Việt Nam has so far mobilised more than $7 billion for its just energy transition agenda under the Political Declaration on the Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP).
While the volume of issuances is growing, experts warn that the absence of a unified green taxonomy and clear certification standards could expose the market to mislabelling risks and ultimately harm its long-term credibility.
These international companies are seeking to purchase significant volumes of credits generated from carbon sequestration and storage projects in Việt Nam''s natural forests.
As Việt Nam accelerates its global economic integration, ESG and digital transformation are no longer optional — they are essential to achieving fast, sustainable growth and enhancing business competitiveness.
As global environmental standards become increasingly stringent, Vietnamese enterprises are under growing pressure to adopt sustainable practices - and digital technology is proving to be the catalyst that enables them to meet these demands and access international markets.
As global markets demand greater sustainability, companies are facing pressure and opportunity to integrate environmental, social and governance (ESG) standards into long-term strategies, with stronger regulatory backing and sector-wide support.
Sustainable development is not just a destination it’s the way we live, work and value every day. ESG is not merely a strategy it is a culture and a consistent operating approach that must be deeply ingrained in the mindset...
Many banks have established green transition steering committees, embedded the ESG criteria in their business strategies, and expanded funding for environmentally-friendly sectors.
Experts said that next-generation industrial zones must cover three layers of services: smart infrastructure (such as IoT and 5G), supportive business ecosystems and multi-functional utilities including R&D centres and worker housing.
