Explore Our SDGs
CONTENTS
Sdg 17 - partnerships for the goals
Strengthen the means of implementation and revitalize the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development
Collective action is vital in achieving the Global Goals. The nineteen targets within this SDG aim to promote support amongst institutions and organisations of various sectors of society. The targets include economic stability, mobilising financial resources, knowledge exchange in science and technology and many more.
RESEARCH
Through the LHU–ASU–Cintana Alliance, LHU connects multidisciplinary researchers across economics, education, psychology, engineering, health, environment, urban studies, AI, languages, and creative practice. The Alliance supports international collaboration through expert matching, interdisciplinary projects, seed funding of up to USD 8,000 per project, and guidance on external grants, publications, patents, and applied research, strengthening sustainable innovation and global research impact at LHU.
EDUCATION
SDGs in Education
Lac Hong University integrates sustainability and the SDGs across its academic curricula, enabling students in all disciplines to engage with relevant environmental, social, and economic challenges. Alongside this university-wide approach, LHU offers dedicated sustainability-focused degrees and electives in areas such as health, psychology, sustainable food, sustainable economy, environmental science, green energy, renewable energy, cleaner production, sustainable tourism, and responsible resource management.
Sustainable Literacy Measurement
Lac Hong University measures students’ sustainability literacy through a structured baseline assessment covering sustainability knowledge, attitudes, and behaviours across environmental, social, and economic dimensions. Coordinated by the Office of Educational Testing and Quality Assurance, the assessment is conducted periodically across academic programmes. Results are analysed to identify learning gaps, improve curriculum integration, guide sustainability activities, and monitor students’ progress over time.
OPERATIONS
SDGs in the Wider Community
Lac Hong University extends SDG and sustainability education beyond campus through in-person, blended, and digital approaches, including formal, non-formal, and informal learning. Workshops, seminars, training, and outreach engage alumni, school students, local residents, professionals, and government officials in environmental, social, economic, health, employability, entrepreneurship, AI, cybersecurity, and digital skills. These activities are coordinated by the Office of Student Affairs, Youth Union–Student Association, and academic faculties, in collaboration with industry and government partners, strengthening lifelong learning, workforce readiness, innovation, community resilience, and shared responsibility for people and the planet.
ENGAGEMENT
Strengthening Partnerships for Sustainable Development: LHU’s Role in Regional NGO and Government Collaborations for SDG Policy
Lac Hong University strengthens partnerships with government agencies, NGOs, and international networks to advance SDG-related policy and practice. LHU contributes to education oversight, innovation, financial inclusion, cultural preservation, digital transformation, and quality assurance through consultation, joint programmes, policy dialogue, monitoring, and knowledge exchange, supporting adaptive, inclusive, and sustainable development outcomes.
Cross sectoral dialogue about SDGs
Lac Hong University initiates and participates in cross-sectoral dialogue on the SDGs through national policy conferences and international science, technology, and innovation programmes. Engagement with government agencies, accreditation bodies, universities, and international partners supports discussion on quality education, digital transformation, innovation, sustainable development, research collaboration, and capacity building across sectors.
International collaboration data gathering for SDG
Lac Hong University participates in international collaborations that support SDG-related data collection, analysis, and knowledge exchange. Through the LHU–ASU–Cintana Alliance, DIGI:Đổi, STIC, robotics projects, and digital competency initiatives, LHU contributes to joint research, digital transformation, technology development, and evidence-based approaches addressing education, health, innovation, and sustainability.
Collaboration for SDG best practice
Lac Hong University advances SDG best practice through international research and knowledge exchange. Through InnoAIQA-VN and the 7th International Conference on Green Technology and Sustainable Development, LHU reviews comparative approaches, applies AI to quality assurance, shares institutional models, and contributes expertise in renewable energy and smart grids, supporting internationally informed practices in education, innovation, clean energy, and sustainable infrastructure.
Collaboration with NGOs for SDGs
Since 2021, Lac Hong University has regularly and periodically implemented its voluntary blood donation programme in collaboration with the Dong Nai Red Cross Society and Cho Ray Hospital Blood Transfusion Center, with support from partners such as C.P. Vietnam. Over six years (2021–2026), the programme has reached 55 editions, from the 45th to the 55th drive, contributing at least 3,204 documented blood units. In 2025, the 52nd drive collected 340 units; in 2026, the 54th and 55th drives collected 263 and 227 units, respectively, totalling 490 units. The total excludes the 53rd drive because its blood-unit figure was not provided.
