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environmental compliance for businesses requires effort. Administrators need to be
aware that Vietnam is committed to controlling CO2 emissions, and businesses or banks

may face challenges in meeting these requirements. They may require assistance,
resulting in overdue and non-performing loans (NPL). Therefore, administrators should
consider implementing appropriate policies that enhance the environment and maintain
a balanced overdue loan rate to ensure sustainable development goals.

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