CSV Training – Initiating Collaborative Actions for Carbon Emissions Reduction

CSV Training – Initiating Collaborative Actions for Carbon Emissions Reduction

Recently, the Win-Win for Vietnam project in collaboration with VB4E organised two 2-day training courses on “Initiating Collaborative Actions for Carbon Emissions Reduction” in Ha Noi and Ho Chi Minh City (Viet Nam). More than 80 representatives from companies and civil society organisations (CSOs) have participated in the two training.

Overview of the training in Ha Noi
Participants of the training in Ho Chi Minh City

The training courses revolve around sustainable business development trends linked to ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance), carbon reduction strategies, carbon accounting, carbon credits, as well as collaborative initiatives to create shared values between businesses and CSOs. The training was conducted by experienced international experts in sustainable development, CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility), CSV (Creating Shared Value), climate action and climate mitigation. Additionally, some guest speakers from enterprises and CSOs also shared their practical experiences and the general context in Vietnam and internationally regarding carbon emissions reduction and collaborative value creation initiatives for climate action and mitigation.

Prof. Dr. Markus Beckmann from FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg (Germany) – the leading trainer of the course in Ha Noi

 

Ms Chau Bui, Visible Impact’s Director of Operation, Doctoral researcher at FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg – the leading trainer of the course in Ho Chi Minh City

Combining resources through partnerships between businesses and CSOs allows partners to achieve more and create shared values for both the implementing partners and the society as well as the environment compared to operating alone. Ms Chau Bui emphasised, “Cooperation between businesses and CSOs is a powerful tool to tackle sustainability challenges. However, during the collaboration process, each party should know their own boundaries and preserve their own values and identities for a sustainable partnership.”

Source

The Win-Win for Vietnam project is jointly implemented from September 2020 – February 2024, by the Institute for Research on Development Communication (RED) – lead organisation (Vietnam) and Pro NGO! e.V. (Germany), and co-funded by the Delegation of the European Union to Vietnam.

Visible Impact is partnering with Pro NGO! to conduct several project activities.