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(GreenCIC) has contributed to the development of the publication “Carbon Market Insights – Volume 1, Issue 1”.<\/span><\/p>","content":"Within the scope of the project “Emissions Ambition for Sustainable Economies” (EASE), implemented by International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD), Green Climate Innovation Co., Ltd. (GreenCIC) has contributed to the development of the publication “Carbon Market Insights – Volume 1, Issue 1”.<\/span><\/p>This edition focuses on key developments in global carbon pricing while analyzing the impacts of the European Union's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) on Southeast Asian exports. Additionally, the publication provides updates on implementation trends of Article 6 of the Paris Agreement and the progress of carbon market development in Indonesia, the Philippines and Vietnam.<\/span><\/p><figure class=\"image image_resized\" style=\"width:50%;\"><img src=\"\/datafiles\/37665\/upload\/images\/carbon-market-insights-volume-1-issue-1-các trang đã xóa.jpg\" alt=\"\"><\/figure>Photo: The publication “Carbon Market Insights – Volume 1, Issue 1”<\/i><\/span><\/p>Notably, 20% of Vietnam's steel exports are destined for the EU, making the sector highly vulnerable to new carbon costs.<\/span><\/p>Vietnam’s national compliance market is in its pilot phase, awaiting the finalization of the allocation plan and trading regulations. The operation of the Emission Trading System (ETS) has been postponed until the end of 2026, while the legal and technical frameworks are being progressively completed.<\/span><\/p>In parallel, Vietnam is advancing the implementation of Article 6 of the Paris Agreement, step-by-step aligning its domestic carbon credit system with international standards. Complementary policies, such as environmental taxes on fuels, energy price reforms, and adjustments to direct power subsidies, are also being implemented by the government alongside market-based instruments.<\/span><\/p>Through the collaboration on this publication with IISD, GreenCIC continues to demonstrate its technical expertise, contributing to the advancement of carbon market development in Vietnam and the Southeast Asian region.<\/span><\/p>To learn more about the publication, please visit: <\/strong><\/i><\/span><a href=\"https:\/\/www.iisd.org\/publications\/brief\/carbon-market-insights-volume-1-issue-1\">https:\/\/www.iisd.org\/publications\/brief\/carbon-market-insights-volume-1-issue-1<\/span><\/a>&nbsp;<\/span><\/p>","image_url":"https:\/\/greencic.vn\/datafiles\/37665\/upload\/images\/GreenCIC%20Posts%281%29.png","image_thumb_url":"https:\/\/greencic.vn\/datafiles\/37665\/upload\/thumb_images\/GreenCIC%20Posts%281%29.png","tags":"","count_view":94,"seo_name":"greencic-tham-gia-thuc-hien-ban-tin-phan-tich-chuyen-sau-ve-thi-truong-cac-bon-dong-nam-a-cua-iisd","date_update":1774500840,"date_created_format":1774501025,"meta_title":"","meta_desc":"","meta_keyword":"","qr_code":"https:\/\/greencic.vn\/greencic-tham-gia-thuc-hien-ban-tin-phan-tich-chuyen-sau-ve-thi-truong-cac-bon-dong-nam-a-cua-iisd"},{"id":737527,"name":"GreenCIC collaborates with IISD in a series of EASE project consultation activities in Vietnam","desc":"","content":"Continuing a series of activities under the project “Emissions Ambition for Sustainable Economies” (EASE), implemented by International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD), Green Climate Innovation Co., Ltd. (GreenCIC) has consistently served as the local partner. In this role, GreenCIC facilitates connections and coordinates exchanges between IISD and domestic agencies, organizations, and academic institutions. Building on the outcomes of previous consultations, these recent activities further clarify support needs while advancing research and the development of carbon pricing mechanisms tailored to Vietnam’s national context.<\/span><\/p>During a mission in early March, Mr. Philip Gass, Director of the IISD Energy Program, together with representatives from the Embassy of Canada, held a working session with the Department of Climate Change (DCC). The meeting, chaired by Mr. Nguyen Tuan Quang, Deputy Director General of the DCC, focused on discussions around the EASE Project, future collaboration directions, and planned activities to be implemented in Vietnam in the coming period.