The report aims to provide insights into the current context of energy transition in Viet Nam and propose strategies for businesses to achieve success in this endeavour.
Green financing involves directing financial resources toward environmentally sustainable projects and has evolved alongside increasing awareness of environmental and climate issues. Though the origins trace back to the 1990s with investment products focused on sustainability, Kyoto Protocol underscored the need for...
Vietnam's decarbonisation efforts have gained momentum, yet, the country is still in its infancy stages of accelerating its green growth journey. Abhinav Goyal, Director, Capital Projects and Infrastructure, highlights Vietnam’s current decarbonisation progress and outlines how business can join this effort.
The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) was issued by the European Union (EU) in December 2022 and officially takes effect starting from fiscal year 2024 (except for a number of sectors and companies headquartered outside of the EU which will need to comply from 2026).
Asia Pacific economies must achieve a challenging annual decarbonisation rate of 17.2% to limit global warming to 1.5°C by 2050.
The report aims to provide insights into the current context of energy transition in Viet Nam and propose strategies for businesses to achieve success in this endeavour.
The insights for PLCs in Viet Nam are extracted from the Viet Nam ESG Readiness survey - a public survey conducted between May and August 2022 among the business community in Viet Nam. Our survey was conducted online in collaboration with the Vietnam Institute of Directors (“VIOD”) where 234 participants (including...
ESG Readiness of Private Businesses in Viet Nam 2022/2023
Findings from Vietnam ESG Readiness Report 2022
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