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In recent decades, the remarkable economic growth of the world has brought significant progress for humanity. However, it has also posed numerous challenges related to issues such as climate change, environmental pollution, inequality, and ongoing economic crises, threatening sustainable human development. Among these challenges, environmental and natural resource issues continue to attract the most attention from most countries around the world. In this new context, the green economy has become an inevitable trend of the era, aiming for economic development while ensuring the quality of the living environment, towards sustainable development. Not outside this trend, recently, The promotion of strategies and plans aimed at fostering green economic development in Vietnam has been gaining momentum. According to No. 1393/QD-TTg issued by the Government on September 25, 2012, after more than 10 years of implementation, significant results have been achieved in this field, demonstrated by progress in awareness of production and consumption behaviors, increasing popularity of green production and consumption trends, and people gradually becoming more environmentally conscious
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