This comprehensive approach aims to transform the city's landscape, enhance the quality of life for its residents, and align with global trends in clean energy conversion and digital transformation.
The event is expected to help raise awareness among stakeholders on the promotion of green and energy-efficient buildings.
The banking sector assumes a vital role in introducing innovative financial instruments and suitable investment methodologies to enable Vietnam to achieve its net-zero emissions goal by 2050.
Japanese companies are running nearly 5,200 projects in Vietnam with a total registered capital of US$71 billion.
This is an opportunity for all countries, including Vietnam, to unite around a new tourism investment strategy.
Transitioning away from motor vehicles to green transportation is not only a viable option for the present but also for the future of the capital.
Vietnam has many opportunities to become a hub for data connectivity and storage in the ASEAN region.
Cultivating future-oriented skills are practical tools and knowledge to harness the power of eco-friendly technologies and to make environmentally conscious decisions in both professional and personal lives.
As environmental awareness grows, consumers in Hanoi are increasingly gravitating toward ecologically friendly green and clean items.
Public green spaces are vital for Hanoi, a densely populated metropolitan area facing the challenges of rapid urbanization, climate change, and air pollution.
The enterprises on the list are required to actively review and provide information on the total amount of energy they consume and the capacity of their operations.
The partnership will enable the two giants to pursue the green mobility revolution and support South Korean companies doing business in Vietnam.
The partnership is expected to help develop Vietnam's green transportation infrastructure, which is a key priority for the Vietnamese Government.
Green hydrogen is a promising kind of energy in Vietnam amid the pressing threat of climate change and the need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
With an area of 3,300 km2, a population of 10 million and rapid urbanization, Hanoi is in need of solutions for green urban growth.
The vision is for Hanoi to become a vibrant, green, and serene metropolis with the Red River landscape axis.
Planning Bicycle Infrastructure in Urban Areas will make cycling safer and more comfortable for people.
