Vietnam is a low-lying country in Southeast Asia with a densely populated coastal zone that is strongly dependent on tourism and agriculture. Current coping strategies relating to climate risks have shown to be ineffective, and the increasing impacts of climate change pose serious impediments to sustaining progress in the country. It has therefore become an imperative objective of the Vietnamese government to respond to this immense challenge, so climate actions count on institutional support. The assessed LMTs in Vietnam are biochar, afforestation/reforestation and avoided deforestation, and agroforestry.
Vietnam’s Scenarios for Land Based Mitigation – A Summary for Policymakers
In a new report, we provide an overview of different (Land-based Mitigation Technologies and Practices) LMTs for Vietnam and lay out how they could potentially be adopted at scale.
Introduction: Sustainable Coffee Agroforestry, Vietnam
How can we make coffee agroforestry more sustainable?