cently implemented NAMAS
towards carbon-net neutral housing
promote the transition to low emission in high-rise residential buildings for the middle-income segment in Viet Nam with the focus on new buildings
ementation of appropriate emission reduction measures, thus contributing to Viet Nam's achievement of objectives in GHG emission reduction.
The NAMA proposal includes a technical component with three main groups of activities: (i) the development and completion of policies for
ilities with low-carbon emission; (ii) technical support during the implementation of the NAMA project; (iii) Capacity building/scaling up, and
ponent with the following activities: (i financial support from French Development Agency (AFD) and BIDV for investors and house buyers; (ii)
f non-refundable grants from the NAMA Facility for Viet Nam.
ency: GIZ financed the development of the NAMA proposal.
gency: MOC
period: 05 years since 2022
jectives: (1) To reach 27,000 tCO,e of accumulated GHG emission reduction at the end of the project's implementation; (ii) To reach 192,000
lated GHG emission reduction in 10 years after the project's implementation; (iii) to have 17 construction units and 3,400 apartment owners
arbon buildings and 200 auditors receive training by the end of the project; (iv) to issue 01 green band by the end of the Project; (v) to have 34
ered as low-carbon buildings per 5-star standards of the carbon performance labelling system (CPLS); (vi) to mobilize a total of EUR 200 million
ment and EUR 257.9 million in private investment by the end of the project.
s: 0 The amount of GHG emission reduction achieved; (ii) the number of units/individuals benefiting directly from the Project; (ii) the number
issued to reinvest in low-carbon buildings; (iv) the number of buiklings registered as per 5-star standards according to CPLS; (v) the amount of
ed from the public and private sectors.
nding for NAMA's implementation includes:
loan of EUR 200 million from AFD for projects meeting green building and low emission standards;
of non-refundable grants from the NAMA Facility to reduce