CSR

By Mimi Vu & Van Ly, Partner, Raise Partners, Vietnam –  Vietnam stands at an important crossroads in its economic, environmental, and social development…

(English version) Felicitas Huong Friedrich, CSR & IC Manager Schneider Electric writes in July issue of Forbes Vietnam – A couple of years back I was in Jakarta, anxious to meet my new colleagues, whom I have never met before. They all seemed very nice and enthusiastic but over dinner, I was finding myself trying to keep up with the conversation. This was not a language barrier. A whole new world of strategic sustainability efforts opened to me while listening to my colleagues from Schneider Electric.

In recent years, the business community in Vietnam has been actively promoting CSR under various forms and names. However, both academic studies, as well as practices suggest that CSR is not fully comprehended and is quite often misunderstood … CSR activities in Vietnam are therefore rather inconsistent depending on the size and scale of a company.

By Tran Vu Ngan Giang (Giang Tran), Consultant, NGOs Development & Corporate Social Impact Programmes – Vietnam has become an increasingly significant global economy,…

By Felicitas Huong, CSR Manager, Schneider Electric Vietnam – I started as CSR Manager at Schneider Electric Vietnam and just after a short time a whole new world opened up to me which included all CSR and  Sustainable Development topics.

On the first of this month, Sustainable Vietnam is delighted to lift stakeholder voices on sustainability, partnerships and impact in Vietnam. Stakeholders are an…

By Nguyet (Nina) Vuong, Executive Director, The Canadian Chamber of Commerce Vietnam – Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is no longer a new term to…

In her words –  As a Vietnamese citizen managing an international organization operating in Vietnam, a Sustainable Vietnam means a stable, plentiful and ‘clean’…

This video is so on point and relevant to all markets that is had to be shared beyond! On 28th April, 2020, Sustainable Vietnam…

The positive responses from the private sector have unquestionably been contributing significantly to this collective effort.