Vietnam needs to build green manufacturing ecosystems with shared infrastructure, efficient logistics, and capable supporting industries to attract high-quality foreign direct investment (FDI), experts emphasized at a forum in Hanoi.
A recent report found that lowering trade barriers to climate-resilient technologies, expertise, and data could help Vietnam’s agricultural sector respond to rising climate risks.
Inclusive procurement not only expands market opportunities for women-owned businesses but also drives the development of diverse, competitive, and sustainable supply chains...
On the occasion of the World Ozone Day (September 16), Mr. Nguyen Tuan Quang, Deputy Director of the Department of Climate Change at the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment, discusses a new approach to sustainable cooling with Vietnam Economic Times / VnEconomy and the drivers and opportunities it presents for businesses.
Experts and industry leaders tell Vietnam Economic Times / VnEconomy how Vietnam can scale up sustainable cooling through smarter technology, greener buildings, and stronger policy.
The central city of Hue is strengthening cooperation with Shizuoka City (Japan) to access green technologies, cut emissions, and develop the carbon market, driving toward carbon neutrality while enhancing business competitiveness.
Adopting advanced energy-efficient cooling technologies and sustainable building practices present a vital opportunity for Vietnam to curb rising power demand, lower emissions, and advance its green transition goals.