecturer training: providing

lecturers information and proactive teaching

method on how to integrate cleaner

production into their curricula.

In-class training

On-the-job training

Participants are consultants and

researchers

industry managers and

workers

local government officers and university lecturers.

2004


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Sector specific training programmes

The intensive training programmes, or sector specific

trainings, are organized in combination with in-plant

demonstration activities so that participants gain practical

experience in Cleaner Production Assessments. The

total duration of these trainings is 15 days of classroom

training and between 11 to 15 days of practical work in

companies. The programme is designed as illustrated in

table 2. Between each training module, participants and

lecturers work together in the company to gain practical

experience. At the end of the training, participants are

able to carry out cleaner production assessment in

industry and work with a team in a company to develop

opportunities to increase competitiveness for the

company. They are potential service providers or

promoters of cleaner production in Viet Nam.

After the last two successful in-depth sector-specific CP

training programmes in 2001 and 2002, in 2003 the

centre focused its intensive training to support the Metal

Fabricating and Finishing Industry. The last training

module of the programme ended in February 2004 (54

participant-days). Participants came from the metal

fabricating and finishing companies, environmental

authorities, consultancy organizations, and research

institutes from different parts of the country. By the end

of the training programme, the participants are expectedto be promoters of cleaner production and able to carry

out cleaner production assessments with some limited

support from the centre.

Since its establishment, the centre delivered 1868

participant-days of training to 100 certified participants.

So far, 20 of them are actively providing consultancy on

cleaner production assessments and related subjects

Table 1. Overview of the four-module intensive

training programme

Module

1. CP Methodology

5 days

2. CP Assessment

4 days

3. CP Assessment

3 days

4. CP Completion

3 days

Introduction to cleaner

production


general introduction

Cleaner production

Assessment Methodology

Company visit

Getting started

Electricity efficiency in industryproduction

Pre-assessment - results

and problems

Case studies to illustrate

methodologies

Feasibility of CP options


environmental concern

Implementation of good

house-keeping and low-cost options

Company visit

Assessment -

results and

problems

Best available

technology in the

industry

Feasibility study of

CP options

Company visit

Assessment and

status for

implementation

Wastewater treatment

in Viet Nam

CP Investment

proposal

EMS, ISO 14001 and

CP Certification

CP training in pulp and paper (2001-2002)

CP training in textile (2002)

CP training in metal finishing (2003-2004)


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Special skills Trainings

These courses are organized in Viet Nam mainly for the

CP service providers and the staff of the centre to

improve and to enlarge their own skills in conducting CP

assessments. Special skills training courses last three- to

five-day and focus on topics like energy efficiency,

financial engineering, environmental management

system or total quality management in relation with

cleaner production.

A one-week training course on report writing skills has

been organized for the staff of the centre in June 2004.

This is considered as a good starting point to upgrade

the skills of the staff members of the centre. An

evaluation was made and a follow-up training programme

on higher level is planned in 2005.

Tailor-made Training

There was a great demand for tailor-made courses for

projects executed by VCEP, UNEP and Danida. The

demand of this year focused on the methodology of

cleaner production assessment with links to material

consumption, energy efficiency, and waste management.

Participants were mainly from the industry.

Five training courses were organized with 464

participant-days in 2004, of which two new clients are Da

Nang University and US-EPA.

Special skills trainings enjoy a high demand from

consultants and researchers

Training local government officers together with

selected companies (VCEP programme)

Boiler efficiency training combined with

consultancy in textile companies (US-EPA

programme)

Cleaner Production training combined with hazardous waste

management (Nam DInh Hazardous Waste Management Project)


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Training

The lack of well-trained and experienced cleaner production specialists is one of

the main barriers to the promotion of cleaner production in the Vietnamese

industry. Therefore, one of the key activities of the centre is to build up, through

training, a resource base of national experts on cleaner production. The following

table presents an overview of the training courses held by the centre in 2006:

Overview of training 2006

Type of training No of trainings No. of participants Participant days

CP integrated topics 8 295 892

CP methodology 7 225 765

Technology 2 41 184

CP in university curriculum 1 16 64

Integrated training in CP and related topics

The application of cleaner production doesnt follow a single approach anymore.

Following the integration of cleaner production with energy efficiency and

occupational health and safety in 2005, additional topics have been integrated in a

number of specific trainings related to cleaner production. They are: Quality Control

(QC), Environmental Management Accounting (EMA), and Clean Development

Mechanism (CDM). While the QC training provided participants with knowledge

and experience in product and production management, EMA is a tool for better

investment decision. Techniques and analysis tools for the development of CDM

proposals were provided during the CDM training. Participants in the above

trainings were service providers and industry representatives. The follow-up with

trainees showed that the service providers start applying the knowledge in their

daily business with or without the support of the centre.

It is clear that cleaner production is a win-win-win approach a better solution for

enterprises, local authority and communities.

Training in Cleaner Production Methodology

These trainings aim at introducing the cleaner production methodology to the

participants in details in order to enable them to apply it by themselves. This

requires extensive training, and a modular system of four to seven three-day

training sessions has proved to be the most effective. The training in CP

methodology combines theoretical knowledge and practice.

In 2006, in-depth CP methodology trainings were organized in Lao PDR and in

Cambodia. The training programmes were divided into four modular training

courses, following the flow of a cleaner production assessment.


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Annual report 2006 - VNCPC

The centre also introduced a voucher system in order to motivate existing

Vietnamese cleaner production trainees and consultants to provide and share

practical experiences and strengthen the existing network.

