Climate impacts in the agriculture sector might make many people fall back into poverty.

Vietnam has regained the loss of momentum resulting from Covid-19 as the Human Development Index declined globally for two years in a row for the first time in the 32-year history of the indicator.

Collecting ideas of young people is one of Vietnam’s efforts to promote the engagement of stakeholders in the common drive against climate change.

Environmental issues have drawn the attention of all stakeholders in Vietnam, from kids to adults, and from experts to common people.

The coaching program aims to enhance the resilience of social impact businesses (SIBs) in Vietnam and contribute to reducing the impact of Covid-19 on vulnerable groups, especially women and girls.

Collective actions are aimed to boost the engagement of the private sector and empower informal waste workers and strengthen their resilience to vulnerabilities.

The program inspires and provides practical instructions and tools for developing business roadmap for circular transition.

Given net-zero commitments, Vietnam is now at a crossroads to transform routes that benefit both the economy and the environment.

It’s estimated to cost US$330 million to provide housing for climate-vulnerable in 28 coastal provinces in Vietnam.