Waste collection services, environmental monitoring services

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Waste collection services, environmental monitoring services

Affirms that services provided to exercise Government powers as set forth in Article I: 3(c) may be assigned to public monopolies or to private operators core.

For national security reasons, access to certain geographical areas may be restricted[1].

– WTO: Restrictions on the form and percentage of foreign capital contribution have expired

 –  Affirms that services provided to exercise Government powers as set forth in Article I:3(c) may be assigned to public monopolies or privileged to operators private.

In order to ensure public welfare, foreign-invested economic organizations are not allowed to collect garbage directly from households, only provide waste collection services provided by local governments at the provincial and municipal levels designated street.

– WTO: Restrictions on foreign ownership have expired.

– WTO, AFAS, VJEPA, VKFTA, EVFTA, CPTPP

– Decree No. 38/2015/ND-CP dated April 24, 2015 on waste and scrap management.

– Decree No. 136/2018/ND-CP dated October 5, 2018 amending a number of articles of the Decrees related to business investment conditions in the field of natural resources and environment

Conditions for providing services and being licensed to provide services are specified in Decree 127/2014/ND-CP (amended and supplemented according to Decree 136/2018/ND-CP).

– Decree No. 127/2014/ND-CP dated December 31, 2014 of the Government stipulating the conditions for organizations operating in environmental monitoring services.

– Decree No. 136/2018/ND-CP dated October 5, 2018 of the Government amending a number of articles of the Decrees related to business investment conditions in the field of natural resources and environment.