Training in Technology

The installation and replacement of new and cleaner technology is encouraged by

the Government, as clearly specified in the new Law on Technology Transfer,

which was approved on 29 November 2006 and will enter into force on 1 July

2007. However, there is a still insufficient evaluation and comparison skill on how

cleaner a chosen technology is.

Two trainings, called Sustainable Assessment of Technology (SAT) and Metal

Finishing Technology were organized in order to build up the capacity in this field.

While SAT provides a methodology for evaluating the sustainability of various

technologies, the latter training focused more on one specific sector with concrete

examples. The training targeted service providers and related industry

representatives. After the trainings, three metal finishing companies are

participating in technology gap assessment programme (see more in Technology

Gap Assessment).

Integration of cleaner production into curricula

Targeting the education of young generation in cleaner production through the

university curricula, the centre has designed a special programme to equip

participating lecturers with the materials and teaching methodology necessary to

integrate this topic in their existing curricula.

The introduction of cleaner production into university curricula was organized for

universities in the south of Vietnam in 2006. So far, the following universities have

introducing cleaner production as a 2-3 credit subjects: University of Technology

and University of Natural Sciences (from Vietnam National University of

Technology Ho Chi Minh city), Ho Chi Minh city University of Technology, Van

Lang University, Can Tho University, Hue University, Nha Trang University, Hai

Phong University, Thai Nguyen University, Da Nang University, Hanoi University of

Technology, University of Civil Engineering, Hanoi University of Science. The

National Economics University is also integrating cleaner production into their

existing topic on environmental economics.


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Training Plan 2007:

Training on Cleaner Production in Metal Finishing

The prime objective of this unique course is to provide decision makers and supervisors with the

required knowledge, latest technologies and operating techniques to avoid the problems and make

changes that will be both environmentally sound and economically advantageous.

Tentative: April 2007 (Hanoi)

Training on Environmental Management Accounting

These training courses provide a analysis tool for better decision making for investment in

environmental project. The training mainly designed for industrial enterprises.

Tentative: May 2007 (Hanoi), July 2007 (Nha Trang), and September 2007 (Quang Binh)

Training on Technology Change Management

Participants will learn the importance of change management and how to handle the change in

organization effectively. In-company training and consultancy will be provided for industrial

participating companies, who is dealing or going to deal with technology change. Training is

designed for service providers/consultants and participating companies.

Tentative: October-December 2007 (Hanoi) and January to April 2008 (in-company)

Training on Technology Gap Assessment in Brewery

The training will provide information of best available technology and analysis tools to compare with

existing ones, in order to make decision in technology investment. This is the opportunity for

updating the state-of-the-art technologies and sharing experience between international experts and

Vietnamese breweries and consultancy.

Tentative: June 2007 (Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh city)

Training on industrial maintenance

Several trainings on industrial maintenance are planned in 2007. An initial training session will

introduce basic maintenance principles and techniques to VNCPC staff and national experts and

service providers. A further training session will introduce more advanced topics to the same target

group and training modules for industry representatives.

Tentative: July 2007 (Basic training), October 2007 (Advanced training + training module for industry

representatives)

A number of training sessions have been planned within the framework of in-company-service

projects. Please contact us for details.


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9. Center for industrial environmental monitoringand pollution controlTechnical staff:10; 02 Ph.D; 01 MSc.; 06 Eng.

Centre for Industrial EnvironmentalMonitoring and Pollution Control

was established under the decision

No 539/QD-TC by HUTs Rector.

The center also belongs to a net-

work of environmental monitoring

and analyzing stations under the

Ministry of Natural Resources and

Environment (MONRE)

Functions and dutiesTo carry out scientific researches on development of environmental

monitoring techniques and other supporting fields.

To perform annual tasks on industrial environmental monitoring and

control assigned by MONRE as well as to provide services in this

field.

To take part in training activities assigned by INEST.

With the establishment of Centre for Industrial Environmental

Monitoring and Pollution Control, INEST has successfully fulfilledits tasks of pollution monitoring and control in production industries

throughout the country.

ServicesTo monitor quality of the air, water and soil environment, including

common parameters, fine PM and trace parameters such as

heavy metals and PAHs etc.To monitor the emission rates (compliant) of air emission and

wastewater, especially the isokinetic sampling and exhaust dustand gases from the chimney.

To provide industries with consultancy on industrial environmentalmonitoring technique and equipment.

To take part in industrial environmental monitoring as required by

environmental inspector.

To implement environmental impact assessment and report to regis-

ter environmental standard.

To provide support and to transfer industrial pollution treatment

technology.To provide training to environmental monitoring and analyzing

staff.


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FacilitiesAs a MONREs monitoring and analyzing station, the center has been well equipped with

various monitoring equipment, including:

Air and air emission sampling equipment and rapid quality analyzer.

Water and wastewater sampling equipment and rapid quality analyzer.

Soil sampling equipment

Microclimate and radioactivity monitoring equipments.

GPS navigator, internet connected computer system,

fieldtrip car, etc.

Besides, the centre also gains great support from Envi-

ronmental technology research and development labora-tory which has modern environmental analyzing equip-

ments such as HPLC, GC/MS. AAS, IC, TOC, Polaro-

graphy etc.

Stack samplers for emission measurements

Water Quality Monitoring System


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10. Activities and achievements

Training activities

Since establishment of the INEST, 15 batches have been gradu-

ated to the academic year 2005-2006 with more than 400 Engi-

neers of environmental engineering (from K35-K46), 100

Masters of environmental engineering and 03 Ph.D students

have successfully defended their doctorate theses.