<\/span><\/p><img src=\"\/datafiles\/37665\/upload\/images\/2026-03\/image(5).png\"><\/span><\/p>Photo: The delegation working with Department of Climate Change (DCC)<\/i><\/span><\/p>From March 13 to 20, 2026, IISD and GreenCIC conducted a series of consultation sessions with a wide range of partners in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. The IISD delegation included policy and modeling experts such as Mr. David Manley, Head of Green Fiscal Policy; Ms. Francesse Joy J. Cordon-Navarro, &nbsp;Lead, Carbon Pricing and Philippines Energy Transition; Ms. Mai Duong, Policy Advisor, Economic Law and Policy; Mr. Andrea M. Bassi and Mr. Edvin Andreasson, Modeling Experts; and Ms. Lorelie S. Astrera, Senior Policy Advisor, GESI within the Energy Program. Representing GreenCIC, Ms. Nguyen Hong Loan, Director and Climate Policy Expert, played a key role in coordinating activities and strengthening engagement between international experts and domestic stakeholders.<\/span><\/p><img src=\"\/datafiles\/37665\/upload\/images\/2026-03\/image(1).jpeg\"><\/span><\/p>Photo: The delegation working with Vietnam Women's Academy (VWA)<\/i><\/span><\/p>With the objective of enhancing support at the local level, on March 13 the delegation held a meeting with the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Agriculture and Environment, hosted by Mr. Nguyen Hong Nguyen, Deputy Director. Discussions focused on identifying specific areas where the EASE Project can support the city in the near future.<\/span><\/p>In Hanoi, the delegation also engaged in working sessions with National Economics University (NEU); Vietnam Certification Centre (QUACERT); Vietnam Women’s Academy; and Academy of Construction Strategy and Cadres Training (ACST).<\/span><\/p><img src=\"\/datafiles\/37665\/upload\/images\/2026-03\/image(7).png\"><\/span><\/p>Photo: The delegation working with National Economics University (NEU)<\/i><\/span><\/p>As part of the consultation mission, the delegation met with the State Securities Commission of Vietnam (SSC) in the context of Decree No. 29\/2026\/ND-CP, which establishes the legal framework for the organization and operation of a domestic carbon market. Through the EASE Project, IISD aims to provide timely and practical support, accompanying relevant agencies in implementing their assigned mandates.<\/span><\/p><img src=\"\/datafiles\/37665\/upload\/images\/2026-03\/image(6).png\"><\/span><\/p>Photo: The delegation working with State Securities Commission of Vietnam (SSC)<\/i><\/span><\/p>The consultation series jointly conducted by IISD and GreenCIC has contributed to expanding and strengthening collaboration among domestic and international stakeholders, while providing valuable inputs for the implementation of the EASE Project. Outcomes from this mission will serve as a foundation for next steps toward the development and implementation of carbon pricing mechanisms aligned with Viet Nam’s national context.<\/span><\/p>Through its role as a local partner in stakeholder engagement and coordination, GreenCIC continues to demonstrate its capacity in project implementation support, while fostering multi-stakeholder collaboration in climate policy and energy transition in Vietnam.<\/span><\/p>","image_url":"https:\/\/greencic.vn\/datafiles\/37665\/upload\/images\/20_3.png?t=1773994582","image_thumb_url":"https:\/\/greencic.vn\/datafiles\/37665\/upload\/thumb_images\/20_3.png?t=1776831836","tags":"","count_view":211,"seo_name":"greencic-collaborates-with-iisd-in-a-series-of-ease-project-consultation-activities-in-vietnam","date_update":1773993960,"date_created_format":1773994759,"meta_title":"","meta_desc":"","meta_keyword":"","qr_code":"https:\/\/greencic.vn\/greencic-collaborates-with-iisd-in-a-series-of-ease-project-consultation-activities-in-vietnam"},{"id":725001,"name":"GreenCIC đồng hành cùng IISD trong chuyến tham vấn Dự án EASE tại Việt Nam","desc":"","content":"Trong tuần từ 27 đến 31 tháng 10 năm 2025, Viện Phát triển bền vững quốc tế (IISD) đã thực hiện chuyến tham vấn và làm việc tại Việt Nam trong khuôn khổ Dự án “Thúc đẩy giảm phát thải hướng đến nền kinh tế bền vững tại Đông Nam Á”. Dự án do Bộ Sự vụ Toàn cầu Canada tài trợ, hướng tới mục tiêu hỗ trợ Indonesia, Philippines và Việt Nam xây dựng và triển khai các chính sách, cơ chế định giá các-bon hiệu quả và bao trùm, góp phần thúc đẩy chuyển đổi công bằng và phát triển kinh tế các-bon thấp.<\/span><\/p><img src=\"\/datafiles\/37665\/upload\/images\/2026-01\/image(1).jpeg\"><\/span><\/p>Ảnh: Đoàn công tác làm việc tại Học viện Phụ nữ Việt Nam<\/i><\/span><\/p>Với vai trò là đối tác địa phương của IISD tại Việt Nam, Công ty TNHH Kiến Tạo Khí hậu Xanh (GreenCIC) đã đồng hành xuyên suốt chuyến công tác, đóng vai trò kết nối, hỗ trợ điều phối và tạo cầu nối hợp tác giữa IISD với các cơ quan, tổ chức, doanh nghiệp và học viện trong nước.