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Green industrial park development trends According to real estate market research, investors are increasingly optimistic about the prospects for industrial growth in Vietnam, thanks to the combination of strategic location, infrastructure development and increasing demand for industrial space, especially green industrial real estate. In fact, in addition to factors such as location, labor resources or logistics infrastructure, about 80 - 85% of foreign-invested enterprises have high requirements for ESG standards (environment, society, governance) when choosing a location to rent a factory. In Vietnam, the eco-industrial park model was formed in 2014 with the support of international organizations. From 2020 to 2024, this model will be replicated in Hai Phong, Dong Nai and Ho Chi Minh City. In the coming time, investors need to continue to improve the quality of facilities and diversify services to make Vietnam's industrial real estate market more attractive and competitive in the region. To read the full post in Vietnamese, click here: https://lnkd.in/gnqt4x5p To discover Viglacera's industrial parks more, click here: https://viglaceraip.com/ #industrialpark #greenindustrialpark #industrialrealestate #greenindustrialrealestate

Vietnam has made green building standards mandatory, pushing developers to adopt eco-friendly practices in construction, including using green materials, reducing carbon emissions, and integrating energy-saving technologies. This shift aims to meet sustainability goals and support Vietnam's commitment to net-zero emissions by 2050. *Article is in Vietnamese. 👉 Read the article for more details!    📌 Connect with us to get updated with the latest property news in Vietnam!   #vietnamproperty #news #realestate

News Paper!!! The article discusses a sustainable initiative where energy generated from outdoor exercise equipment in parks is converted into electricity to power public lighting. This project not only promotes environmental awareness but also encourages physical activity. Implemented in various parks, such systems transform kinetic energy from exercise machines into electricity, contributing to energy savings and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Despite challenges like installation costs, this technology represents a valuable model for sustainable urban development. https://lnkd.in/gu885ya6

Vietnam's Path to a Circular Economy: A Call for Long-Term Policies Vietnam is at a pivotal moment in its economic journey, with the circular economy model emerging as a beacon for sustainable development. Here's why: Policy Overhaul: Vietnam needs a comprehensive and flexible policy framework to transition from a linear to a circular economy effectively. This involves creating favorable conditions for businesses to access necessary resources for sustainability. Global Integration: As Vietnam engages more deeply with global trade through new FTAs, adopting circular economy principles becomes essential to meet international environmental standards and secure a sustainable market position. Economic Sustainability: The circular economy aims to optimize resource use, minimize waste, and decouple economic growth from resource depletion. This shift not only addresses resource scarcity but also environmental pollution, setting the stage for a sustainable growth model. Innovation and Technology: Encouraging innovation is crucial. This includes promoting technologies that enhance resource efficiency, like those in packaging with BioFlex and AquaFlex from TURN GREEN, which reduce environmental impact significantly. Local Adaptation: Solutions must be tailored to local capabilities for waste management, ensuring that end-of-life strategies for products are practical and effective within Vietnam's context. Vietnam's commitment to this economic model, as echoed in the 13th National Party Congress, outlines a clear path towards sustainability. However, the success hinges on: Implementing long-term policies that support the transition. Fostering a business environment where sustainability drives profitability. Engaging in continuous innovation to meet both local and global standards. Join us in shaping a future where economic growth and environmental stewardship go hand in hand. #CircularEconomy #VietnamDevelopment #SustainableGrowth #InnovationInSustainability

Low emission zone fees and private vehicle restrictions in Hanoi unclear Hanoi is finalizing a draft Resolution to establish low emission zones (LEZs) aimed at managing traffic emissions, which account for 56% of the city's air pollution. Deputy Head of the Environmental Management Department, Ms. Le Thanh Thuy, stated that the resolution will not impose a total vehicle ban but will restrict high-emission vehicles, primarily diesel trucks and motorbikes, with the latter contributing 90% of volatile organic compounds (VOCs). If approved by the City People's Council in December, the resolution will take effect on January 1, 2025, providing a legal framework for creating LEZs. Relevant departments will then assess the conditions for implementation and submit findings for further approval. The specifics of fees for accessing these zones remain uncertain, as current practices allowing polluting vehicles without fees violate the Law on Environmental Protection. Ms. Thuy noted that fees from polluters could fund environmental restoration while also considering the socio-economic impact on the city. Additionally, there is currently no inspection policy for motorbikes, despite their prevalence. Deputy Transport Director Mr. Tran Huu Bao pointed out that Hanoi's underdeveloped public transport and overloaded infrastructure worsen traffic and pollution issues, with vehicle emissions responsible for 70% of air pollution. Proposed measures for LEZ implementation may include restricting certain vehicles or permitting only clean fuel vehicles. However, Mr. Bao highlighted the importance of balancing these measures with the population's travel needs while tackling congestion and pollution. The timeline for any restrictions on personal vehicles is yet to be determined. #AsiaRisk #Regulation #Vietnam Get a full accounting of the security situation in Asia by subscribing to Security Asia. Subscribe now--free of charge--at https://lnkd.in/g7Cs8Gkf https://lnkd.in/gZcdXXEU

