The Center for Supporting Green Development, GreenHub, is a science and technology organization in Viet Nam. Established by women in 2016, we advocate for waste-related regulations and empower communities to protect nature, pursue sustainable livelihoods, and adopt Zero Waste practices, improving human and environmental health.
GreenHub connects communities and resources to embrace green lifestyle practices, sustainable production, and natural conservation.
Vision
Our vision is for a strong, resilient, inclusive, green development of Viet Nam
Core Values
Check out - 7 core values of GreenHub
RESPECT
GreenHub respects the laws of nature, ecological balance, individual and cultural diversity to build a green, friendly and sharing environment
INTERGRITY
GreenHub is committed to conduct based on integrity, equality and transparency in harmony with communities and the environment
QUALITY
GreenHub promotes simplicity and dedication. We are dedicated to achieving the highest quality in work. Each GreenHuber is facilitated to promote his/her own character and "quality"
PROFESIONALISM
GreenHub work with great expertise and promotes professionalism; we build and imrpove our processes regularly to create practices that has good impact on the environment and society
INNOVATION
GreenHub inspires creativity, dynamic and passion; implements innovation to harmonize environmental benefits and community values
SYNERGY
GreenHub values synergy and cooperation. Synergy is for powerfulness union and converging; Cooperation supports developing and spreading values.
SUSTAINABILITY
GreenHub promotes sustainabile development. Sustainable in balancing the interests of the parties, sacrificing immediate interests for long-term benefits. Persistence in small actions that are strategic and work towards a common goal.
Impact Areas
Four Impact Areas of GreenHub
Zero Waste
Along with economic development & urbanization, the amount of solid waste generated in Vietnam has steadily increased at an annual rate of about 10%...
Vietnam has a wealth of ecosystems, key biodiversity
areas, and world-recognized
“Biological Hotspots” with a network of more than 150
protected areas ...
Agriculture is a critical pillar for food security, nutrition, and livelihoods, providing
employment for over 27 million people—more than 50% of the national workforce. The
agriculture, forestry, and fisheries sector currently contributes approximately 11.9% of
GDP, with a growth rate of 3.7% in 2025; however, at the same time, production models
that prioritize monoculture and short-term profits have led to declining biodiversity and
increasing environmental pollution.
