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    Sustainability + Place

    published by Sustainable Vietnam May 10, 2022
    published by Sustainable Vietnam
    Sustainability + Place

    By Dominic Mason, Managing Director SEA, Sedgwick Richardson – 

    The rate of urbanisation in Vietnam is well-documented with 40% of its total population now resident in 870 urban areas across the country. This shows no sign of decreasing.

    According to the Ministry of Construction (MoC), Vietnam’s housing demand will increase by 70 million sqm each year, equivalent to 17,500 30-floor buildings by 2030.

    Yet, by the end of 2021, Vietnam recorded just over 200 green building projects.

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    Sustainability + Branding

    published by Sustainable Vietnam May 4, 2022
    published by Sustainable Vietnam May 4, 2022

    By Dominic Mason, Managing Director SEA, Sedgwick Richardson –  The idea of sustainability branding as a concept may seem contentious. For some, it carries…

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  • BlogCooperationInclusive WorkplacePeopleThe S in ESG

    The Power of Workplace Cooperation

    published by Sustainable Vietnam March 28, 2022
    published by Sustainable Vietnam March 28, 2022

    By Evalena Persson, Programme Manager, Swedish Workplace Programme in partnership with the International Council of Swedish Industry (NIR) – Have you heard about the…

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  • BlogIntegrationStrategic SustainabilitySustainabilityVietnam Investment Review

    Vietnam Investment Review: Lồng ghép phát triển bền vững vào chiến lược kinh doanh

    published by Sustainable Vietnam February 17, 2022
    published by Sustainable Vietnam February 17, 2022

    Bà Christina Ameln, Nhà chiến lược Bền vững và Cố vấn của Purple IVY, AVPN và Sustainable Vietnam, First Published in the Vietnam Investment Review‘s…

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  • BlogIntegrationStrategic SustainabilitySustainabilityVietnam Investment Review

    Vietnam Investment Review: Integrating sustainability goals into your business strategy

    published by Sustainable Vietnam February 17, 2022
    published by Sustainable Vietnam February 17, 2022

    By Christina Ameln. Sustainability Strategist & Advisor, Purple IVY | AVPN | Sustainable Vietnam,  First Published in the Vietnam Investment Review‘s Magazine: Sustainable Development 2021: Leaving…

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    Sustainable Vietnam on a little break!

    published by Sustainable Vietnam January 6, 2022
    published by Sustainable Vietnam January 6, 2022

    Happy 2022! Hope you are all enjoying a good start to the year! Sustainable Vietnam is taking a little break to regroup from last…

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  • BlogEnvironmentHospitality & TourismVocational TrainingYouth

    Responsible Travel: Developing Human Capital for Sustainable Tourism Recovery in Vietnam and Southeast Asia

    published by Sustainable Vietnam December 7, 2021
    published by Sustainable Vietnam December 7, 2021

    At these schools, students learn both technical and transversal competences to become not only highly skilled professionals but also responsible and autonomous adults who can be agents of their own development. The schools also champion greener and more sustainable tourism practices and incorporate them into their training and operations to inspire students to take actions.

    Here are some examples:

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  • BlogEnvironmentHospitality & TourismVocational TrainingYouth

    Responsible Travel: Rethinking Tourism Operations in the Time of Pandemic

    published by Sustainable Vietnam November 30, 2021
    published by Sustainable Vietnam November 30, 2021

    In view of COVID-19 and its ongoing impacts, tourism and hospitality is undergoing deep transformation to overcome the crisis. The necessity to improve travelers’ experience to attract customers back has put destinations’ sustainability, whether in terms of community involvement or greater connection with nature, at the core of the tourism recovery debate. By training responsible workers of tomorrow and implementing green practices…

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