&nbsp;<\/span><\/p>Trong bốn ngày đầu tiên (27–30\/10), đoàn IISD và GreenCIC đã có các buổi làm việc tại Hà Nội với nhiều cơ quan trung ương nhằm trao đổi định hướng hợp tác và xác định các lĩnh vực ưu tiên cho giai đoạn triển khai sắp tới của dự án EASE tại Việt Nam. Các cuộc thảo luận tập trung vào việc tăng cường năng lực định giá các-bon và cơ chế chính sách, với sự tham gia của Vụ Pháp chế - Bộ Tài chính, Cục Biến đổi khí hậu - Bộ Nông nghiệp và Môi trường, Trung tâm Chứng nhận Phù hợp (QUACERT), Học viện Chiến lược, Bồi dưỡng Cán bộ Xây dựng (ACST) và Trường Đại học Kinh tế Quốc dân (NEU).&nbsp;<\/span><\/p><img src=\"\/datafiles\/37665\/upload\/images\/2026-01\/image(2).jpeg\"><\/span><\/p>Ảnh: Đoàn công tác làm việc tại Viện chiến lược Bồi dưỡng cán bộ xây dựng, Bộ Xây dựng<\/i><\/span><\/p>Bên cạnh đó, đoàn công tác cũng mở rộng tham vấn với các đối tác mới nhằm tăng cường mạng lưới hợp tác trong các lĩnh vực bình đẳng giới, phát triển bền vững và mô hình hóa tác động kinh tế – xã hội. Trong đó có Học viện Phụ nữ Việt Nam, Hội đồng Doanh nghiệp vì sự Phát triển bền vững Việt Nam (VBCSD– VCCI), Viện Năng lượng (Bộ Công Thương) cùng nhóm nghiên cứu mô hình hóa tác động (Impact Modeling Team). Các buổi làm việc đã góp phần thúc đẩy sự tham gia đa chiều của các bên liên quan, đảm bảo yếu tố bao trùm và công bằng trong quá trình thiết kế, triển khai cơ chế định giá các-bon.&nbsp;<\/span><\/p><img src=\"\/datafiles\/37665\/upload\/images\/2026-01\/image(1).jpeg\"><\/span><\/p>Ảnh: Đoàn công tác làm việc tại Văn phòng Doanh nghiệp vì sự phát triển bền vững VBCSD (VCCI)<\/i><\/span><\/p>Kết thúc chuỗi làm việc tại Hà Nội, ngày 31\/10, đoàn IISD cùng GreenCIC tiếp tục chương trình tại Thành phố Hồ Chí Minh. Tại đây, đoàn đã gặp gỡ và trao đổi với Sở Nông nghiệp và Môi trường Thành phố Hồ Chí Minh, Viện Nghiên cứu Năng lượng bền vững - Đại học Bách khoa Thành phố Hồ Chí Minh (RISE) và Trung tâm Nghiên cứu và Phát triển về Tiết kiệm Năng lượng (Enerteam). Các buổi làm việc tập trung thảo luận cơ hội hợp tác trong chuyển giao công nghệ xanh, thúc đẩy sử dụng năng lượng hiệu quả, cũng như xây dựng năng lực cho địa phương trong triển khai cơ chế định giá các-bon và thị trường các-bon tự nguyện.&nbsp;<\/span><\/p><img src=\"\/datafiles\/37665\/upload\/images\/2026-01\/image(2).jpeg\"><\/span><\/p>Ảnh: Đoàn công tác làm việc tại Sở Nông nghiệp &amp; Môi trường Thành phố Hồ Chí Minh<\/i><\/span><\/p>Chuyến tham vấn của IISD với sự đồng hành của GreenCIC đã góp phần thắt chặt mối quan hệ hợp tác giữa các bên liên quan trong nước và quốc tế, đồng thời củng cố nền tảng khoa học – chính sách cho các hoạt động giảm phát thải tại Việt Nam. Thông qua việc kết nối các cơ quan nhà nước, học viện, doanh nghiệp và tổ chức xã hội, GreenCIC tiếp tục khẳng định vai trò đối tác chiến lược trong việc thúc đẩy đổi mới sáng tạo xanh và phát triển kinh tế các-bon thấp.&nbsp;<\/span><\/p>Chuyến công tác cũng đánh dấu một cột mốc quan trọng trong tiến trình triển khai Dự án EASE, hướng tới mục tiêu hỗ trợ Việt Nam xây dựng hệ thống định giá các-bon hiệu quả, công bằng và bao trùm, góp phần thực hiện cam kết giảm phát thải khí nhà kính và phát triển bền vững quốc gia.&nbsp;<\/span><\/p>","image_url":"https:\/\/greencic.vn\/datafiles\/37665\/upload\/files\/z7184793518106_53c83399550aef71e02db79e066b6eab.jpg?t=1762911575","image_thumb_url":"https:\/\/greencic.vn\/datafiles\/37665\/upload\/thumb_files\/z7184793518106_53c83399550aef71e02db79e066b6eab.jpg?t=1775527306","tags":["IISD EASEproject carbonpricing"],"count_view":378,"seo_name":"greencic-dong-hanh-cung-iisd-trong-chuyen-tham-van-du-an-ease-tai-viet-nam","date_update":1761961560,"date_created_format":1762912459,"meta_title":"","meta_desc":"","meta_keyword":"","qr_code":"https:\/\/greencic.vn\/greencic-dong-hanh-cung-iisd-trong-chuyen-tham-van-du-an-ease-tai-viet-nam"},{"id":721645,"name":"Vietnam’s Carbon Market: Prospects for Forestry Carbon Credit Projects","desc":"","content":"&nbsp;<\/p>\n\n<meta charset=\"utf-8\" \/><\/p>\n\nOn October 16, 2025, the Forest Trends organized a webinar titled &ldquo;Overview of Vietnam&rsquo;s Carbon Market: Prospects for Forestry Carbon Projects&rdquo;, which attracted more than 200 participants from government agencies, research institutes, businesses, NGOs, and international organizations. The discussion aimed to share the latest updates on the development of Viet Nam&rsquo;s carbon market, while analyzing the potential, challenges, and outlook for forest carbon credit projects &mdash; a sector expected to become a key pillar in the country&rsquo;s emission reduction strategy. During the webinar, Ms. Nguyen Hong Loan, Director of Green Climate Innovation Company Limited (GreenCIC), shared her insights on the development trends of Vietnam&rsquo;s carbon market and opportunities for the forestry sector.