Green To Compete
Vietnam Hub
The GreenToCompete Hub Vietnam is hosted by Vietnam Trade Promotion Agency and it offers Vietnamese small businesses to benefit from various green programmes, tools, and networking opportunities
Our offerings
RESOURCE EFFICIENT AND CIRCULAR PRODUCTION PROCESS (RECP)
This coaching programme builds MSMEs’ capacity on how to enhance energy consumption, save water, reduce and reuse waste and lower carbon emissions, thereby cut production costs, increase productivity, and boost innovation to develop and commercialise circular products and services.
VOLUNTARY SUSTAINABILITY STANDARDS (VSS)
This customized coaching programme prepares MSMEs to go through audits and certification against a selected voluntary sustainability standard (VSS) and helps companies to access international markets and increase sales while complying with environmental, social, labour, quality-management and ethics related criteria.
Positioning Sustainable Products in the International Market
By participating in this programme, MSMEs gain the necessary skills to deal with export documentation and rules around exporting, choose the right logistics partner and package shipments sustainably; optimize and manage their website to attract international costumers, access to e-commerce and use social media marketing to generate traffic, leads and sales.
Access TO Green Finance
This programme supports MSMEs improving their financial management and raising external finance through financial diagnostic, direct coaching to address gaps, and support to connect them with financiers and develop bankable business plans and investor pitch decks.
“Investing in resource efficiency measures helps us to reduce electricity consumption and enhance the longevity and stability of our cold storage and frozen cellars.”
VIFOCO, Vietnam
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