Phạm Giang

My work for Vietnam Baseball and Softball Federation in the National Tournament in 2024 and 2025.

Collection of best works from team Vietnam in 2024 for Sportograf. Edited and designed by Giang Pham.

A story about female migrant workers on their self-transformation journey to a better, more active and social aware thanks to community capacity-building project by CARE International in Vietnam

From April 24 to 27, 2023, Save the Children together with representatives of the Vietnam National Institute of Nutrition (NIN) and Vitamin Angels - an international non-profit organization on public health – visited and worked in Son La province.

What are Walmart, L’Oreal, Bosch and Continental doing about debt bondage risks in Taiwanese supply chains?

For Mekong Delta now, in the face of climate change impacts, seawater intrusion, upstream dams and new government policies that mandate water conservation, farmers in the delta need to find ways to reduce their water consumption.
In one pilot project, university researchers have teamed up with local farmers to implement a technique called alternate wetting and drying (AWD), supported by a smartphone application that allows farmers to save water and reduce emissions

Now, in an era dominated by climate concerns, Vietnam plans to scale back rice farming and shift to more nature-based agricultural practices. Once a forgotten backwater, Con Chim now stands as a rare guidepost to a more sustainable agricultural future.

An op-ed written for Phap Luat Newspaper, Year of the Cat's 2023 Special Edition, about the experience of traveling and working as a photojournalist in the modern era as well as personal thoughts.

This photobook is a humble collection of personal stories from the farmers who practice ecological farming in Ha Tinh and Quang Binh, the two provinces in Central Vietnam.

This podcast by SUMERNET's media grantees discusses how women are challenging the mostly male-dominated decision-making processes in water management in An Giang province, Vietnam.

This photobook is a series of stories told by a number of domestic workers at JupViec.vn.
We hope the photobook will give you a genuine glimpse into the lives and experiences of the women who are driving change at the intersection of the care economy and the platform economy.

Vietnam’s child drowning plague, and the community swimming trainers doing all they can to end it. Drowning is a leading cause of death among Vietnamese children, with more than 2,000 kids under 16 losing their lives this way each year.
Community-led initiatives are making a difference but a lack of swimming facilities and poor water safety literacy hinders progress...

Asia’s Great Climate Frontiers: Southern Vietnam is the country’s food bowl. But water shortages are driving farmers to despair, with many of them opting to move to other provinces to find work.
BAC LIEU, Vietnam: At the end of the line for the Mekong River, Southeast Asia’s longest and probably most important waterway, there are signs of man’s attempts to both brave and harness nature.
After some 5,000km from its headwater in the Tibetan plateau, the Mekong flows through six countries and ev...