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According to the Vietnam ESG Readiness Report by PwC, a significant 80% of businesses have committed to or are planning to implement ESG practices within the next 2-4 years:

  • 57% of foreign direct investment (FDI) businesses have established clear ESG commitments.
  • 58% of listed companies in Vietnam have plans to commit to ESG in the near future.
  • 40% of surveyed private/family businesses have indicated ESG commitments.

Most businesses in Vietnam prioritize Governance (G) as the top factor in their implementation programs, with 62% choosing it, followed by Environmental (E) factors at 22%, and Social (S) factors at 16%.

WHY CHOOSE SEED

International Experience

An international team of experts with many years of experience in the ESG field, always dedicated and professional

Optimizing Efficiency

Optimize time, costs, and resources for businesses through the practical experience of our consulting team.

Tailored Process

Constructing comprehensive documentation on operational procedures, aiding in learning, and facilitating smoother knowledge transfer.

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ESG Consulting in the sustainable development investment strategy to join the global supply chain

SEED’s Strategic Consulting solution explains how trends and legal regulations on ESG issues are directly relevant to a company and its target markets. Then, find solutions to the main barriers of businesses when practicing ESG:

  • Impact on revenue, profits and cash flow in general: Businesses are faced with the choice of exchanging revenue and profits in exchange for future investment opportunities. But in the short term, this decision can cause businesses to face a crisis due to lack of cash flow.
  • Lack of professional knowledge to build the right strategy: Up to 27% of businesses admit they are not capable of building a strategy that balances sustainable responsibility and business efficiency. Much of the responsibility falls on the shoulders of managers, who must both operate the business and find ways to supplement ESG knowledge.
  • Insufficient infrastructure to produce renewable energy: Many businesses accept to trade profits to switch to using renewable energy, but the total available renewable energy is not enough. This is a big problem for both Businesses and the Government.