Carbon credits are very ‘hot’ in the market, according to Le Xuan Nghia, a respected economist, with many customers eyeing the 4.9 million carbon credits available in Vietnam.

Green financial capital flows in the international market are substantial, with investors interested in Việt Nam. Nevertheless, Vietnamese enterprises continue to face significant challenges in accessing this capital, experts said.

The net zero emissions goal is prompting businesses to begin investing in green production.

A group of young people are helping each other to live a greener lifestyle, and hope their actions will spread into the wider community.

Hoi Vuon Xinh Sai Gon was founded by ‘veterans’ with experience in growing and planting ornamental trees and people with a passion for planting.

HCM City is suffering from the ‘heat island’ phenomenon because of the reduction of greenery areas.

Domestic credit sources can only satisfy one-ninth of the total capital demand for renewable energy projects, which are becoming more popular in Vietnam.

Public bicycles are believed to be a good solution to the urban transport question as it is ‘green’ and suited to sustainable development.

The biggest supermarket chains in HCM City have jumped on the no-waste bandwagon and started replacing plastic packaging with banana leaves.

VietNamNet Bridge - A bicycle created by a university student uses two kinds of clean energy, the first of its kind in Vietnam.