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organizations to bolster their capital base. Concurrently, businesses should actively
promote learning advanced technologies to support their production and business

activities.
The conclusions of this paper are based on an analysis of data from the craft
villages in Van Lam district, Hung Yen province. Therefore, the results may not fully
represent all of the craft villages in Vietnam. Nonetheless, this study serves as a
reference for conducting more extensive research.
6. Conclusion
This study underscores the significant role of the perception of business leaders,
the pressure from relevant agents, the financial capacity, the technological capacity, and

the human resources in driving green growth within enterprises at craft villages in Van
Lam district, Hung Yen province. Among these factors, the internal resources of
enterprises-namely, capital and technology-emerge as the most crucial. Additionally,
the paper offers new data and analysis on the craft villages of Van Lam District that
have not been explored yet in previous research. These findings provide a foundation
for formulating policies and strategies for the socio-economic development of craft

villages in Van Lam district and Hung Yen province. Despite certain limitations, this
research paves the way for more in-depth and expansive studies in this field.

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