Abstract
Green credit refers to credits that banks invest in production and business projects that do not pose risks or are intended to protect the environment. With the aim of targeting energy saving, renewable energy and clean technology projects, green credit products contribute to bringing great benefits to sustainable economic development in the above countries in the world and Vietnam in recent years. However, reality shows that there are still many difficulties and challenges in the process of implementing growth of this type of credit. Based on the analysis of the current situation of green credit activities in Vietnam in recent times, this article aims to propose some recommendations to promote green credit growth in the coming time.
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