Tìm kiếm thông tin 2020 Environmental Protection Law

New law enforces polluter-pays principle

Business - 2 year

The Environmental Protection Law 2020 introduces a new perspective on solid waste management as polluter-pays principle, reflected in policy instruments such as extended producer responsibility (EPR), waste charge by volume.

Private sector acts to protect environment

National Focus - 2 year

2022 marks the first year the revised Law on Environmental Protection (LEP) 2020 came into effect, and also the first year Vietnam has lots of drastic actions to realise its commitments to bring net emissions to zero at COP26.

Enterprises promote EPR in circular economy

Business - 3 year

Vietnamese businesses has prepared for Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) implementation very early, even before when the Law on Environmental Protection 2020 was approved.

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New law enforces polluter-pays principle

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