Currently, INEST has achieved training capability as designed in

INEST establishment proposal. Every year, INEST has 50-70

undergraduate students, 25-35 master students.

Many short courses were organized in Environmental manage-

ment and Env. monitoring, such as: training courses on environ-

mental monitoring and pollution control, such as:

Training course on Env. Monitoring for Nghe An STAMEQ staff: 08 people/week

Subject: Training techniques of analysing environmental parameters by Atomic Absorp-

tion Spectrophotometer (AAS) and Molecular Absorption Spectrophotometer (UV/vis).

Theory of Molecular Absorption Spectrophotometer (basic theory, applied principles,

quantitative analysis techniques), operate UV/vis equipment, analyse some environmental

parameter such as P, NH4, Fe, NO2Theory of Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer (basic theory, applied principles, quanti-

tative analysis techniques), operate AAS equipment, analyse some environmental parame-

ters such as Ni, Cu, Zn, Fe

Training course on Env. Monitoring for Ha Nam Environmental Monitoring Cen-tre : 10 people x 15 days

Subject: Environmental Monitoring

Planning monitoring programme

Taking particulate samples and ambient air samplesTaking water samples, soil samples, sediment samples and preservation

Analysing some parameters of ambient air, water and land

Practicing sampling particulate samples and ambient air samples

Practicing sampling water, soil and sediment samples and preservation

Practicing operating and managing portable equipments for testing water

quality in field

Practicing analysing some parameters of ambient air, water and land

Data processing

Award diploma for Bachelor of Envi-ronmental Engineering

PhD thesis evaluation committee atNational level


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Training course on Pollution control for Binh Dinh Infrastructure Development for In-

dustrial Parks Company : 10 people/month

Subject: Monitoring water quality

Taking water samples and preservation

Analysing parameters of surface water and waste-water

Practicing sampling and maintenancePracticing analysing parameters of surface water and waste-water

Practicing flow rate measurement

Practicing operating and managing portable equipment for testing water

quality in field

Data processing

Under the framework of project VIE/96/063, executed by UNIDO and sponsored by

SECO, (Swiss Government), Vietnam Cleaner Production Centre has provided less thanthree days training on cleaner production, technical consultancy, environmental manage-

ment and other special technical skill for participants from enterprises, universities and en-

vironmental management offices with more than 3000 people/day from 2000. It can be

shown as followed:

The projects activities have helped enterprises in reducing

production cost and reducing the polluting emission by 20-30%. They were come from various industrial sections as

metal finishing, pulp and paper, textile, etc.

2003 22 510 1957

2004 7 163 563

2005 21 645 1960

2006 17 582 1905

Total 94 2,527 8,610

Training on cleaner production


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Project participating experiences

International projects and cooperations: INEST has joined and worked as consultant in

many international projects, such as:

Promotion of Sustainable Development in the Context of Regional Economic Integration

Strategies for Environmental Sustainability and Poverty Reduction IGES (Institute forGlobal Environmental Strategies - Japan), 2006-2007.

Research in Innovative and Strategic Policy Options (RISPO)

as one of the research frameworks of the Asia-Pacific Environ-

mental Innovation Strategy Project and contracted by the Min-

istry of the Environment of Japan, is a region-wide collaborative research project that

seeks to develop policy options to lead the Asia-Pacific region toward sustainable develop-

ment. RISPO I developed a Strategic Policy Options database, a common regional asset to

be used as a knowledge-based tool for imformed decision-making for sustainable develop-

ment. RISPO II focuses attention on trade and environment issues. RISPO II aims at pro-

moting sustainable development in the context of regional economic integration through thedevelopment of strategies for environmental sustainability and poverty reduction.

Research on metal concentration in surface water of Red

River, the Nhue River, Day River Valley, Meisei University of

Japan, 2005-2006

Current status of waste electronic scrap and its treatment technology in Vietnam, Korea

Institute of Geoscience and Mineral Resources (KIGAM), 2005.Collect the data about generating sources, total amount of WES during the time of project

implementation. Analyze and calculate the total amount ofWES generated from electronic industry within recent five

years. Besides, provide analyzing to make basic classification

of WES according to the production technology, as well as de-

termine the basic componet of WES. Based on studying the

WES treatment technology operated, the preliminary effective-

ness of the recent treatment technologies will be evaluated and compared with the modern

treatment technologies, including the recycling technologies, which are applied effectively.

The potential WES recycling technologies possibly being transferred from South Korea to

Vietnam will be investigated.

Development of recycling technique for waste electronic and electronic equipment, Korea

Institute of Geoscience and Mineral Resources (KIGAM), 2005-2010.The objective of the project is to protect the environment, utilize natural resources, and es-

tablish scientific and technological bases for the development of metals recycling of(from)

electronic solid waste and electronic waste from the electronic industry in Viet Nam.

National expert for SEMA, 1996 2000. Evaluation of environmental monitoring net-

work for Thai Nguyen and Ba Ria Vung Tau provinces.

National expert for Vietnam Canada Environmental Project (VCEP), 1996-2006. Consul-

tancy for section of Environmental Monitoring, Pollution Control, Environmental Impact

Assessment for some industrial sectors, such as: food processing, building material, me-

chanics, waste recycling, etc., Cleaner Production, Wastewater treatment.