Investment attraction in Vietnam in the green transition In the context of a rapidly shifting global economy, Vietnam has emerged as a bright spot in industrial development, especially with green transformation trends and increased sustainability. In the period 2010-2023, foreign direct investment (FDI) in Vietnam has a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 10%, higher than the average of 7.6% of countries in the ASEAN region. The above indicators show the attractiveness of Vietnam in the eyes of foreign investors, especially in the context of countries and businesses increasingly paying attention to sustainable factors in business operations. One of the key drivers of FDI in Vietnam is the Government’s strong commitment to transforming the economy towards sustainability, including a commitment to achieve net zero emissions by 2050. Specifically, the Vietnamese Government is currently promoting the use of renewable energy, improving energy efficiency and developing electric transport. These efforts not only help reduce carbon emissions but also create a favorable investment environment for businesses with a sustainable orientation. The development of the industrial market in Vietnam is not only driven by economic factors but also by initiatives and policies aimed at improving resource efficiency, minimizing negative impacts on the environment and facilitating sustainable development. The two main factors supporting this process are the strong growth of FDI investment and the implementation of eco-industrial parks. Eco-industrial parks not only focus on improving energy efficiency but also aim to recycle waste and use renewable energy. These are important steps to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and protect the environment. Moreover, the development of these industrial parks also brings great economic benefits to businesses, helping them reduce production costs and improve competitiveness in the international market. To read the full post in Vietnamese, please click here: https://lnkd.in/gqvxG77p To discover Viglacera's industrial parks, please click here: https://viglaceraip.com/

Beyond the pressing challenge of water scarcity, the escalating pollution from inadequately treated industrial and domestic waste poses a significant threat to Vietnam's rivers and freshwater ecosystems. This crisis not only endangers the health of millions of citizens but also inflicts substantial damage on agriculture and fisheries, two of the nation's economic pillars. To address this issue, experts advocate for the urgent adoption of advanced technologies in wastewater treatment and water conservation. In response to this pressing situation, the Vietwater & WETV 2024 exhibition, scheduled to take place from November 6th to 8th, 2024, at Hall A, SECC, Ho Chi Minh City, promises to serve as a platform for industry professionals and businesses to connect and explore cutting-edge technological solutions aimed at combating water pollution and fostering sustainable development. >> For more information: https://lnkd.in/gk4XDaK5 👉 Online Registration: https://lnkd.in/gaDZwJK5... 👉 Digital Directory: https://lnkd.in/gd_p8Z-R ---------- Contact us for your visit: Bao Phan 📩 [email protected] 📞 +84 28 3622 2588 (ext.115) 🌎 www.vietwater.com #Vietwater2024 #WETV2024 #nganhnuoc #xulynuocthai #xulychatthai #capthoatnuoc #locnuoc #congnghemoitruong #trienlam #exhibition #water #wastewatertreatment #SECC #waterindustry #HoChiMinh #Vietnam

Vietnam Tackles Biodiversity Loss by Investing in Forest Quality While the loss of biodiversity is a global challenge, the Vietnamese government is taking proactive steps to address it by prioritizing forest quality improvement. This initiative aims to: Protect and restore forest ecosystems: This involves tackling degraded forests and converting low-quality plantations into healthy environments. Enhance biodiversity: By promoting diverse and vibrant forests, the project will support a wider range of plant and animal species. Combat climate change: Improved forest quality translates to better carbon sequestration, contributing to climate change mitigation efforts. Reduce natural disaster risks: Healthy forests act as natural barriers, preventing floods, landslides, and soil erosion. The project targets various forest types across different regions, including natural forests, special-use areas, and production forests. Strategies involve planting native species, enhancing forest management practices, and strengthening protection measures. This comprehensive approach relies on collaboration between government agencies, local communities, and businesses, with funding coming from government sources, international support, and private sector contributions. Proud to be in Vietnam

🌎 Green investment in Binh Thuan dragon fruit, reducing greenhouse gas emissions 🍀 As a key province growing dragon fruit with an output of nearly 600 thousand tons/year, Binh Thuan is converting dragon fruit cultivation to sustainability, reducing greenhouse gas emissions. 🍀 “In the period 2016-2022, official exports of Binh Thuan dragon fruit only reached 53 million USD, equivalent to 43,749 tons of fresh dragon fruit. Binh Thuan dragon fruit has been exported to more than 20 markets (Asia accounts for 73.6% in volume and 56.6% in value; Europe accounts for 18.1% in volume and 28.7% in value; America accounts for 8. 1% in volume and 9.3% in value). 🍀 Readers are invited to see all information at: https://lnkd.in/gQ5HfNw4 Kinh/

🌍🌿 Vietnam's Stance on Global Plastic Pollution! 🇻🇳💚 Supporting a binding global pact to eliminate plastic pollution. 🌐🌱 Let's join hands to protect our planet! 🌎🌟 #VietnamPlasticAgreement #EnvironmentalProtection 🌿🌍 Vietnam supports a global agreement on plastic pollution The main goal of the meeting is to finalize an agreement on a global pact to eliminate plastic pollution by the end of this year. Participants aim to reach a comprehensive legally binding compromise on plastic waste. The Canadian Minister of Environment and Climate Change, Steven Guilbeault, emphasized the urgent need to address the environmental threat posed by plastic pollution, highlighting the importance of a new consensus to end the wasteful and harmful culture of single-use plastics. Vietnam and other member countries support the development of a globally binding legal agreement to tackle plastic pollution, considering it a serious environmental challenge. Despite previous negotiation sessions producing only a draft agreement on plastic pollution, participants are determined to continue discussions to achieve the goal by the final session scheduled in Busan, South Korea, at the end of this year. The urgency to address the plastic pollution crisis is emphasized, as it is considered the second most pressing environmental issue after climate change. With an annual plastic production doubling over 20 years to 460 million tons and projected to triple in four decades, the need for concrete actions to combat plastic pollution is crucial. The Director of the United Nations Environment Programme, Inger Andersen, stresses the critical importance of a specific agreement and actions to combat plastic pollution, as time is running out for both finalizing the pact and the Earth's resilience. https://lnkd.in/e7Wtv6nF