Green finance focuses on investing in projects and activities that minimize negative
environmental impacts, such as renewable energy, energy conservation, and sustainable resource management.
Currently, PVCFC is investing in projects that benefit the environment, as well as in social welfare
initiatives such as tree planting, bridge construction, and improving the environment and infrastructure in
various areas.
Additionally, PVCFC is investing in projects and scientific research that help reduce environmental emissions and regenerate energy, such as rooftop solar energy projects; food-grade CO2 production projects; investments in scientific research topics like the ORC system; utilizing excess energy to generate electricity for production at the Ca Mau Fertilizer Plant, and developing organic fertilizers and fertilizers that are environmentally friendly to the soil.
Financial Inclusion ensures that everyone, especially vulnerable and disadvantaged
groups who have difficulty accessing traditional finance, has the opportunity to access financial
services.
Initiating its first activities aimed at helping farmer customers overcome financial difficulties, PVCFC is currently drafting regulations on deferred payment sales. This is considered a credit activity, supporting customers who face cash flow challenges in their operations.