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Sustainable Productions: More than just enterprises responsibility
There are increasingly strict regulations from export markets and brands on greening production and supply chains, as well as sustainable development criteria. This forces Vietnamese textile and garment enterprises to improve their greening process more strongly. Going green is not only the responsibility of each business; the entire industry needs to participate to create a green business community and build a sustainable supply chain image in the eyes of consumers and international buyers.
Heatwaves Expose Social Inequality
Climate change is turning heatwaves into the deadliest form of extreme weather worldwide. Alarmingly, these intense heat events often strike developing countries – regions already located in hot climates and lacking the resources and infrastructure to cope.
Toshin Development Breaks Ground on Westlake Square Hanoi Complex
Toshin Development has officially commenced construction of Westlake Square Hanoi, a mixed-use complex located in the heart of the Starlake urban area. The project promises to deliver premium spaces for shopping, working, and experiences for residents in the western part of Hanoi.
Green Transformation – Dual Impact Value for Businesses
Green transformation has become an inevitable trend as the world demands a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions. Implementing this strategy brings dual benefits to businesses, simultaneously driving business growth and protecting the environment. Companies not only cut emissions and save operating costs but also improve labor productivity, enhance brand reputation, and gain easier access to international markets. Moreover, eco-friendly production processes help minimize legal risks and create a sustainable competitive advantage.
Universities – Nurturing Green Citizens for the Future
In the wave of global green transition, higher education is taking on a new role — not only as a provider of knowledge but also as a cultivator of sustainable thinking for younger generations. Universities are becoming the places where the seeds of green living, social responsibility, and long-term vision are sown.
When Universities Become the Seeds of a Green Future
Amid the global wave of green transition, universities are no longer just places to transmit knowledge—they are gradually becoming the hubs of sustainable thinking, where future generations of responsible global citizens are nurtured.
Green Universities – The Inevitable Path of Sustainable Education
In the context of global green transition, universities are increasingly expected to take the lead in promoting sustainable development. The “green university” model is becoming a growing trend, with a comprehensive approach that goes beyond planting trees to include infrastructure design, operations, academic programs, and educational philosophy.
As international cities accelerate their resilience efforts, what must Vietnam do domestically to avoid falling behind?
Urban areas, being densely populated and asset-rich, are always the first to be severely impacted by disasters or crises. However, this very concentration also allows cities to recover more quickly thanks to their available resources, skills, and organizational capacity. (1) . The reality during the COVID-19 pandemic demonstrated this clearly: major cities like Hanoi responded swiftly and showed the ability to access and flexibly repurpose medical, quarantine, and community support spaces. This is a clear sign of the urgent need to rethink how we plan, design, and build cities in an increasingly volatile future.
Coca-Cola Long An Factory Achieves LEED Gold Certification: From Green Building to Sustainable Community Development
In today’s landscape where industrial development must go hand in hand with environmental and social responsibility, the Coca-Cola factory in Long An, Vietnam stands out as a leading example of green construction. This article explores the technical and strategic factors behind the factory’s achievement of LEED v4 BD+C Gold certification, highlighting how sustainable building design plays a vital role in creating long-term value for both businesses and the communities they serve.
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