VTV introduces a documentary film
Under the theme “The impacts of climate change on World Natural and Cultural Heritages”, the 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP - 21)...
Under the theme “The impacts of climate change on World Natural and Cultural Heritages”, the 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP - 21) will be held in Paris (France) from November 30th to December 11th. At the same time, the 21st yearly session of the Conference of the Parties to the 1992 United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) and the 11th session of the Meeting of the Parties to the 1997 Kyoto Protocol will be also held.
Heavy flood in Hoi An city in 2013- a consequence of climate change. Source: VNExpress
The documentary film named “The impacts of climate change on Hoi An World cultural heritage” produced by the Television Center for Weather and Natural Disasters Warning (CWNDW) of Vietnam Television (VTV) - one of three films of Asian countries - was chosen to introduce in the COP- 21.
Hoi An is a locality of Vietnam which has been impacted heavily by climate change. Many generations of Hoianians have witnessed and endured directly the impacts and serious results of climate change such as heavy storms, rains, floods as well as negative consequences impacted directly on Hoi An World cultural heritage for many years.
“On the film, we focused on the real images of the heavy storms and floods and terrible devastation in the last 50 years in Hoi An city, especially in last 10 years – a decade of the heaviest natural disasters in Vietnam in general and Hoi An city in particular. . . Through the film, we would like to help viewers to learn more about the impacts of the climate change on Hoi An World cultural heritage. The ways of adapting to climate change, bad weather and the efforts of Vietnam and Hoi An’s residents in taking part in “the war against climate change” are main information introduced in this documentary film,” shared Mrs Pham Thi Thanh Thu, Director of the CWNDW.
(By: QNO)