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Stories from Asia: February 2011

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Tuesday, 22 February 2011. Happy Hunter / Vietnam. A portrait of a Ba Na Hunter. About eight million of Vietnam's current 89 million population comprise 53 ethnic groups divided into dozens of subgroups some with a mere hundred or so members, giving Vietnam the richest and most complex ethnic make-up in the whole of Southeast Asia. The Ba Na group exist of 174,456 people. Old Ba Na in his shack. Shack of the Ba Na Hunter in the Central Highlands Vietnam. Preparing traps for hunting small rodents. While t...

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Stories from Asia: February 2013

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Saturday, 2 February 2013. Tea Seller at the tracks. Lockers of Love at Long Bien Bridge. Telephon Numbers indicat e. Where to call if there is a problem with water or electricity. Living room and playground - the trains sound their horn so that everybody can leave the tracks in time. But sometimes the whistle just indicates the tea is ready. Some green beside the grey. Entrance to the main station of Hanoi. One of the quitest "streets" of Hanoi, at least during day time. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Stories from Asia: 36 streets - the last remaining manufacturer guilds in Hanoi's Old Quarter

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Sunday, 24 November 2013. 36 streets - the last remaining manufacturer guilds in Hanoi's Old Quarter. There’s an old Vietnamese saying, “Hanoi has thirty-six streets and guilds". Inside a modern and dynamic city, there appears an antique quarter, the Hanoi’s Old Quarter – the represented eternal soul of the city where street names were given after their crafts work taking place in there. That's why the Vietnamese government already set a plan to relocate 26.000 residents to other city quarters to red...

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Stories from Asia: April 2011

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Wednesday, 27 April 2011. International Year of Forests. The year 2011 was declared the International Year of Forests. By the United Nations. To raise awareness and strengthen the sustainable forest management. Conservation and sustainable development of all types of forests for the benefit of current and future generations. Forests are an integral part of global sustainable development. According to World Bank. The UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization. Forest have a high potential to mitigate climate ...

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Stories from Asia: May 2011

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Friday, 6 May 2011. Parcours - modern sport from vietnamese history. Was founded by David. Belle a french guy who learned it from his vietnames father. The "Parkours-Training" (the art of moving) was used within the vietnamese military. T. In t he late 80s. Paris suburb from where it became a worldwide known sport. In a city by the. B Because of its extrem difficult and hard movements, it is a sport mostly applied by youth people. From Paris, Parkours found its way back to Hanoi / Vietnam.

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Stories from Asia: May 2012

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Monday, 14 May 2012. Or as it is. But in fact, they get very low benefits from the state at present time. Down in the Red River there lives one of the old. River to get a hot meal per day. For collecting bottles at the market, I need a. From the market guard" he said and "If. Around, doing nothing! Despite everything, I. On the river and around the city. The houseboat, with a living and a bedroom. The old soldier with many time for tea, discussions and . At night collecting plastic bottles.

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Stories from Asia: August 2011

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Friday, 19 August 2011. Fishing in troubled waters. Now, mass of fish. It is traped with the. Fish as possible the procedure is getting bustle. At s. Selfmade but effective fishing net. Everybody wants to have a good catch. Though it´s getting hectic. After few minutes some fish. A good day for a fishermen. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Fishing in troubled waters. View my complete profile. See more on my homepage. Http:/ sustainability-communication.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default.

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Stories from Asia: February 2012

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Thursday, 16 February 2012. Processing chopsticks from bamboo forests. Millions of Chopsticks are consumed troughout Viet Nam. From a street eatery untill the 5 star restaurant, everywhere you will get this two little sticks helping you eating delicious food. Sometimes you get used ones, sometime dirty ones and sometimes "one way" sticks. Doesn´t matter what kind of, they all have one common thing: They are made of bamboo. Stacking the plants beside the river. Counting and controlling is as important.

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Stories from Asia: November 2013

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Sunday, 24 November 2013. 36 streets - the last remaining manufacturer guilds in Hanoi's Old Quarter. There’s an old Vietnamese saying, “Hanoi has thirty-six streets and guilds". Inside a modern and dynamic city, there appears an antique quarter, the Hanoi’s Old Quarter – the represented eternal soul of the city where street names were given after their crafts work taking place in there. That's why the Vietnamese government already set a plan to relocate 26.000 residents to other city quarters to red...

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Stories from Asia: November 2012

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Monday, 12 November 2012. The lotus flower field. At the shores of westlake. At the biggest lake in Hanoi you find several ponds where lotus flowers are grown. These massive flowers are mostly used for wedding celebrations. They are essential for the famous wedding photography, to convince your choosen wife to marry you or to have a tea with your parents in law! A day for a lotus flower farmer usualy starts at 5am. After having finished the collection, the flowers are bundled with care. Http:/ sustainabi...