<\/span><\/p>\n\n<meta charset=\"utf-8\" \/><\/p>\n\n<img src=\"\/datafiles\/37665\/upload\/images\/image-20251021133205-1.png\" style=\"width: 965px; height: 521px;\" \/><\/p>\n\nWebinar <\/span><meta charset=\"utf-8\" \/>&ldquo;<\/b>Overview of Vietnam&rsquo;bon Market: Prospects for Forestry Carbon Projects&rdquo;<\/span><\/em><meta charset=\"utf-8\" \/><\/p>\n\nMs. Loan stated that Vietnam is in the process of completing its legal framework and technical infrastructure to officially operate the domestic carbon market by mid-2025. This will mark an important milestone in the country&rsquo;s efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and promote sustainable growth.<\/span><\/p>\n\nIn the forestry sector, carbon credit projects are considered to have great potential, especially through nature-based solutions such as afforestation and reforestation, improved forest management, and the reduction of deforestation and forest degradation. GreenCIC is currently cooperating with regulatory agencies, private forestry companies, and project developers to implement several pilot projects under international standards, contributing to the development of databases and practical experience for the market operation phase.<\/span><\/p>\n\nHowever, Ms. Loan also pointed out existing challenges, including an incomplete legal framework, high investment and monitoring costs, and the need to strengthen technical capacity and establish clear benefit-sharing mechanisms. She emphasized the importance of promptly issuing regulations on carbon credit ownership rights, technical standards, and financial mechanisms to encourage stakeholder participation.<\/span><\/p>\n\nMs. Loan affirmed that forest carbon credit projects will be one of the key factors helping Vietnam achieve its emission reduction targets while creating new economic opportunities associated with sustainable development and climate change adaptation.<\/span><\/p>\n","image_url":"https:\/\/greencic.vn\/datafiles\/37665\/upload\/images\/image%20%281%29.png","image_thumb_url":"https:\/\/greencic.vn\/datafiles\/37665\/upload\/thumb_images\/image%20%281%29.png","tags":"","count_view":356,"seo_name":"thi-truong-cac-bon-viet-nam-trien-vong-cho-cac-du-an-tin-chi-cac-bon-lam-nghiep","date_update":1760596229,"date_created_format":1761028602,"meta_title":"","meta_desc":"","meta_keyword":"","qr_code":"https:\/\/greencic.vn\/thi-truong-cac-bon-viet-nam-trien-vong-cho-cac-du-an-tin-chi-cac-bon-lam-nghiep"},{"id":719857,"name":"GreenCIC co-organizes the final workshop on assessing the impacts of the ETS and carbon credit systems in Vietnam","desc":"","content":"On September 23, 2025, in Hanoi, Green Climate Innovation Company Limited (GreenCIC), as the lead consultant under the Technical Assistance &ldquo;Impact Assessment of the Emissions Trading System and Carbon Credits in Viet Nam&rdquo; collaborated with the Department of Climate Change (DCC), Ministry of Agriculture and Environment, and the Southeast Asia Energy Transition Partnership (ETP) to organize the Final Workshop on &ldquo;Impact Assessment of the Emissions Trading System and Carbon Credits in Viet Nam&rdquo;. The event brought together representatives from state management agencies, domestic and international experts, and research organizations to share technical assistance outcomes, international experiences, and discuss future directions for Vietnam&rsquo;s carbon market development.<\/span><\/p>\n\n<meta charset=\"utf-8\" \/><\/p>\n\n<img alt=\"\" src=\"\/datafiles\/37665\/upload\/images\/image5.jpg\" style=\"height: 543px; width: 965px; margin-top: 10px; margin-bottom: 10px;\" \/><\/span>Participants at the workshop<\/span><\/em><\/p>\n\n<meta charset=\"utf-8\" \/><\/p>\n\nIn his opening remarks, Dr. Nguyen Tuan Quang, Deputy Director General of the Department of Climate Change, Ministry of Agriculture and Environment, emphasized that globally, ETS and other carbon pricing instruments, such as carbon taxes, are becoming effective policy tools for emission reduction and implementation of the Paris Agreement. According to the World Bank, by 2025, there were 37 ETSs worldwide, covering 23% of global emissions and generating US$69.1 billion in revenue. Vietnam is also gradually establishing its ETS framework to fulfill its NDC and Net Zero 2050 commitments, supported by the Environmental Protection Law, Decree 06\/2022, and Decree 119\/2025, with a pilot phase until 2028 and official operation from 2029. He stressed that this workshop provides an opportunity to summarize the technical assistance outcomes and gather policy recommendations and international lessons to prepare for the upcoming pilot phase.