IFC invests US$43 million in GREENFEED Vietnam
The investment will help address the severe pork supply shortage and price volatility triggered by the African Swine Fever.
The investment will help address the severe pork supply shortage and price volatility triggered by the African Swine Fever.
Vietnam has emerged as one of the new personal protective equipment (PPE) suppliers globally.
The fund will enable the construction of two onshore wind power plants that will generate about 170 million kilowatt hours of clean energy per year.
Sustainable bonds are considered as an effective capital mobilization channel from the private sector for environmental and social projects.
IFC commits to joining Hanoi in the search for the best financing mechanism that suits the capital city’s vision for development.
The government and the International Finance Corporation aims to increase the number of women in leadership positions in banks.
IFC wants to provide large financial packages in both mid- and long-term for Hanoi in waste treatment, transportation and smart lighting.
A government task force will inspect whether provinces and cities are fulfilling their commitments to investors.
With a projected contraction of the nation’s labor force by 5% by 2040 due to an aging population, the challenge for manufacturers will be to attract and retain quality workers.
IFC will work with Hanoi to formulate a new-generation FDI strategy in response to the government’s master plan on foreign investment promotion toward 2030.