EuroCham has long been at the forefront of promoting sustainable and responsible business practices in Vietnam. A shining beacon of this commitment is the EuroCham Green Growth Sector Committee (GGSC), an entity established in May 2014. Designed with a clear purpose in mind, the GGSC diligently works towards integrating green initiatives into the fabric of Vietnam’s business landscape.
The underlying philosophy of GGSC revolves around the synergy of two vital concepts – ‘green’ and ‘growth’. For EuroCham and the GGSC, sustainability is not just a catchphrase but an intrinsic part of the strategy, geared towards making Vietnam not just prosperous but also more livable.
Collaboration sits at the core of GGSC’s operations. With a hands-on approach, the committee engages actively with a spectrum of stakeholders. This includes the government of Vietnam and its numerous agencies, the corporate ecosystem of both Vietnamese and European entities, and other key players who share the common vision of a greener tomorrow.
Understanding the need to stay updated in an ever-evolving domain, the GGSC has introduced bi-weekly press cuts. This compilation, while not exhaustive, presents a curated selection from the media. It offers updates on regulations, insights into the macro operating environment, and highlights of events. The five working groups of GGSC determine the publication’s thematic focus, which currently includes:
- Renewable energy & energy efficiency
- Circular economy
- Sustainable cities & buildings
- Water
- Sustainable finance
We invite our esteemed members and readers to delve into these updates and absorb the latest from the world of sustainable business in Vietnam. Click here to access their most press cuts from the first half of September, and here for the second half of September.
Furthermore, we always appreciate insights from our community. If you wish to contribute or suggest improvements for the future issues, do not hesitate to reach out.
Want to join the GGSC? Contact GGSC Coordinator Ngoc Anh Pham at anh.pham@eurochamvn.org for more info.
