Topic: world bank

Total capital for the Integrated Resilient Development Project - Khanh Hoa province sub-project estimated at around $171 million.

A eight-year project has directly benefited over 1.8 million farmers in the Mekong Delta

Despite global trade challenges, Vietnam's economy shows signs of recovery, although experts offer slightly varying forecasts for its 2024 growth trajectory.

The World Bank maintains its 5.5% growth forecast for 2024, even as Vietnam's first-quarter GDP surges to a five-year high.

Initiative will not only create job opportunities in the central city but also provide the conditions for local researchers and businesses to cooperate and access modern technology.

The three drivers of economic growth in 2023 were public investment, exports and consumption. So what drivers will need to be given due regard in 2024? Vietnam Economic Times (VET) conducted a private interview with Ms. Dorsati Madani, Senior Economist at the World Bank, on the 16th annual Vietnam Economic Scenario Forum.

The two sides have officially debuted the Da Nang - World Bank Joint Working Group.

New credit aims to bolster efforts to achieve an inclusive, green, and digitally-driven economic recovery.

Partnership demonstrates Australia’s ongoing commitment to Vietnamese men and women.

Mr. Rahul Kitchlu, Program Leader for Infrastructure and Lead Energy Specialist at the World Bank (WB), offered six solutions for Vietnam to achieve green growth and sustainable development. These include improvements in planning energy network expansion and the regulatory framework for procurement, to ensure low-cost renewable energy supply; pouring public investment into the power grid; and promoting electricity transmission and trading between regions.