GreenHub collaborates with local communities to support environmental sanitation and post-disaster recovery in Dak Lak

In 2025, severe flooding affected many areas of Dak Lak province (formerly Phu Yen before the administrative merger), significantly impacting people’s livelihoods and exacerbating environmental challenges related to post-disaster waste.

As a long-term partner working closely with local authorities and communities, and in response to Dak Lak province’s call for urgent action to address environmental pollution caused by post-disaster waste,  in 12/2025, GreenHub worked closely with partners and local communities to support and organize an environmental clean - up event after the flood.

📍 Scale: 25 villages across Tuy An Bac, Phu Hoa 1, and Phu Hoa 2 communes
👥 Participants: Over 386 volunteers, including youth, militia, army forces, and local communities

✨ Through strong community collaboration, the activity successfully collected more than 6,306 tons of waste, significantly improving the living environment for over 84,865 residents in Dak Lak. The initiative also laid a foundation for the systematic, long-term, and scalable implementation of community-based waste management solutions.
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This activity is part of the project “From Dak Lak to the Region: Scalable Zero Waste Solutions by and for Communities”, funded by GAIA and implemented by GreenHub.