PocketGreen Vietnam

Jean-Philippe Decka & Nguyen Ngoc Huyen
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A podcast exploring initiatives contributing actively in the ecological transition in Vietnam: 👉 We interview involved actors of change: entrepreneurs, farmers, teachers & everyday-citizens 👉 We highlight distinct ways of growing food, producing goods, consuming and way of living 👉 Join our community on Facebook for a more sutainable world: https://www.facebook.com/PocketGreen.org

Episodes

  1. 06/20/2020

    6. Jean-Luc from Les Vergers du Mekong

    Jean-Luc started Les Vergers du Mekong 20 years ago in Vietnam after spending his career worldwide working for the Food & Beverage industry. He decided to settle down in Vietnam as he saw a great potential in the country. Today, the company is working with only small local farmers to produce fair-trade coffee and fruits. They can offer a complete delicious European style breakfast with coffee, tea, juice and jam thanks to his two brands: 👉 Le Fruit 👉 Folliet They recently received the B-Corp certification and are the first Vietnamese company to obtain it. It is a great accomplishment of their work towards fair business and clean products. Episode recorded, mixed and published by PocketGreen Music credits: Scootaloo by Jobii

    6. Jean-Luc from Les Vergers du Mekong

  2. 06/11/2020

    #Special Edition - Sustainable Travel with Nia

    Nia is back in our podcast but under a different hat this time. Nia  is a sustainable and responsible tourism specialist. Currently Regional  Sustainability Coordinator at Khiri Travel, she is on a mission to  making destinations more sustainable and responsible. In  this special edition, we’ll be focusing on the challenges and  opportunities of sustainable projects in the tourism industry. However,  rather than discussing the projects themselves, we will take a look at  the processes involved to design, implement and monitor sustainable  solutions. How do tourism actors come up with solutions? How do they bring them to life? What are the obstacles along the way? These are the questions we intend to answer in-depth in this episode, stay tuned!

    #Special Edition - Sustainable Travel with Nia

  3. 06/08/2020

    4. Huy from Midori Coffee Farm

    At 24 years old only, Huy is the co-founder and manager of Midori Farm Hills: an organic coffee farmstay in Dalat. Through his joyful and peaceful energy you will learn: 👉 what is permaculture 👉 how to do compost 👉 how to reduce plastic waste 👉 how to inspire your surroundings 👉 how keep motivation along the journey 👉Also discover why Huy is a banana lover and how much it is important into the Vietnamese culture and farming! Dù mới 24 tuổi, Huy đã đồng sáng lập và quản lý Midori Farm Hills Thung Lũng Tình Yêu, đây là một nông trại cà phê bền vững gần Dalat, với quán cà phê riêng và farmstay trải nghiệm về nông nghiệp. Chúng tôi tìm hiểu thế nào là : 👉 phát triển nông nghiệp bền vững (Sustainable agriculture) 👉 cách làm phân bón 👉 cách giảm rác thải nhựa 👉 làm thế nào để truyền cảm hứng cho môi trường xung quanh 👉 và giữ động lực theo thời gian 👉 Cũng khám phá tại sao anh Huy rất yêu chuối và nó quan trọng như thế nào đối với văn hóa và nông nghiệp Việt Nam!

    4. Huy from Midori Coffee Farm

  4. 05/30/2020

    3. Léonie from Bees4Life

    Léonie started Bees4Life a few years ago when she arrived in Dalat, Vietnam to help preserving bees and insects that are essential to the natural cycle of life. From an online education initiative, Bees4Life has multiplied into several projects: 👉 Bee Community Garden & Compost 👉 Offline Bees4Life crafting workshops 👉 Dalat EcoMap listing ecofriendly coffeshops, restaurants, hotels and farms 👉 Dalat organic farmers market We are discussing about all those initiatives as well as the importance of bees and organic agriculture for human's health and food safety. Episode recorded, mixed and published by PocketGreen Music credits: Scootaloo by Jobii

    3. Léonie from Bees4Life

  5. 05/22/2020

    2. Nia from Refill My Bottle

    Nia is a member of Refill My Bottle and the founder of Ecocentric Festival: 👉  Refill My Bottle is the solution to find refill stations in South East Asia 💧 With a free app on your phone, you can find stores and restaurants where they will allow you to refill your bottle. 👉 Ecocentric Festival is the event to join in Saigon, Vietnam to meet up with sustainable actors. 🌳 You will enjoy great music and environment at while taking part to trending speeches on fair trade, responsible  travel and many other topics. It is also a good place to discover  sustainable actors like farms, restaurants, bakeries, etc. We are also discussing sustainable travel in general and how we can reduce our impact as a tourist. Episode recorded, mixed and published by PocketGreen Music credits: Scootaloo by Jobii

    2. Nia from Refill My Bottle

  6. 05/22/2020

    1. Alex from Gagaco Vietnam

    Alex is the director of Gagaco Vietnam located in Saigon, Vietnam. In this episode, we talk about what lead him from Germany to Vietnam and how he joined Gagaco, a company helping people setting up organic gardens at home.  We are also discussing about why organic agriculture is a must for food safety and human's health ; how we can start our own organic gardens at home as well as composting. To learn about gardening, composting and the importance of food safety you can contact Alex on the Gagaco Facebook page. Episode recorded, mixed and published by PocketGreen Music credits: Scootaloo by Jobii

    1. Alex from Gagaco Vietnam
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A podcast exploring initiatives contributing actively in the ecological transition in Vietnam: 👉 We interview involved actors of change: entrepreneurs, farmers, teachers & everyday-citizens 👉 We highlight distinct ways of growing food, producing goods, consuming and way of living 👉 Join our community on Facebook for a more sutainable world: https://www.facebook.com/PocketGreen.org

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  • Creator
    Jean-Philippe Decka & Nguyen Ngoc Huyen
  • Years Active
    2020
  • Episodes
    6
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Jean-Philippe Decka & Nguyen Ngoc Huyen
  • Show Website
    PocketGreen Vietnam