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A |     The Vietnam Association for the Victims of Agent Orange/Dioxin (VAVA) plays an important role in efforts to deal with the consequences of the US’ inhumane war. It has been helping victims of Agent Orange and representing their interests in the fight for justice for more than 18 years.,In an interview with Sputnik, Lieutenant General Dr. Dang Nam Dien, VAVA’s vice president and secretary general, explained that, “Over the past 18 years, VAVA has raised more than 30 trillion dong (some $1,300,000) and built 26 rehabilitation and care centers for Agent Orange victims. We also create jobs, provide vocational training, and offer them livelihood opportunities.”,VAVA also pays great attention to the involvement of volunteers and socio-political organizations in helping victims. The secretariat of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Vietnam has mandated party committees at all levels to take the lead in dealing with the consequences of the use of pesticides during the Vietnam War, and VAVA monitors how party bodies across the country comply with this directive.,Nguyen Thang Long, director of the Vietnam Social Protection Center for Agent Orange/Dioxin victims located in Yen Binh Commune, Thach That district of Hanoi, spoke about the measures taken by the government.,“The victims of Agent Orange are given low-interest loans to start their own businesses and productive labor. We have a program to provide housing at no cost to families of victims who are in especially difficult situations. There are free de-toxification programs every year. The VAVA gives money for medication to all Agent Orange victims who come to our Center.”,“In recent years, the association has worked with the Veterans Association of Vietnam (VAVN) and the Vietnamese Volunteer Youth Association to review the use of the benefits intended for victims of Agent Orange/dioxin by people who were not involved in the war and were not exposed to this poisonous defoliant. At the same time, the association is actively cooperating with the relevant authorities to have real victims of Agent Orange recognized and entitled to state benefits as soon as possible,” Dang Nam Dien continued.,VAVA is actively fighting to seek justice for the victims. The association has organized lawsuits against chemical companies in the US, but they were never concluded. Dang Nam Dien explained:,“We understand that this is a very long process. Therefore, in the near future, we intend to join with the World Peace Council, the International Association of Democratic Lawyers, and other peace-loving organizations such as the Japan Council against Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs in the fight for justice for the victims of Agent Orange.”,Mention should be made of the VAVA's involvement in the lawsuit of Tran Thi To Nga, a French woman of Vietnamese origin, against US chemical companies that produced dioxin intended for use by the military during the Vietnam War. Although the trial lasted seven years, the case was not completed. Tran Thi To Nga continued to file lawsuits in Paris’ higher courts.,Now, offices of the Vietnam Association for the Victims of Agent Orange/Dioxin, led mostly by war veterans, are active in all 63 provinces and central cities of the country, as well as at the level of more than 600 districts and more than 6,000 communes.,“The repeated spraying over a long period of time of a large volume of toxic Agent Orange has had severe and lasting effects on the environment, ecosystems, and human health. In recent years, VAVA has collaborated in the field of detoxification and research efforts with the joint Russo-Vietnamese Research and Technology Tropical Center. Right now, dioxin concentration levels are still high or very high, especially around Da Nang, Bien Hoa, and Phu Cat airports, where toxic defoliants were stored, mixed and destroyed during the war. The Vietnam-Russia Tropical Center conducted a pollution survey in some areas near Bien Hoa Airport, but for some reason had to suspend the work. We hope for more cooperation with the tropical center in the near future in the decontamination of dioxin-contaminated sites in Vietnam,” General Dang Nam Dien said.,In conclusion, the VAVA vice president talked about the association's immediate plans.,“First, we will continue to talk about the consequences of pesticides, and encourage state and party agencies to pay more attention to the victims.,Second, we will continue to coordinate the study of the number of victims of Agent Orange, especially in the third and fourth generations.,The Vietnamese government has just revised the Merit Ordinance, but it does not yet include measures to help third generation victims of Agent Orange. We will soon ask the relevant government agencies and the National Assembly to resolve this issue as soon as possible.,WorldUS Veterans Stationed in Guam During Vietnam War Likely Exposed to Agent Orange - White Paper12 May 2020, 21:00 GMT,There are still some points to be corrected in the implementation of measures for the victims of Agent Orange, especially for the participants in the Resistance War [against the United States]. For example, people helping families with several severe victims do not have official status and rights. Insurance is voluntary, like health insurance. We want them to have a voice in the discussion and application of state measures. If a victim of Agent Orange has deceased parents, he or she should be taken into the custody of the state, not the community, as was the case in the past. These are the issues where VAVA should actively participate.”,Finding resources is also a major challenge facing VAVA in the near future, especially with regard to business. Despite numerous efforts over the two years of the pandemic, the results of this work have diminished.,“For this reason, we are striving to introduce new forms of activities, expand the scope of campaigns, and cooperate with businesses and benefactors, especially small and medium-sized enterprises, paying special attention to young people who are passionate about volunteer work,” Dang Nam Dien stressed.。    你是不是也有过这样的时刻：心血来潮想打场羽毛球，翻开微信通讯录不知道找谁；好不容易拉了个群，几个人的时间对不上，最后球还是没打成。这曾是陈硕最大的痛点。7年前，他在互联网大厂做技术研发，下班想打球，找不到场地、约不到人。于是，他自己做了个运动科技平台——“闪动”。从2022年上线至今，几乎没在消费者端花过一分钱推广费，却积累了数千万用户，单日新增一度突破10万人。羽毛球群群主、跑团团长、飞盘俱乐部发起人……闪动把这群人叫“主理人”。

