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The Project aims to provide an assessment on the impacts of a carbon pricing as an essential component of the policy design process. Carbon pricing instruments (CPIs) can have different impacts on different stakeholders, for instance increasing the costs for businesses, which can in turn impact employment, and changing the prices of goods bought by households. Understanding these impacts, both at the macro level (e.g., GDP impacts, national GHG emissions) and micro level (e.g. impact on households or sub-sectors/businesses) can inform policy makers when designing a CPI.
The objective of the project is to (1) design a voluntary labelling program for carbon emission disclosure and emission reduction outcomes to recognize good practice in reporting and disclosing GHG emission and emission reduction outcome, (2) pilot the program in three sectors: textile & garment, food processing & beverage and RE Plants and (3) develop concrete recommendations for implementing a voluntary carbon labelling program in Vietnam including the roadmap and action plan for roll out phase based on the result of the pilot phase.
The project offers a simulation tool and policy recommendations for implementing an Emission Trade System (ETS) in Vietnam, raising awareness of carbon pricing and supporting the energy transition.
The study will assess CBAM's impacts on exports, energy transition, economy, and NDC implementation in Vietnam. It will provide recommendations for minimizing negative impacts and implementing a domestic carbon market and carbon tax system.
The main objective of this project is to attract investments in the renewable energy and energy effciency sectors in Vietnam
At COP26, Vietnam pledged to a net-zero target to reach carbon neutral emissions by 2050 and signed the Global Coal to Clean Power Transition Statement. The country commits to end all new investment in coal power generation, scale up clean power generation, and phase out coal power by the 2040s. In this context, the World Bank is expected to support the MOIT to develop a road map to phaseout coal-fired power plants suitable to Vietnam's conditions and resources. Hence the Bank is seeking a consulting firm (the Consultant) with excellent experience in Vietnam’s power sector and coal-fired power to conduct the assignment. The assignment will consist of the following contents:i. Vietnam’s power system and international best practices on coal phasing-outii. Power development scenarios and transition pathways consist of the analysis on power system, technologies, expected GHG reduction, socio-environmental issues, economic cost & benefits and legal aspects in relation to coal power phasing-out or repurposing. iii. Proposing a coal phasing out roadmap. iv. Public consultation and stakeholder engagement.
This is one of the four comlementary measures supporting the above SETP budget support programme. The EVSET Facility will contribute to the SETP objectives of (i) improved energy efficiency; (ii) a larger share of renewable energy in the energy mix; and (iii) improved performance of the Viet Nam Energy Information System. Its purposes are: • Purpose 1: provide high level demand-driven technical assistance and capacity development in areas of, but not limited to, technology and knowledge transfer through cooperation on areas like research, higher education and R&D for renewable energy and energy efficiency, renewable energy and energy efficiency policy, legal and regulatory frameworks, norms and technical standards, power market analysis, energy governance, energy information systems, energy budgeting and planning. • Purpose 2: provide support to the operation of the VEPG. • Purpose 3: support monitoring and implementation of the budget support component of the SETP. • Purpose 4: support communication and visibility of the whole EU - Viet Nam Sustainable Energy Transition Programme and Team Europe support to the energy sector in Viet Nam.
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The Climate Innovation and Development Fund (CIDF) is a $25 million, ADB-managed concessional financing fund established with grant commitments from Bloomberg Philanthropies and Goldman Sachs. CIDF has been designed to support climate mitigation and adaptation projects in India and Viet Nam. ADB will deploy funds as grants into its non-sovereign operations to support innovative and high impact climate projects. By offering concessional finance to de-risk projects, the fund aims to leverage up to $500 million in additional financing for private sector innovation in areas such as conventional and non-conventional renewable power generation, sustainable transport, climate-smart urban solutions, grid optimization technology, agriculture and land use, and green manufacturing and construction.
The new Enhanced Transparency Framework (ETF) provided for by the Paris Agreement (PA) adopted at the 21st Conference of Parties (COP21) is essential for the effective implementation of the Agreement. The transparency framework concerns five pillars: the governance, the mitigation of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions including GHG emission inventory, the adaptation of countries to climate change impacts, the support provided and/or received as well as the co-benefits. In this context, the objective of the project is to strengthen the national Monitoring Reporting and Verification (MRV) system in order to enable Viet Nam to meet the international ETF requirements as defined in Article 13 of the PA: building capacities and tools at national level will be provided to monitor, report and track GHG emissions, mitigation actions and funding.