Vietnam targets 100 per cent household waste sorting nationwide by 2030


A garbage truck works near a supermarket in Hanoi, Vietnam, Dec 5, 2025. - Photo: Xinhua

HANOI: Vietnam aims to ensure that all household waste nationwide is sorted by 2030 as part of efforts to protect the environment, under a government resolution issued Wednesday, Vietnam News Agency reported Friday (Dec 5).

The plan targets the establishment of waste collection points that meet technical requirements for environmental protection, the elimination of illegal dumping and open burning of waste, and the inclusion of environmental protection rules in community regulations across all neighborhoods.

Under the resolution, 95 per cent of urban domestic waste and 90 per cent of rural domestic waste will be properly collected and treated by 2030, and less than 50 per cent of domestic waste will be treated by direct landfill. - Xinhua

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