<\/span><\/p>\n\n<img src=\"\/datafiles\/37665\/upload\/images\/image-20251015111112-9.jpeg\" style=\"height: 543px; width: 965px; margin-top: 10px; margin-bottom: 10px;\" \/><\/span>Dr. Nguyen Tua<\/span><\/em>n Quang, Deputy Director General of the Department of Climate Change, Ministry of Agriculture and Environment<\/span><\/em><\/p>\n\n<meta charset=\"utf-8\" \/><\/p>\n\nMr. Pham Nam Hung, representative of the Department of Climate Change &ndash; Ministry of Agriculture and Environment, presented an overview of the policy framework and roadmap for Vietnam&rsquo;s carbon market development. His presentation introduced the fundamental concepts of the carbon market, its objectives and significance in greenhouse gas mitigation, and reviewed the existing legal framework, including the 2020 Environmental Protection Law, Decree 06\/2022, and Decree 119\/2025. He noted that the market&rsquo;s roadmap includes a pilot phase from 2025 to 2028, followed by full operation after 2030, with key management tools such as emission allowances, carbon credits, domestic trading platforms, and cooperation mechanisms under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement.<\/span><\/p>\n\n<img src=\"\/datafiles\/37665\/upload\/images\/image-20251015111112-10.jpeg\" style=\"height: 543px; width: 965px; margin-top: 10px; margin-bottom: 10px;\" \/><\/span>Mr. Pham Nam Hung, representative of the Department of Climate Change &ndash; Ministry of Agriculture and Environment<\/span><\/em><\/p>\n\n<meta charset=\"utf-8\" \/><\/p>\n\nMs. Nguyen Hong Loan, Lead Consultant\/Climate Policy Expert and Director of GreenCIC, together with Mr. Ho Cong Hoa, Impact Assessment Expert from the Academy of Policy and Development, presented the outcomes of the technical assistance implemented from September 2024 to September 2025.&nbsp;<\/span><\/p>\n\nThe results focused on analyzing the interactions between domestic ETS management options and international carbon credit trading mechanisms. The research team simulated multiple scenarios, ranging from system scope, allowance allocation methods, to the permissible level of offset credit use, and assessed their socio-economic impacts, including compliance costs, effects on GDP and household consumption, and potential international revenue. The policy recommendations emphasized balancing economic benefits with environmental integrity, and the need to strengthen institutional capacity to ensure effective and transparent market operation.<\/span><\/p>\n\n<img src=\"\/datafiles\/37665\/upload\/images\/image-20251015111112-11.jpeg\" style=\"height: 543px; width: 965px; margin-top: 10px; margin-bottom: 10px;\" \/><\/span>Ms. Nguyen Hong Loan, Lead Consultant\/Climate Policy Expert and Director of GreenCIC<\/em><\/span><\/p>\n\n<meta charset=\"utf-8\" \/><\/p>\n\n<img src=\"\/datafiles\/37665\/upload\/images\/image-20251015111112-12.jpeg\" style=\"height: 543px; width: 965px; margin-top: 10px; margin-bottom: 10px;\" \/><\/span>Mr. Ho Cong Hoa, Impact Assessment Expert from the Academy of Policy and Development<\/span><\/em><\/p>\n\nIn the next session, Dr. Robert Ritz, Economist at the University of Cambridge, shared international experiences on ETS design and governance. He presented a global outlook on carbon pricing toward 2030, projecting that carbon prices are likely to double and more ETSs and carbon border adjustment mechanisms (CBAMs) will emerge. For Vietnam, Dr. Ritz recommended close monitoring of factors such as price floor and ceiling mechanisms, sectoral coverage, allocation methods, and the use of auction revenues to support green transition efforts. He also advised Vietnam to prepare for the impacts of the EU&rsquo;s CBAM and consider developing a similar regional mechanism to protect industrial competitiveness.<\/span><\/p>\n\nMs. Marianne Tan, Deputy Director for Policy and Strategy in the Asia-Pacific region at South Pole, concluded the thematic presentations by sharing international experience and next steps for managing carbon credit transactions. She emphasized the crucial role of host countries under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement, noting that governments should focus on four key responsibilities: establishing clear institutions, defining national priorities, developing transparent approval processes, and setting up the required technical and infrastructure systems. She added that an effective operational framework must also ensure fair benefit-sharing, a well-connected national registry, and robust monitoring and reporting capacities to build trust among international partners.