By Christina Ameln, Advisor | Sustainability, Social Impact & Engagement –
As Vietnam accelerates toward a greener and more digitised economy, one fundamental question must be addressed: Who gets to participate in that future?
Inclusion in this context means more than access to digital tools or green jobs. It’s about ensuring that people from all walks of life—including women, persons with disabilities, low-income communities, and mid-career professionals—have the skills, support, and opportunity to shape and benefit from the country’s economic transformation and Vietnam’s journey to achieve net-zero by 2050. The path forward must be equitable, intentional, and future-ready.