Vietnam GDP set to rebound to 6.8% in 2021: WB
Vietnam’s good economic performance comes from the resilience of both domestic economy and foreign trade.
Vietnam’s good economic performance comes from the resilience of both domestic economy and foreign trade.
Vietnam seeks the World Bank’s support in the fields of renewable energy and electrification in remote areas.
Vietnam is expected to reduce 10.3 million tons of carbon dioxide emissions from six North Central provinces to receive US$51.5 million from World Bank’s Forest Carbon Partnership Facility.
The Covid-19 pandemic could push an additional 130 million people worldwide into chronic hunger by the end of 2020.
Stocks of large companies with stronger environmental, social and governance (ESG) ratings have outperformed the global average by 4.7% since mid-December 2019.
As one of the countries most affected by extreme climate events, climate change has multifaceted negative impacts on activities of Vietnamese enterprises.
Hanoi has developed and implemented green growth action plans.
This will support the Vietnamese government’s climate mitigation actions by strengthening the resilient management of landscapes and natural resources.
Voices, opinions, and experiences from the local community and experts should be taken seriously for any policy making process.
The two cities are believed to continue to outperform in terms of economic growth and foreign direct investment.