Modelling Climate Resilient Economic Development
The Policy Advice for Climate Resilient Economic Development (CRED) programme supports the three pilot countries Georgia, Kazakhstan and Vietnam in […]
“Electric two-wheelers project” completes research work
A Workshop to launch the final report on the research work for “Mainstreaming electric mobility in Vietnam” (focusing on two-wheelers)
NDC Action Project support to commence in Vietnam in 2021
A new IKI-funded project, titled “NDC Action”, will support Vietnam to translate their NDC into concrete sector strategies and actions
Student awards strengthen the foundations for green building design
On 11 December 2020, Vice Minister Le Quang Hung, the Ministry of Construction, and Mr Kia Fariborz, Director of the
Citizens Engagement Platform launched for Hanoi citizens` contribution to a green capital
Under the “Ambitious City Promises” project, ICLEI Southeast Asia is collaborating with three Vietnamese cities, namely Hanoi City, Son Tay
Policy Report Viet Nam: The social and economic opportunities of renewable energies
The social and economic opportunities presented by the global energy transformation are spurring the growth of renewable energy (RE) generation
New Circular for aviation sector on the management of fuel consumption and CO2 emissions
The Ministry of Transportation promulgated a Circular for the domestic aviation sector on 28 September 2020. This Circular makes an
Combating climate change through sustainable sand mining in the lower Mekong
The Mekong Delta in southwest Vietnam extends over 40,500 square kilometres; here the mighty river forks little by little into
Climate Protection through Sustainable Bioenergy Markets in Vietnam (BEM) project launched
Two kick-off workshops for the ‘Climate Protection through Sustainable Bioenergy Markets in Vietnam’ (BEM) project took place in Hanoi and
Development of a National Green Housing Programme
A young and growing population in Vietnam means there is a huge demand for new housing, especially amongst young urban