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A number of scientific and technological projects at national level have been com-

pleted, typical areProject KC 08.09Research on scientific and practical bases for policy making and so-

lutions for environmental issues in craft villages (2001-2005)

Craft village is one of the specific features of rural area in Vietnam.

Presently, there are approximately 1450 craft villages around the

country that attract 29% labour source in rural area. 80% of craftproduction workshops are at family level. In 2000, production value

in craft villages had reached 40,000 billions VND and export turn-

over had reached 562 millions USD. However, production activities

in craft villages are mainly spontaneous with obsolete and unequal

equipment and technology causing serious environmental prob-

lems, which negatively affect environmental quality and community

health. Some remaining problems in dealing with environmental

problems in craft villages are analyzed based on survey on current

production and environmental status at some specific craft villages.

Obtained results will be practical and scientific bases for research

and development of policies as well as appropriate measures to

solve environmental problems in Vietnam craft villages.

Project KHCN 09.05 Forecast and proposal of comprehensive solutions to prevent

and minimize negative impacts on environmentduring energy development process*

(1997-2000)

Project KT 02.06 Research on industrial waste recovery and treatment and develop-

ment of zero and less waste technologies

Strengthening environmental industrial monitoring capacity (2003-now) under the

programme Mission of state management on environmental protection

The project focuses on designing of environmental industrial monitoring programs

for some main industrial sectors such as: pulp and paper, food processing, textile and

dyeing, building materials industries; development these programs in some demo fac-

tories; and delivering training of environmental monitoring knowledge as well as

techniques for staff.

Project R & D Environmental Engineering Laboratory, National in-dept invested pro-

ject with total fund of 45 millions VND (2000 2005)

Besides, INEST host of many sub-projects at national level: Development of environ-

mental technology 2002-2004; Assessment and forecasting environmental situation of

two focal economic regions in the North and the South and propose solutions; Re-

search on improvement of UASB technology and equipment in wastewater treatment

for Sugar factories, etc.

Interface of the Web pageVietnam Craft villages

Final workshop of the Nationalproject KHCN 09.05


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Projects at ministerial and provincial levels: So far, more than 40 projects have been de-

veloped and completed by INEST. Among which, there have been several focal projects,

such as

Scientific and practical bases for Vietnamese national environmental protection

strategy to 2020 (2000)

Vietnam environmental vision2010(2001)

Research on scientific and practical bases to build a national activity program on

Cleaner Production in order to minimize industrial pollutant (2002).

Establishing mechanism and policy to perform national action plan of Cleaner Pro-

duction to minimize and prevent insdustrial environmental pollutant, implement na-

tional strategy on environmental protection 2001-2010 (2002)

Framework of national action plan of Cleaner Production in industry production and

service in Khanh Hoa, preriod of 2003-2007 (2003).

Scientific and practical bases for the development of national CP programme in or-

der to minimize industrial pollution

Pilot programme on public disclosure of environmental information in Hanoi a

new approach in environmental management (2001 2002)

Building up industrial environmental monitoring programmes for a number of indus-

trial enterprises in Vinh Tuy Minh Khai industrial area, Hanoi, under the pro-

gramme Mission of state management on environmental protection 2001

This is designed to develop an industrial environmental monitoring programme

for a number of factories in Vinh Tuy-Minh Khai, Hanoi. Main factors of a monitor-

ing programme being parameters, time, location and frequency were fixed. The moni-

toring of the flue gas, air quality, wastewater and solid wastes was carried out. Data

obtained and the methodology developed were submitted to MOSTE.

Industrial environmental monitoring for a number of factories in Hanoi, Hungyen

and Hatay provinces, under the programme Mission of state management on envi-

ronmental protection (2002 2005)

Industrial environmental monitoring for industrial parks in Hanoi, Bac Ninh, Hung

Yen provinces, under the programme Mission of state management on environ-

mental protection (2006 2007)

Establishment of training curriculum for laboratory staff (2007)

The project focuses on checking laboratory human resource capability in science

and technology activities in order to implement institutions task. Establishment of

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Thoroughly handling industrial enterprises causing serious environmental polution

in Binhdinh province

Checking, listing and supplementing the plan on thoroughly handling of environ-

mental-polluted enterprises along rivers basins

Compulsory environmental monitoring at 62 industrial enterprises in Hanoi (2004 2005)

Compulsory environmental monitoring program had been done during 2 years of

2004 2005 for 62 industrial enterprises including 6 kinds of industrial manufac-

tures such as: garment and textile, food processing, building materials, chemicals,

mechanicals, tanning and shoes industries. Monitoring programs had been carried

out for 2 seasons per year (dry and rainy seasons) with ambient air monitoring and

wastewatwer monitoring followed 67 Decree.

Battery wastes: recycling quantity, recovering and technology (2005)

Study on environmental pollution status of some persistent organic pollutants (POPs) in

Hanoi. Specifying the sources and orienting sollution methods (2006 2007)

Pollution by POPs in the environment and their effects to human being and wildlife has

been concerned by not only scientists but also whole people. This reseach aimes to study

on the status, distribution as well as transformation of POPs in water and sediment in

order to anticipate variety tendency by time and seasons of POPs in the environment.

In this research, POPs are selected to study are Aldrin, chlordance, DDTs, dieldrin, en-drin, heptachlor, HCB, HCHs, PCBs) in water, land and sediment in Hanoi, specified in

wastwater of some factories in some relevant industrial sectors (such as textile, chemi-

cals), land and surface water in some agricultural areas, sediments of Red River basin

and Nhue River basin. samples are taken twice per year (wet season and dry season).

