HANDICRAFT AND INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION OF HO CHI MINH CITY

HANDICRAFT AND WOOD INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION OF HO CHI MINH CITY

Established in 1991, HAWA (Handicraft and Wood Industry Association of Ho Chi Minh City) has become the  leading trade association for handicraft and wood industry in Vietnam representing more than 340 companies mainly in the field of wood processing and furniture manufacturing.

HAWA has a broad based membership consisting of four key groups: Wood Processing – Furniture (outdoor-indoor), Handicraft (lacquer ware, fine art, pottery, porcelain, bamboo, rattan, water-hyacinth), Trade (timber, machinery, varnish, hard-ware),  Service Providers ( furniture  testing). HAWA members are located in Ho Chi Minh city, Ha Noi and others provinces such as Dong  Nai, Binh Duong, Bình Định,…

Contact:

HANDICRAFT AND WOOD INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION OF HO CHI MINH CITY (HAWA)

2nd Floor, 179 Nguyen Cu Trinh Street, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

Tel: +84 8 3836 4766/88

Fax: 84 8 3836 4722

Email: hawavn@gmail.com

Website: www.hawa.com.vn

BEDROOM FURNITURE

After each story is the dream

dressing table

Your bedroom is a place to rest, relax after a working day; the bedroom furniture should always be arranged reasonably and comfortable. Bed, bedside cabinets, dressing table, lamps, paintings ... are elements put your ideas into reality.

classic, modern, luxurious

table and chair furniture

Bedroom furniture

LIVING ROOM FURNITURE

We always have stories to tell and ideas to share

         Living room is a place to share your stories, so the living room furniture will help you comfort, luxury , and you will have many story ideas and more. Living room furniture in Vietnam market is divided into two main product lines are lines for domestic and export.

       Living room furniture usually consists of the following components: reception furniture, paintings, photographs, television, decorated pottery. But under the living room area, living room interior layout aims to make space for the owners to entertain guests seated or use as living space for the whole house. With a small space, living room and kitchen room are one.

       Shape and color scheme living room furniture is both a science and art to express the idea of getting home owners as friendly, elegant, cozy, unique or innovative.

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DINING TABLE

No 1: Dining Table

PRODUCT GROUP OF VIETNAM INDUSTRY

 For any survey in the furniture industry it is vital to understand, which product groups are in the portfolio. The portfolio shows a realistic picture or the existing product groups and provides information about concentrations on some groups or a diversified, balanced portfolio. As Viet Nam is known for Outdoor furniture it comes as no surprise that this product group dominates the portfolio. Its also reflects the usage of solid wood as a main material, as Office, Kitchen, Accessories and Upholstered furniture are diversified portfolio in product groups and particular in furniture styles, may they be contemporary, colonial, modern, classic, ethic, rustic ...

TOTAL PRODUCT GROUPS

EMPLOYEES WITHIN THE VIETNAM WOODWOOKING INDUSTRY

        Personnel not directly involved in the production process were 12.78% Labourers accounted for 87.13%. It has to be mentioned however that Suprvisors are as well partly involved in the production process, apart from their team-leading respectively supervising funcions. As general rule - in discussion during the survey - it can be assumed that the productive/non - productive ratio of supervisors is fifty/fifty.

No	WORK FORCE	% Age Prof. to total employee	% Age Prof. to total employee
1	Management, Finance, HR, Admin	3,10%	3,32%
2	Technical Management, QM, Prod. Planning	2,58%	4,38%
3	Marketing & Sales  Product Development	1,31%	1,40%
4	Supervisors, Trainers	0,79%	3,58%
5	Qualified Workers, Permanent	0,19%	0,19%
6	Qualified Workers, Temporary	0,00%	0,00%
7	Unqualified Workers, Permanent (ToJ)	0,05%	78,22%
8	Unqualified Workers, Temporary (ToJ)	0,01%	8,91%
9	TOTAL	8,03%	100%

Note: the temporary workers were calculated by man-months/years
Example: if a compny hdd 120 workers temporarily employed over a period of three (3) months, the 120 were divided by 4 ( which signifies one quater of the year). The result being on averge 30 workers being employed for one year.