Download Annual Report and Annual Account 2012
(Dutch publication)
Annual Report and Annual Account 2014
Download Annual Report and Annual Account 2014
(Dutch publication)
MCNV facilitates workshop “Writeshopping for Development”
MCNV is member of the Barefoot Guide Alliance, an alliance of 6 organisations around the world, which are sustaining the Barefoot Guide Connection to spread its message and methods. The Barefoot Guide Connection is a global network of individuals and organisations that value deep reflection on development practices by and for practitioners. A method that has emerged from writing four Barefoot guides is the ‘Writeshopping for Development’ methodology.
Support the worker bees of Vietnam
All over Vietnam women are working hard, in the rice-fields, in small shops and restaurants, but also sweeping streets in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City in the dead of night. These women work as busy bees, but what if something goes wrong?
Dutch Open 2016 marked another year of Good Will and Charity Spirit of the Dutch Business Community and Partners in Vietnam
On Friday, November 25th, the Dutch Business Association in Vietnam (DBAV) hosted their 3rd annual charity golf tournament on the fairways at Song Be Golf Course.
MCNV supports the provision of water supplies in remote villages in Lao PDR
Access to clean water is vital to health and MCNV has been pleased to support the installation of boreholes in remote villages in Nong District, Lao PDR.
Occupational therapy for disabled people
Autumn Campaign: MCNV magazine 2016-03
In the autumn of 2016 we asked for your contribution to start up a professional training program for occupational therapists in Vietnam.
Orphans in Ha Long
Christmas campaign MCNV magazine 2015-04
The December 2015 Campaign was devoted to grandparents in Ha Long taking care of their grandchildren, the parents having died of hiv/aids.
People with a mental illness in Quang Tri
Spring Campaign: MCNV magazine 2016-01
In the beginning of 2016, MCNV called attention to support people with a mental illness, like Ken, a young boy who lived in a wooden cage for many years, his schizophrenia seemingly untreatable.
