Running for around 25 minutes each week, the program brings the Net Zero story closer to viewers in an accessible way. The 52 episodes to be broadcast this year will explain the Net Zero concept in the most comprehensible way for viewers.
The program will have two hosts, one in the field and one in the studio. The editors who host the program are also the ones who witness and experience the history of green development and sustainable business practices, offering their own perspectives and helping to find solutions on the way to Net Zero.
Episode 1 of the program, entitled WHEN THE "CHILDREN" HAVE A HIGH FEVER, will be hosted by two editors: Nhu Anh and Tai Phan. The program will open with an image of editor Tai Phan writing a letter to his daughter 25 years from now: "What will my daughter be like in 25 years? I hope your throat is better. Now you cough all day, every time the weather changes or it's hot like today. The doctor has even diagnosed you with asthma. The clinic even knows our whole family... This time, Hanoi is still okay, but in some countries like Thailand or the Philippines, the temperature is as high as 44 degrees Celsius. Southeast Asia is struggling with record heat, partly due to the influence of the El Niño phenomenon...".
The letter is a pretext for the program to address a number of environmental issues, such as global warming and its consequences, and the increasing destruction of the environment by humans. Episode 1 also will feature special guests in the studio to provide explanations, analysis and solutions to improve the world around us.