Many projects products have been applied in practice


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Technology transfer

Beside many basic researches on environmental treatment tech-

nology, we focus our researches on application to the actual

situation and technology transfer to end user. Presently, INEST

has gradually switched from simple implementation research toscientific technology and other regional and interdisciplinary en-

vironmental issues

Over the last few years, we focus our researches on comprehen-

sive and long term solutions for environmental issues generated

during industrialization such as hazardous waste management

and treatment, energy efficiency, environmental sound technol-

ogy in industries. Attention has also been paid to recycling and

reuse technologies and environmental biological technology,which in turn, contribute to Vietnamese environmental industry,

ensuring our nation industrys sustainable development.

From 2000 to present, over 20 commissions have been com-

pleted by INEST, including consultancy, designing, installation

and transfer of industrial waste treatment technologies which are

advanced, high treatment efficient and with much lower cost than

imported technologies.

About 150 consultancies on designing waste treatment technol-ogy and environmental impact assessments of industrial and ser-

vice investment projects have been fulfilled

Treatment system for wastewatercontaining CuCl2

Wastewater treatment plant in Ha NamGarment Co.

Wastewater treatment plant in Binh DinhSugarcane Co.

Dust collector system Ha TinhMineral Co.

Wastewater treatment plant in Nghe AnBrewery Co.

Wastewater treatment plant in Duc GiangGarment Co.

Dust collector system Huong MacFurniture village


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Facilities

INEST has been equipped with fully office and laboratory equipments serving for its train-

ing, environmental monitoring and research activities, such as:

Environmental Analytical Equipments

Hight Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) 1100 - Agilent Tech (USA)

Ion Chromatography (IC)- Dionex 600(USA)

Gas Chromatography Mass System 6890N (GC/MS) - Agilent Tech(USA)VA Processor 757 - Metrohm (Switzerland)

VA Processor 394 - EG&G (USA)

UV/vis Spectrometer Lambda EZ 210 - Perkin Elmer (USA)UV/vis Spectrometer - 1201 Shimadzu - Japan

Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer Perkin Elmer AA 800 (USA)

Inductively Coupled Plasma Spectrometer ELAN -DRC- Perkin Elmer (USA)

Equipment to analyse Cacbon in water AnatocY06-006 - (Australia)

Determination oil content in water OCMA-350 (Japan)

BOD5 Analysis (Germany)

COD analysis - Hach (USA)

Automatic Titration Meter Toledo (Switzerland)

Chlorofill analysis

TOC equipment

Exeter analytical for 5 elements (CHNOS) CE-440 - EAI

Other equipmentsFlow meter in the pipe Model DUFX3 - D1 (USA)

Sample collecting in water and sediment in river or lake (USA)

Emission from sources analysis equipment (Japan)

Micro-Balance Meter Toledo AT 216 (Switzerland)

Drier and free - frier

Zeta potential analyzer

Shoxlet extraction ApparatusRotary Evaporator

Thermoregulator-Haake K20 (Germany)

Centrifugen Hettich (Germany)

Microwave ETHOS 900 (USA)

Ultrasonic cleaner Branson 3510

Pollutant emission measures at the sources


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11. Awards

Vietnam Environment Award for the cause of Environmental Protection for Institute

for Environmental Science and Technology (INEST)

Vietnam Environment Award for the cause of Environmental Protection for 04 excel-lent individuals from INEST


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CURRICULUM VITAE OF PROPOSED POSITIONS IN THE PROJECT


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CURRICULUM VITAE

Proposed Position in the Project: Key staff, Water monitoring and pollution control

1 Family Name: Huynh

2 First Name: Trung Hai3 Date of Birth: 22 September 1965

4 Nationality: Vietnamese

5 Civil Status: Married, 2 children

6 Education / Professional studies:

Institution: Moscow State Academy of Fine Chemical TechnologyDate From/To: 1990-1993Degree/Diploma: Ph.D. in Physical Chemistry

Institution: Moscow Institute of Fine Chemical TechnologyDate From/To: 1984-1990

Degree/Diploma: Engineer in Basic Organic Synthesis and Petro-chemistry7 Language Skills: (Mark from 1 (notions) to 5 (excellent) for competence)

(*=mother tongue)

Language Speaking Reading Writing

Vietnamese English 5 5 5Russian 5 5 5Japanese 2 1 2

etc8 Membership of Professional Bodies: Association Industrial Environmental Protection

9 Other Skills:

10 Present Position within the organisation: lecturer

11 Years with the organisation: 8 years

12 Key Qualifications: (relevant to the project): enviromental quality monitoring, waste recycling, andwastewater treatment.

13 Experience in Specific Asian countries/territories:

Country: JapanDate: 2000-2002Details: Invited research scientist for heavy metal removal and recycling from wastewater at the Research

Institute for Green Technology, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology(AIST) Japan.

Country: VietnamDate: 1996-2000Details: National expert in enviromental quality monitoring of Vietnam-Canada Environment project (VCEP).

Country: VietnamDate: 2000Details: National expert in the assessment of the program for enviromental quality monitoring in Thai Nguyen

and Ba Ria-Vung Tau provinces of SEMA project.

Country: VietnamDate: 2000Details: Coordinator for the ADB project National Action for Cleaner Production.

Country: Vietnam

Date: 1996-1998Details: researcher for the national project Predicting and Suggesting Integrated Solution for Prevention and

Minimization Negative Impacts of Energy Development Processes to Environment, KHCN 09-05.


