Environment
Environment
waste classification
Environment
Economy
Benefits of EPR and how your business can thrive
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Economy
Việt Nam's recycling industry: Challenges to opportunities
Economy
Agreement signed to promote environment protection
Environment
Informal waste workers join hands for ‘zero’ waste target
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Environment
E-waste puts pressure on waste management
Society
Unilever strives for Việt Nam's sustainable development
Society
Classifying solid waste to develop green economy
Environment
Extended Producer Responsibility a tool to promote recycling industry, circular economy
Society
Hà Nội to implement solutions to reduce air pollution
Society
Rubbish classification – from policies to action
Society
Unilever builds a sustainable future through circular economic project
Society
Narrowing the gap between regions in building new-style rural areas
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Economy
Stavian recycling development of plastic waste recycle plant in Việt Nam
Economy
Unilever heads towards a net-zero value chain by 2039
Economy
ESG practice: key to help Việt Nam develop its circular economy
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Society
Unilever’s trailblazing journey to carbon neutrality in Việt Nam
Environment
HCM City seeks to encourage people's habit of classifying waste at its source
Environment
Misconceptions lead to ineffectiveness in household waste sorting
Sunday/Weekend
Local tourism industry goes green
E-paper
Việt Nam honours Japan’s Sojitz, Sumitomo Corporations
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Party official welcomes Deputy Chairman of Germany's left-wing Party
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Party leader meets Malaysian Deputy PM
3.
NA Chairman meets with President of Cambodian People's Party, Senate
4.
Samsung launches technology talent development programme
5.
Nuclear power development projects to restart: MoIT
1.
Việt Nam focuses on biodiversity credits under global agreements
2.
Amending the Law on Electricity to unlock resources for energy security and net zero emissions
3.
PM urges IMF to continue supporting Việt Nam's macroeconomic development
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Winners of the 10th PropertyGuru Vietnam Property Awards announced
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