B | 平台给主理人做了一个免费的SaaS（软件即服务）工具，活动发布、报名接龙、费用结算、成员管理、财务对账，一条链接全搞定。“过去在微信群里接龙，信息乱、没法跨群同步、统计全靠手动；现在链接一发，报名情况和费用都会自动统计。

C | ”官政希是羽宙联盟俱乐部创始人，两年内，他用闪动发布了4600多场活动，在全国俱乐部里排第四、杭州第一。

D | 据官政希估算，俱乐部约四分之一的长期成员是通过闪动沉淀下来的。而闪动的用户增长逻辑就藏在这里——主理人用顺手了，俱乐部成员跟着用，成员再拉朋友进来。“我们一分钱投放不做，现在日均新增用户也有几万人。”陈硕说，平台为主理人提供免费服务，盈利来自广告、保险等增值服务。目前闪动已聚集30多万家俱乐部，接入了超15万家运动场馆，覆盖60多个运动品类，还延伸到了桌游、读书会、英语角等同城生活品类。“本来没想做社交。”他笑了笑，“但运动天然就有搭子文化，一不小心成了国内头部的线下兴趣社交平台。

E | ”大学生小浩是学长把他拉进本地羽毛球群的。让他觉得这个平台“不一样”的，是一个小细节——“鸽子费”。“以前熟人约球，有人临时爽约，费用分摊就很尴尬。闪动直接扣违约费，规则透明，谁也不欠谁人情。”小浩说。打球还怕一个事，水平悬殊。

F | “参加线下局最怕遇到水平差太多的，‘菜鸟’怕被虐、高手怕无聊。”在滨江互联网公司上班的佳佳说。佳佳的困扰，闪动最近在内测的AI运动健康模块恰好能解决。陈硕形容它像一个“体育一站式服务顾问”。用户上传一段打球视频，AI通过纯视觉算法就能判断出水平等级，再根据你的时间、地点和运动能力，推荐水平相当的活动搭子或专业教练。这背后则是平台积累的十几万条真实运动视频作为训练素材。

G | 这恰好也是闪动选择把公司搬到杭州上城区闸弄口街道的原因。今年3月，公司通过参加上城区“金靴奔跑”创新创业大赛拿到了政策扶持。“杭州的互联网创业氛围，特别是在智能体研发和算力供给上，优势很明显。

H | ”陈硕透露，落地上城后，上城区委组织部人才办和区科技经信局主动上门对接了具体政策。更关键的是一些隐性便利，比如闪动与浙大团队计划开展的智能运动硬件合作，因为地理距离拉近，推进变得更顺畅。国务院日前印发的《全民健身计划（2026-2030年）》提出，到2030年经常参加体育锻炼人数比例达到40%左右——那是超5亿人的市场。陈硕认为：“全民健身的关键是让人动起来并且坚持下去。闪动在做的就是降低运动的门槛和成本，把中间的麻烦事解决掉。

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