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Building a Greener Future for Vietnam
The Centre for Energy and Green Growth Research (CEGR), established in 1998, (18) ______ that aims at promoting sustainable development in Vietnam. As a non-governmental member of the Vietnam Union of Science and Technology Associations (VUSTA), CEGR has made significant contributions to the development of sustainable energy and green growth in Vietnam.
The first goal of CEGR is to promote renewable energy sources. CEGR has been working closely with the government, private sectors and civil societies (19) ______ in Vietnam. For example, CEGR has played a vital role in developing wind power in Vietnam. In 2019, the country added 376 MW of wind power capacity, with over 80% of the capacity located in the central and southern regions. CEGR has actively developed strategies to promote wind power. (20) ______, which outlines key targets for the sector’s growth.
In addition, CEGR has been strongly promoting sustainable development in Vietnam. It has developed sustainable transport strategies for the country in order to reduce greenhouse emissions. The strategies involve promoting law-carbon transport options such as electric vehicles and public transport systems. (21) ______ sustainable agricultural practices to reduce emissions and improve energy efficiency.
Overall, CEGR’s contributions in Vietnam have been significant, and the organisation’s work has had a major positive impact on the country’s energy sector. Its efforts have aided in the increased use of renewable energy sources and the promotion of sustainable development practices, (22) ______ and Vietnam’s economy.
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The Centre for Energy and Green Growth Research (CEGR), established in 1998, (18) ______ that aims at promoting sustainable development in Vietnam.
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