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Country: VietnamDate: 1996Details: researcher for the project Minimization of Textile Waste sponsored by IDRC (Canada).

Country: VietnamDate: 1991-1995Details: researcher for the national project Industrial Waste Recovery and Treatment, Appropriate Cleaner

Technologies for Vietnam KT-02-06.

14 Professional Experience Record (relevant to the project):

1998-present

Title :Organization :Activities :

LecturerInstitute for Environmental Science and Technology (INEST)Lecturing and carrying out research works on wastewater treatment,enviromental quality monitoring, and heavy metals removal andrecovery.

1994-1998

Title :Organization :Activities :

LecturerCenter for Environmental Science and Technology ( now is INEST)Lecturing and carrying out research works on wastewater treatment,enviromental quality monitoring.

15 Publications:

1. Hai Trung Huynh, Mikiya Tanaka. Removal of Nickel from Electroless Nickel Plating Rinse Water with Di(2-ethylhexyl)phosphoric Acid-Impregnated Supports. Solvent Extraction and Ion Exchange 2003, 21 (2), 291-306.

2. Tanaka ; M, Huynh ; H. T, Kobayashi ; M. Application of Solvent Extraction and Solvent Impregnatedsupport to the Treatment of Effluents from Electroless Nickel Plating Processes. In the Proceedings of theInternational Conference on Processing Materials for Properties, Colorado, USA, March 2003 (in press).

3. Huynh ; H. T., Tanaka ; M. Removal of Nickel from Electroless Nickel Plating Rinse Water with Extractant-Impregnated Supports. In the Proceedings of the 7th International Symposium on Environmental Issuesand Waste Management in Energy and Mineral Production, Cagliari, Sardinia, Italy, Oct. 2002, 479-486.

4. Tanaka ; M, Huynh ; H. T, Tran ; L. M. Removal of Metal Ions in the Effluents by Extractant-ImpregnatedSupports. In the Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of Japan Association of Solvent Extraction, Chiba,Japan, Oct. 2002, 95.

5. Tanaka ; M, Huynh ; H. T. Removal of Nickel from Electroless Nickel Plating Rinse Water with Solvent-Impregnated Supports. In the Proceedings of the Fall Meeting of the Mining and Materials ProcessingInstitute of Japan, Kumamoto, Japan, Sep. 2002, 235-236.

6. Nguyen Van Thuy, Huynh Trung Hai, Dang Kim Chi. Current Environmental Pollution of the GasolineStations in Hanoi. Vietnam J. of Science and Technology 2000.

7. Dang Kim Chi, Huynh Trung Hai et al. Current Situation and Measures to Improve the EnvironmentalPollution in Some Industrial Craft Villages in Bac Bo. In the Proceedings of the ETERNET-APR, Yokkaichi,Japan, Nov. 1999, 186-193.

8. Kuznetsov ; V. B., Hai ; H. T., Finashina ; E.D., Flid, V. R. Unusual Allyl Coupling in the Reaction of Bis(3-allyl)nickel with 1,4-Dichlorobutene-2. Russian J. Kinetics and Catalysis 1998, 39 (5), 746-749.

9. Huynh Trung Hai, Pham Minh Hien. Initial Research Results on Treatment Wastewater of Dyeing Process.J. Vietnam Labor Protection Review 1997, 5.

10. Vu Van Manh, Huynh Trung Hai, Nguyen Ngoc Lan. Research on Treatment for Wastewater Consisting ofNH3 by Ion Exchange Method. J. Vietnam Chemistry & Chemical Industry 1996, 1, 32-35.

11. Flid ; V. R., Huynh ; T. H., Manulik ; O. S., Azbell ; B. I. The CO2 and CH4 Activation by the Homoligand

3-Allyl Complexes of Transition Metals. Russian J. Chemistry of Solid Fuel 1993, 3, 84-86.


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CURRICULUM VITAE

Proposed Position in the Project: Key staff, Policy consultant

1 Family Name: Tran

2 First Name: Van Nhan

3 Date of Birth: 14 February 1947

4 Nationality: Vietnamese

5 Civil Status: Married 2 children

6 Education / Professional studies:

Institution: Hanoi University of TechnologyDate From/To: 1986-1989Degree/Diploma: Ph.D. in environmental engineering

Institution: Asian Institute of Technology, Bangkok, ThailandDate From/To: 1983-1984

Degree/Diploma: M.Eng. in environmental engineering;Institution: Mendeleyev Chemico-Technological Institute of MoscowDate From/To: 1969-1974Degree/Diploma: B.Eng. in chemical engineering;

7 Language Skills: (Mark from 1 (notions) to 5 (excellent) for competence)(*=mother tongue)

Language SpeakingReading Writing

English 5 5 5Russian 5 5 5

etc

8 Membership of Professional Bodies: Association Industrial Environmental Protection

Asia-Pacific Roundtable for Cleaner Production

9 Other Skills:

10 Present Position within the organisation: Director of INEST

11 Years with the organisation: 12

13 Key Qualifications: (relevant to the project): EST, Cleaner production

13 Experience in Specific Asian countries/territories :

1996-1997 Title:Project:

National expertIndustrial and urban pollution management component of Vietnam-Canada environmental project

1996-1997 Title:

Project:

Coordinator

UNEP/NIEM program on cleaner production in pulp and paper mills inVietnam

1996 Title:

Project:

Coordinator

Minimization of textile waste, sponsored by IDRC (Canada)

1997 Title:

Project:

