Provide financial incentives and encourage investment in green projects
In Directive No. 44/CT-TTg, he requested the Prime Minister to complete preferential financial policies to encourage investment in green projects to implement green development strategies through implementing a number of actions. Dynamic, central solution.
Despite recent challenges, Vietnam’s green development process has achieved many important results and contributed positively to overall economic growth.
Some green development goals, activities, and solutions have not been quickly integrated into socio-economic development plans and public investment plans, leading to a lack of implementation resources in ministries and branches.
In Directive No. 44/CT-TTG for the period 2021-2030 to promote the implementation of the Green Development Strategy with a vision to 2050, the Prime Minister requested leaders of ministries to propose a number of key activities and solutions.
Accelerate the implementation of programs, projects, and pilot projects of new models related to green development;
The Prime Minister requested a system to monitor, evaluate and report on the implementation of the green development strategy.
In addition, strengthen advocacy work and mobilize all resources for green development;
The Prime Minister called for the development of preferential financial policies to encourage investment in green projects.
In particular, it is important to restructure and improve industries based on innovation and application of science and technology;
In addition, it is necessary to improve carbon credit exchange and compensation mechanisms and policies;
The Ministry of Construction has developed institutions, policies and tools to monitor and evaluate green, smart urban development, climate change, green buildings, public infrastructure and transportation services. other related information.
The Prime Minister will complete agricultural and rural infrastructure to adapt to climate change, focus on irrigation and clean water projects, restructure the agricultural sector, and build new rural areas;
The directive also highlights the need to complete a comprehensive national inventory of clean technology, advanced technology, high technology and low carbon emissions in manufacturing industries.
It is also important to improve policy mechanisms that encourage green transport and green energy (including hydrogen fuel for vehicles, equipment and green transport infrastructure).
