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Improving access to green financial products: Developing specialized financial
instruments tailored to the needs of construction companies, such as green bonds and

green loans, will provide favorable terms for sustainable projects. Providing targeted
support for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to help them access green
finance through financial subsidies, low-interest loans, or technical assistance will
further promote adoption.
Industry-specific interventions: Recognizing that different sub-sectors within the
construction industry may face unique challenges in adopting green finance, sector-
specific strategies should be developed to address these unique needs and barriers.
Partnering with industry associations to promote green finance practices within their

specific sectors will also be beneficial.
The transition to green finance is a multifaceted challenge that requires concerted
efforts from policymakers, industry leaders, and construction companies. By enhancing
awareness, simplifying transition strategies, leveraging the experience of established
companies, and improving access to financial products, Vietnam's construction industry
can make significant strides towards sustainability. The findings of this study provide a

roadmap for targeted interventions that can facilitate the adoption of green finance
practices, ultimately contributing to a more sustainable and resilient construction sector
in Vietnam. As the industry embraces these changes, it will not only align with global
environmental standards but also enhance its long-term viability and competitiveness.

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