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Vietnam's green credit hit $30B by Nov 2025, but needs $20B yearly; $670–700B needed by 2050 for net-zero.
Vietnam’s green transition is gaining momentum, with green credit reaching $30 billion by November 2025 and projected to hit $34 billion by year-end, accounting for nearly 6% of total loans.
Despite progress, experts warn funding falls short of the $20 billion annual need, prompting calls for expanded green bonds, carbon markets, private investment, and stronger international partnerships.
The State Bank of Vietnam and Agribank are pushing for policy reforms, including a national emissions database, standardized reporting, and incentives like tax breaks and green guarantee funds.
Four Vietnamese banks joined the global Alliance for Green Commercial Banks, while international commitments totaled $15.5 billion for net-zero goals.
Officials stress that achieving net-zero by 2050 will require $670–700 billion in investments, demanding coordinated action across banks, capital markets, and global partners.
El crédito verde de Vietnam alcanzó los 30.000 millones de dólares en noviembre de 2025, pero necesita 20.000 millones anuales; Se necesitan entre 670 y 700.000 millones de dólares para 2050 para el net-zero.