<\/span><\/p>\n\nIn his closing remarks, Mr. Do Manh Toan, National Coordinator of ETP, highlighted the significant outcomes achieved after nearly one year of implementation, focusing on two key areas: assessing the impacts of Vietnam&rsquo;s domestic carbon market and analyzing options for international carbon credit transactions. He noted that the technical assistance had delivered three key values: providing scientific and quantitative evidence for policy making, helping Vietnam identify opportunities and challenges in the global carbon credit market, and enhancing the capacity and participation of stakeholders. He reaffirmed the Department of Climate Change&rsquo;s pivotal role in ensuring the program&rsquo;s success and confirmed that ETP will continue to collaborate closely with the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment in the next phase, supporting further research, legal framework development, capacity building for enterprises, and international cooperation, to help Vietnam achieve its Net Zero 2050 target.<\/span><\/p>\n\n<img src=\"\/datafiles\/37665\/upload\/images\/image-20251015111112-13.jpeg\" style=\"height: 543px; width: 965px; margin-top: 10px; margin-bottom: 10px;\" \/><\/span>Mr. Do Manh Toan, National Coordinator of ETP<\/span><\/em><\/p>\n\nThe workshop concluded with an engaging open discussion, where participants agreed on the need to strengthen the legal framework further, improve infrastructure, and enhance management capacity to enable Vietnam&rsquo;s deeper integration into the international carbon market. The outcomes of this Technical Assistance reaffirm Vietnam&rsquo;s strong potential to both effectively reduce emissions and attract green financial resources, contributing to the realization of its Net Zero 2050 commitment.<\/span><\/p>\n\n<meta charset=\"utf-8\" \/><\/p>\n","image_url":"https:\/\/greencic.vn\/datafiles\/37665\/upload\/images\/image5%281%29.jpg","image_thumb_url":"https:\/\/greencic.vn\/datafiles\/37665\/upload\/thumb_images\/image5%281%29.jpg","tags":"","count_view":395,"seo_name":"greencic-phoi-hop-to-chuc-hoi-thao-tong-ket-danh-gia-tac-dong-he-thong-ets-va-tin-chi-cac-bon-tai-viet-nam","date_update":1758600547,"date_created_format":1760501917,"meta_title":"","meta_desc":"","meta_keyword":"","qr_code":"https:\/\/greencic.vn\/greencic-phoi-hop-to-chuc-hoi-thao-tong-ket-danh-gia-tac-dong-he-thong-ets-va-tin-chi-cac-bon-tai-viet-nam"},{"id":713354,"name":"GreenCIC co-organized consultation workshop entitled “Impact Assessment of Carbon Credit and Mitigation Outcome Trading from Vietnam to International Markets.”","desc":"","content":"On August 20, 2025, in Hanoi, Green Climate Innovation&nbsp;Co., Ltd. (GreenCIC), in collaboration with Energy and Environment Consultancy&nbsp;Joint Stock Company (VNEEC) and South Pole (Switzerland), organized&nbsp;consultation workshop titled “Impact Assessment of Carbon Credit and Mitigation Outcomes Trading from Vietnam to International Markets.” This activity was held within the framework of the Technical Assistance Program “Impact Assessment of the Greenhouse Gas Emissions Trading System and Carbon Credits in Vietnam,” funded by the United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) through the Southeast Asia Energy Transition Partnership (ETP). The program aims to support the Department of Climate Change (DCC), Ministry of Agriculture and Environment (MAE), in developing Vietnam’s carbon market.<\/span><\/p><img class=\"image_resized\" style=\"width:965px;\" src=\"https:\/\/lh7-rt.googleusercontent.com\/docsz\/AD_4nXeDy47JpqwmjH3mamPhnmf90W48IslFDvpe0-03hKTDqyArjOg_68sXUJF_4yOPTUMKKkH3zEGVE_Tfbu4F3MBQ3iwIlRWfM7TWmP0nCZoO8RZ63oQlCHQHdKsxEYQ-ZxoF0wC8GQ?key=CK7OZxhui091LP7yKdnRmQ\"><\/strong><\/span> Photo: Delegates attending the workshop<\/i><\/span><\/p>The event attracted significant attention from stakeholders, with more than 100 participants joining both in person and online. Attendees included leaders of the DCC, MAE; representatives from other ministries and agencies such as the Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Construction, the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI); international organizations; universities and research institutes; major emitting enterprises; and consulting and project development units engaged in carbon credit generation and international carbon credit trading.