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Green taxonomy for sustainable development: Insights from international practices and strategic recommendations for Vietnam

Published: January 14, 2025

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This study seeks to advance Vietnam's green taxonomy by examining international green and sustainable taxonomy frameworks from diverse countries and regions. Through a comprehensive analysis of these frameworks, the study identifies global best practices and highlights gaps within Vietnam's existing green finance system. The findings serve as the foundation for strategic recommendations to develop a green taxonomy tailored to Vietnam’s sustainability objectives, fostering alignment with international standards and supporting the country’s transition to a more sustainable economy

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