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August 12, 2024

ESG in Vietnam: Legal Framework and Path to Compliance

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With the growing prominence of ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) factors, businesses in Vietnam are increasingly recognizing their importance in driving global demand, societal impact, and economic value. A comprehensive acknowledgment of ESG-related legal requirements is critical for investors and companies operating in Vietnam to meet stakeholder expectations and ensure compliance.

Our guide provides a basic overview of the rapidly evolving ESG landscape in Vietnam, covering a range of key issues for companies doing business in the country:

  • What is ESG, and what does the ESG legal framework look like in Vietnam?
  • Who needs to follow ESG regulations in Vietnam?
  • What are the benefits of ESG compliance?
  • How can enterprises enhance ESG best practices in Vietnam?

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