<\/span> In his opening remarks, Mr. Nguyen Tuan Quang, Deputy Director General of the DCC, emphasized that Vietnam’s carbon market legal framework has been gradually improved. The Law on Environmental Protection 2020 first introduced the concept of “Organization and development of the carbon market” in Article 139. Subsequently, the Government issued Decree No. 06\/2022\/ND-CP and its amendment Decree No. 119\/2025\/ND-CP, outlining a roadmap for market development, including a pilot phase through 2028 and full implementation starting in 2029. The plan also targets the pilot operation of a carbon exchange in 2025. The Prime Minister has approved the Scheme “Establishment and Development of Vietnam’s Carbon Market,” detailing key tasks and solutions to ensure the roadmap’s success. Regarding international cooperation, MAE is currently leading the drafting of a decree on the international transfer of mitigation outcomes and carbon credits, to be submitted to the Government in 2025, also following a pilot phase to 2028 and full implementation by 2029.<\/span> According to the plan, a registry system and carbon exchange will be developed, with a pilot carbon trading platform expected as early as 2025. MAE is also preparing the draft decree on international transfer of mitigation outcomes and carbon credits for Government review within 2025. Mr. Quang stressed that Vietnam’s carbon market development must be linked to international transactions under Article 6.2 of the Paris Agreement, requiring policies that are both practical and forward-looking.<\/span><\/p><img class=\"image_resized\" style=\"width:965px;\" src=\"https:\/\/lh7-rt.googleusercontent.com\/docsz\/AD_4nXciTCZj1FwAUmxQonPDVpGeC8Do_0z1wq9MnbgrScD5HdsYvLqgOCxUBLxlUBntn8aamxkqNj24P_GAZR9fpVL84cX9jflyL4RyQDykSnb0W7skoBbCsN8s1u1QN2vlN3DUBVXIxw?key=CK7OZxhui091LP7yKdnRmQ\"><\/strong><\/span><\/p>Photo: Mr. Nguyen Tuan Quang, Deputy Director General, DCC<\/i><\/span><\/p>Over the past period, UNOPS, through the ETP Program, has provided technical support to the DCC in assessing the impact of the emissions trading system and carbon credits. The research outcomes are an important basis for MAE to finalize the draft decree.<\/span> Speaking on behalf of the donor, Mr. John Robert Cotton, Deputy Director of the ETP Program, highlighted the importance of carbon markets as a climate change response tool, from the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) under the Kyoto Protocol to the new mechanisms of the Paris Agreement. He noted that over 70 carbon pricing initiatives have been implemented or are under development worldwide, covering nearly one-quarter of global greenhouse gas emissions. According to Mr. Cotton, Vietnam’s participation in international carbon trading not only meets compliance requirements but also opens opportunities to mobilize climate finance, accelerate technology transfer, and move toward the net-zero target by 2050.<\/span> At the workshop, Mr. Nguyen Thanh Cong, Deputy Head of the Carbon Market Division, DCC, provided updates on the regulatory framework and roadmap for trading mitigation outcomes and carbon credits. According to him, the current draft regulations on international transfers of mitigation outcomes and carbon credits are being developed to govern transactions between Vietnam and international partners. The draft covers key mechanisms, including trading under Article 6.2, as well as outside Article 6.2 (such as programs and projects under Article 6.4 and independent carbon standards). It also outlines responsibilities for transfers and establishes rules for corresponding adjustments.<\/span> Ms. Roxanne Tan, International Carbon Market Expert at South Pole Group, shared international experiences in carbon credit management, drawing important lessons for Vietnam as it engages in this market. She stressed that a strong management framework must ensure transparency, predictability, and close alignment with NDC targets, while optimizing economic benefits from carbon credits. Drawing on international case studies from countries such as Ghana, Rwanda, Thailand, Cambodia, and Chile, these nations have implemented Article 6 management approaches such as: building legal frameworks for Article 6, establishing registry systems, leveraging existing crediting standards, identifying eligible activities, applying partial mitigation retention to avoid overselling, and, in some cases, imposing corresponding adjustment (CA) fees or benefit-sharing for mitigation, adaptation, and sustainable development efforts. Ms. Roxanne also pointed out that international demand for carbon credits is rapidly increasing, from governments, businesses, and airlines under CORSIA, opening significant opportunities for Vietnam. However, to seize these opportunities, Vietnam needs to promptly identify eligible activity portfolios, determine the proportion of mitigation outcomes retained for domestic NDC implementation, set corresponding adjustment fees, and establish a long-term strategy beyond 2030 to ensure financial feasibility and attract investment. A transparent, clear, and stable management mechanism will be key to enhancing investor confidence, defining the value of Vietnam’s credits in the global market, and contributing to the Net Zero commitment by 2050.