Solutions to Develop the Circular Economy in Vietnam

Abstract

Facing the challenges of resource depletion, climate change, and extreme weather phenomena, countries around the world have developed a wide range of solutions to protect the environment, conserve resources, minimize economic losses, and enhance social welfare. One of these solutions is the transition from the traditional linear economy to the circular economy. This paper highlights the role of the circular economy and identifies the challenges Vietnam faces in shifting toward this economic model. It also proposes solutions to support the effective implementation of the circular economy in Vietnam.
Keywords
circular economy sustainable development environmental protection.

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