Topic: Green economy

To develop a biodiversity economy, Vietnam needs to maintain connections between domestic and international organizations along with mobilizing financial resources from the public and private sectors.

Organic and safe agricultural practices are becoming increasingly popular in the north central province, covering crop cultivation, livestock breeding, and aquaculture.

Green transformation in the textile and apparel industry is a must for one of the sectors with the largest environmental impact globally, after food, construction and transportation.

Mr. Nguyen Viet Long, Partner, Consulting, at Ernst & Young Vietnam Limited (EY Vietnam), tells VET’s Tung Duong that businesses should proactively adopt green transformation with clear strategies or risk missing opportunities and losing customers in the competitive business environment of today.(*)

A delegation of 17 representative British enterprises in the supply chain of offshore wind, green hydrogen and energy storage sectors visit to Vietnam

EU Commission Vice President Margaritis Schinas highlighted that Vietnam is a key player in advancing the EU-ASEAN strategic partnership, emphasizing that green growth is central to their collaboration.

The draft National Action Plan for implementing the circular economy is currently prepared by the Ministry of Natural Resoruces and Environment.

The event is jointly organized by the European Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam and the Vietnam Trade Promotion Agency.

Vietnam is striving to promote the development of a green economy across all sectors, but to advance further on this journey, it is necessary to swiftly complete a comprehensive and clear green taxonomy.

ASEAN aims to realize the vision of a “Green ASEAN”, so in the coming decades, the role of connectivity in the carbon market will become increasingly important for the region.