There was a time when “doing good” was seen as a bonus \u2014 something a business might do once the profits rolled in. Donate to a local school, sponsor a community event, plant a few trees. Nice to have, but not essential. That time is passing fast, and Vietnamese businesses are feeling the shift.<\/p>\n
Today, social responsibility isn’t a charity checkbox \u2014 it’s a business strategy. From the factory floors of Binh Duong to the boardrooms of Hanoi’s tech startups, a quiet revolution in how companies operate is underway. And the stakes have never been higher.<\/p>\n
Vietnam’s economic growth story is remarkable. Over the past three decades, the country transformed from one of the world’s poorest nations into a dynamic middle-income economy. SMEs are the backbone of this story \u2014 they account for over 95% of all enterprises, employ more than half the workforce, and contribute over 40% of GDP.<\/p>\n