Director

Application of cleaner production in industrial environmental management

in Hanoi, sponsored by Hanoi DOSTE1996 Title:

Project:

National expert in industrial pollution

Coastal and marine environmental management for Ha Long Bay, ADB


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1991-1995 Title:

Project:

Secretary

Industrial waste recovery and treatment, appropriate cleaner technologiesfor Vietnam; National research project

1994 Title:

Project:

Manager

Wastewater quality of selected industries in Hanoi

16-20/5

1994

Title:

Project:

Resource person

Training course on Industrial waste management information system forHanoi, sponsored by ENSIC/ADB/AIT

21/2 - 5/3 /1994

Title:

Project:

Lecturer / resource person

Training course on Hazardous waste management, sponsored by SIDA

14-26 /6/1993

Title:

Project:

Coordinator and lecturer / resource person

Training course on Industrial wastewater pollution control, sponsored byCanada Fund

22/2-6/3/1993

Title:

Project:

Secretary of organizing committee

Training course on Hand-on training in Environmental Impact

Assessment, sponsored by ENSICNET/ADB/AIT8/1992 Title:

Project:

Consultant to Unilever and Hanoi Soap Factory

Workshop on detergent production technology and environmentalprotection, Hanoi

14 Professional Experience Record (relevant to the project):

2001 -present

Title:

Organizations:

Professor, Director

Institute for Environmental Science and Technology (INEST)

1998-

present

Title:

Organizations:

Director

Vietnam Cleaner Production Centre (VNCPC) of INEST, HUT

1998-2001

Title:

Organizations:

Deputy Director

Institute for Environmental Science and Technology (INEST)

1994-1998

Title:

Organizations:

Activities:

Assistant Professor, Deputy Director

Centre for Environmental Science and Technology (now is INEST)

Lecturing and carrying out research works on cleaner production in textileand pulp and paper industries

1990-1994 Title:Organizations:

Activities:

LecturerCentre for Environmental Science and Technology (now is INEST)

Lecturing in wastewater technology, environmental impact assessment(EIA) and carrying out researches on clean technologies

1984-1989

Title:

Organizations:

Activities:

Lecturer


Lecturing in chemical and environmental engineering;

Investigating and implementing research projects funded by StateCommittee for Science and Technology:

- Improvement of alcohol quality;

- Study of utilization of urea production wastewater for cultivation of


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Spirulina platensis;

1975-1983

Title:

Organizations:

Activities:

Lecturer


Lecturing in chemical engineering

15 Publications:

- Vu Tuong Anh, Nguyen Le Hang, Tran Van Nhan, Improving Production Efficiency and EnvironmentalPerformance at SMEs through implementation of Cleaner Production, Proceedings of Scientific Conference,Hanoi University of Technology, October 2001.

- Tran Van Nhan and Ngo Thi Nga, Wastewater treatment engineering, Scientific and Technique PublishingHouse, 1999;

- Tran Van Nhan and Dinh Van Sam, Implementation of Cleaner Production in Vietnam. First Asia - PacificRoundtable on cleaner production, Bangkok, Thailand, 12-14 November 1997;

- Ngo Thi Nga, Tran Van Nhan et al., Results of the waste minimization audit at the 8 March Textile Mill,proceeding of the national workshop on "Minimization of Textile Waste", August 1996;

- Le Thac Can, Tran Van Nhan, Dang Huy Huynh, Evaluating Appraisal process of Environmental ImpactAssessment of Chingfong Cement Plant project, "Practical experiences in Environmental Management inVietnam", MOSTE, November 1996;

- Tran Van Nhan, G.S. Soloviev, Experimental Criteria to Determine Toxicity and Biological Decomposition ofSewage Components, Soviet Union Journal of Chemistry and Water technology, 1991, T13, No 6, pp.574-576;

- Tran Van Nhan, Investigating Utilization of Urea Production Wastewater for Cultivation of High proteinMicroalgae(doctoral thesis, 1989);

- Tran Van Nhan, Dinh Van Sam, Duong Duc Tien et al. The cultivation of Spirulina platensis in Wastewater fromHa Bac Urea Production Plant;Scientific Bulletin of Universities, 1990, pp. 80-87 (Vietnamese);

- Tran Van Nhan, C. Polprasert, Effects of Hydraulic Factor on Algae Growth in A High-Rate Ponds, Vietnam

Journal of Biology, T9, No3, September 1987;- Tran Van Nhan, Effect of Hydraulic Factors on Algae Growth in High-Rate Ponds(Master thesis, No EV. 84-21,

1984).


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CURRICULUM VITAE

Proposed Position in the Project: Key staff, Cleaner production

1. Family name: Ngo

2. First name: Thi Nga

3. Date of birth: 19-02-1949

4. Nationality: Viet Nam

5. Civil Status: Married, 2 children

6. Education / Professional studies

Institution: Institute for Chemical Technology Koethen, Germany

From: 1967-1977

Subject: Chemical Engineeing

Degree/Diploma: Dipl-Eng (1973); Dr.Eng (1977)

7. Language Skills:

Language Speaking Reading Writing

English 4 4 4

German 5 5 5

Vietnamese * * *

8. Membership of Profesional Bodies: ATV(member of Wastewater Technology Society/germany)

9. Other skills: cleaner production audit, industrial waste audit

10. Present Position within the organisation: Deputy Director of Cleaner Production Center (VNCPC)

11. Years with the organization: 12 years

12. Key qualification: (relevant to the project): lecturer, CP expert, environmental auditor.

13. Experience in Specific Asian countries/territories:

Country:

