The resurgence of green, social and sustainable bonds in Vietnam is a notable highlight in 2024, as the market evolves with more diverse bond issuances.

Green taxonomy, a framework for defining what can be considered environmentally sustainable, becomes critical as a base for banks to accelerate the provision of green credit, heard a conference on Tuesday.

The Mekong Startup Forum 2024 underscored the transformative power of the green economy for regional development and innovation.

In the face of fierce competition in the world market, Vietnamese retailers are racing to “green up” their trademarks towards sustainable brands, thus maintaining its home ground and reach out to foreign markets.

Using the latest technologies such as AI (artificial intelligence), IoT (Internet of Things) and Big Data, new industrial zones (IZs) in Vietnam are keeping pace with the growing green economy trend.

Vietnam's textile and garment products for export are set to meet ecological standards under the requirements of free trade agreements.

Vietnam's Ministry of Finance has initiated a public consultation process for a draft decree aimed at levying an environmental protection fee for emissions.

It is time for e-commerce to change towards rapid development associated with sustainable green technology to minimise the adverse impact on the environment and society, according to experts.

Many domestic enterprises are renewing their business methods to catch up with the green consumption trend.