<\/span><\/p><img class=\"image_resized\" style=\"width:965px;\" src=\"https:\/\/lh7-rt.googleusercontent.com\/docsz\/AD_4nXdx2NOV3CHzsFSfKg22GLw5Dip5p2ajBIY8NY0lZf-WiWkfpQobj33vXJHvFEVS0XWnn2Hp8shzhFh-yiE8rbUFLp1eCtWKLxVQKKKCTDkU8AI0NzJTuJRiJzG7fUqkEIxFoeeAQQ?key=CK7OZxhui091LP7yKdnRmQ\"><\/strong><\/span> Photo: Ms. Roxanne Tan, International Carbon Market Expert, South Pole<\/i><\/span><\/p>Ms. Nguyen&nbsp;Hong Loan, Project Team Leader\/Climate Policy Expert at Green Climate Innovators Co., Ltd., presented options for managing the trading of carbon credits and mitigation outcomes from Vietnam to international markets.<\/span> Accordingly, the study developed and assessed nine scenarios based on two main factors: the portfolio of eligible activities for international transfer and the proportion of mitigation outcomes retained to ensure achievement of the national NDC. For supply, the study considered two options: (i) the S20 scenario, allowing trading only from 20 mitigation measures contributing solely to conditional NDC targets; and (ii) the S56 scenario, expanding to 56 measures contributing to both conditional and unconditional NDC targets. Corresponding trading caps were set at 90% for S20, and at two levels: 70% or 50% for S56 to manage overselling risk and safeguard national NDC goals. Price was identified as a key factor influencing scenario impacts. Price bands were divided into three ranges - high, medium, and low - for each buyer group. These ranges were presented in tables and figures, reflecting potential market fluctuations.<\/span> Other important factors, such as buyer prioritization, tax mechanisms, and transaction fees, were integrated into each scenario. Specifically, the study applied buyer prioritization based on partnership levels (e.g., partners with cooperation agreements given priority) and market demand (such as CORSIA), combined with three price bands (low, medium, high) for each buyer to reflect market volatility. Financial elements such as a 20% corporate income tax, 10% value-added tax (VAT), and a 2% transaction fee on revenue were also incorporated to ensure a comprehensive impact assessment.<\/span><\/p><img class=\"image_resized\" style=\"width:965px;\" src=\"https:\/\/lh7-rt.googleusercontent.com\/docsz\/AD_4nXfnghyHbE8V_HPT8zJRsaRjvbez4vfy3JZY02lQQ-W3oMt30lx5kSalfTsQAndku8yfQgG0kir6ZJDvfgmPnlrBGoAGYymMlD8jMm676qkCytSbJxRgg-HEsk1YGWqGqC8zxICKtw?key=CK7OZxhui091LP7yKdnRmQ\"><\/strong><\/span><\/p>Photo: Ms. Nguyen Hong Loan, Director of Green Climate Innovation Co., Ltd., Project Team Leader, Climate Policy Expert<\/i><\/span><\/p>Regarding the impact assessment results, Mr. Ho Cong Hoa, Impact Assessment Expert at the Academy of Policy and Development, stated: “Economic and social benefits are maximized under the expanded portfolio scenario S56, eligible for international transfer. Under this scenario, economic benefits from carbon credit trading could contribute an average of 0.43% annually during 2025–2030, while boosting investment, consumption, and employment.”<\/span> Mr. Hoa emphasized that setting trading caps is necessary to ensure corresponding adjustments under the Paris Agreement and to contribute to Vietnam’s NDC targets. Retaining 50% of credits could secure up to 62% of the unconditional NDC, whereas retaining 30% would result in 37.3%.<\/span><\/p><img class=\"image_resized\" style=\"width:965px;\" src=\"https:\/\/lh7-rt.googleusercontent.com\/docsz\/AD_4nXcgDmM6L-0ZOAW3axpMT8oORAx_Dh3hzNbxex4roy2cwPI2gYBxt9y10dWWMfgpUstBvioeb-wre1fSFAg3TZ6-N7jQzO4SVGmyZRfP3mtvZvoYfn9yigGVP5D3BL9e7SYWWO8J?key=CK7OZxhui091LP7yKdnRmQ\"><\/strong><\/span><\/p>Photo: Mr. Ho Cong Hoa, Impact Assessment Expert, Academy of Policy and Development<\/i><\/span><\/p>Experts also recommended that Vietnam adopt a phased approach, starting with a cautious trading cap of 50%. As domestic mitigation capacity strengthens and confidence in meeting unconditional targets grows, the cap could be raised to 70% to fully achieve conditional NDC targets with international support. 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