Date:Detatails:

14. Professional Experience Record (relevant to the project):

- Working as a Deputy Director of Vietnam Cleaner Production Centre, a Swiss funded and UNIDO incorporation with UNEP executed project. In this position, I have organized and lecturing in Cleaner Productiontraining and prepared for future training activities. Besides, together with VNCPC staff, I have worked with

various industries, get them involve in our in-plant demo activities;- Being a lecturer/resource person for Cleaner Production topic on SEMA project;

- Being a member of Wastewater Technology Society (ATV), Germany, from 1995;

- Worked as a secretary of National project: "Foresee and propose options to prevent and minimize negativeeffects of energy development to environment", code KHCN 09-05. This project is in framework of the NationalResearch Program on establishment of policies, strategies for sustainable energy development; 1996-1998;

- Worked as a researcher in project: "Application of Cleaner Production in Industrial Environmental Managementin Hanoi", sponsored by Hanoi DOSTE, 1997;

- Served as a team leader in project: "Waste minimization in textile mills in Vinh Tuy area of Hanoi", sponsoredby IDRC-CIDA (Canada), 1996-1997;

- Served as a researcher in the national project: "Industrial Waste Recovery and Treatment, the appropriate

Cleaner Technologies for Vietnam", code KT-02-06, 1991-1995;- Served as a lecturer/resource person for the training course: "Wastewater qualities of selected industries in

Hanoi", sponsored by ENSIC/ADB/AIT and organized by the CEST, HUT, 16-20/5/1994;


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- Served as a lecturer/resource person for the training course: "Industrial wastewater pollution control" in Hanoi,sponsored by Canada fund and organized by the Environmental Engineering Department, Hanoi University ofTechnology, 14-26/6/1993.

15. Publication:

- Ngo Thi Nga , Waste minimization practices, APO Proceeding, 2000

- Ngo Thi Nga, Opportunities for waste water minimization in Textile industry in Hanoi, proceeding ofinternational Conference on Cleaner Production and Sustainable Development, Taipei,1999

- Ngo Thi Nga, Tran Van Nhan et al., Results of waste minimization audit at the Eight March Textile Mill,proceedings of the National Workshop on Minimization of Textile Waste, 8/1996;

- Ngo Thi Nga, Nguyen Le Ngan, Report on wastewater performance of Thuy Khue Leather Company, Hanoi6/1994.


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CURRICULUM VITAE

Proposed Position in the Project: Public participation, cleaner production

1. Family name: Vu

2. First name: Tuong Anh

3. Date of birth: 16-08-1970

4. Nationality: Vietnamese

5. Civil Status: Married, 2 children

6. Education / Professional studies

Institution: Asian Institute of Technology, Bangkok

From: 1/1995 - 8/1996

Degree/Diploma: M.Sc on Environmental Management and Technology

7. Language Skills:

Language Speaking Reading WritingEnglish 4 5 4

Vietnamese * * *

8. Membership of Professional Bodies: Association for Industrial Environmental Protection

9. Other skills: cleaner production audit, industrial waste audit

10. Present Position within the organisation: cleaner production expert of VietNam Cleaner Production Center(VNCPC), lecturer of Institute for Environmental Science and Technology, INEST

11. Years with the organization: 9 years

12. Key qualification: (relevant to the project): cleaner production audit, industrial waste audit, industrial ecology.

13. Experience in Specific Asian countries/territories:

Country: Laos

Date: February 2002, April 2002

Detatails: Deliver training on cleaner production for Ministry of Industry and Handicraft

14. Professional Experience Record:

Worked as a CP expert responsible for coordinating CP demonstration program in Vietnnam CleanerProduction Center (VNCPC)

Taking part (as a resource person) in training activities of the VNCPC

Worked as an lecturer, Institute for Environmental Science and Technology, Hanoi University ofTechnology (cleaner production, environmental engineering)

Worked as a consultant for CP component - DANIDA project in Lao PRD named National CapacityBuilding Project with their Ministry of Industry and Handicraft

Member of study team and secretary of the national project KHCN 09-05 Prediction and recommendationon integrated measures for preventing and minimizing negative impacts from energy development process

Participating in carrying out several environmental impact assessments for different industries

Participated in study work of cleaner production projects (cleaner production in pulp and paper industry,funded by NIEM/UNEP)

Worked as a local expert on industrial pollution prevention demo-project at Minh Khai Vinh Tuy industrialarea in the framework of the Vietnam Canada Environment Project (VCEP)

Served as an instructor/resource person in environmental monitoring program training courses in

framework of VCEP


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15. Publication:

Vu Tuong Anh, Cleaner Production in Pulp and Paper Industry: a case study in Vietnam, Asian Institute ofTechnology, AIT, 1996.

Hanoi Department of Science, Technology and Environment, Institute for Environment Science and Technology,ESSA/SNC-Lavalin, Guide for Pollution Prevention Programming in Industrial Area, Vietnam CanadaEnvironment Project, Environment, 12/1999

Dinh Van Sam, Vu Tuong Anh, Viet Nam Cleaner Production Action Plan, a paper presented in ADB RegionalTraining Workshop Promotion of Cleaner Production Policies and Practices Manila, February 2001.

Vu Tuong Anh, Nguyen Le Hang, Tran Van Nhan, Improve Production Efficiency and EnvironmentalProtection Performance at Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) by Applying Cleaner ProductionApproach, Proceeding of Scientific Conference, Hanoi University of Technology, October 2001.

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