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Addressing sustainability challenges in the agriculture and textile and footwear sectors

Vietnam is one of the top global producers of coffee, aquaculture products, tea, and spices, as well as apparel and textiles. Through collaborative innovations across the value chain we are committed to making the country a top sustainable producer too.

Since 2012, our team has established a particular focus on building strong partnerships with the Vietnamese Government and bringing public-private stakeholders together to address the most pressing sustainability issues while supporting efficient production and investment opportunities.

As well as convening Public-Private Partnerships (PPP), we are an active member of the Partnership for Sustainable Agriculture in Vietnam (PSAV) and Co-Chair of the public private partnership (PPP) Task Forces for Fisheries, Spices and Agro-Chemicals. Along with our commodity programs, our Sustainable Landscape program comprehensively addresses sustainability issues across sectors that source in the Central Highlands.

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Having direct access to key decision-makers means we can design intervention strategies to achieve the impacts that trigger changes in Sector Governance, Field-level Sustainability, and Business Practices.

Our Vietnam Country Team Director

Huynh Tien Dung

Huynh Tien Dung

Country Director

How to reach us - Vietnam office

R.401, Block B1, Van Phuc Diplomatic Compound, 298 Kim Ma Street

Ba Dinh District, Hanoi, Vietnam

News & Resources

The latest news and resources from our Vietnam office

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IDH launches the Resilient Coffee Program to accelerate investment in regenerative coffee sourcing regions
11 August 2026

IDH launches the Resilient Coffee Program to accelerate investment in regenerative coffee sourcing regions

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Vietnam and Uganda step up South-South cooperation on sustainable and resilient coffee
11 August 2026

Vietnam and Uganda step up South-South cooperation on sustainable and resilient coffee

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23 April 2026

New insights on living wages in aquaculture sector

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