TGM Research Presents Waste Segregation Insights at PRO Vietnam Annual Meeting 2026
PRO Vietnam's Annual Meeting Brings Together Sustainability Leaders
- Insights from Waste Segregation at Source in Vietnam 2025 - presented by TGM Research
- Science & Technology Driving a Sustainable Packaging Value Chain - jointly presented by The Coca-Cola Company Vietnam and Suntory PepsiCo Vietnam Beverage
- Updates on EPR Policy Direction - presented by the National EPR Office
- Research & Application of Science & Technology in Circular Packaging - presented by the University of Technology HCMC
Key Findings from the Waste Segregation at Source in Vietnam 2025 Study
The research explores Vietnamese consumers’ behaviors related to household waste segregation. According to TGM data, awareness of the 3R concept (Reduce – Reuse – Recycle) is already widespread in Vietnam, with 88% of respondents saying they have heard of the concept (N=1925).
The findings offer practical guidance for policymakers, brands, and organizations seeking to encourage greater participation in recycling and responsible waste management programs.
For local audiences interested in exploring the research in more detail, the report is also available in Vietnamese: Phân loại rác tại nguồn ở Việt Nam 2025.
Advancing Vietnam's Circular Economy Through Data and Collaboration
Building a circular economy requires more than policy and technology alone. Success also depends on understanding consumer behavior and using data-driven insights to guide decision-making across the value chain.
As a global market research company, TGM Research commits to helping organizations better understand public attitudes that influence sustainability outcomes. By combining research methodologies with actionable insights, we support businesses and institutions in making informed decisions that create meaningful impact.
Building on more than two years of collaboration, this event marks another milestone in TGM Research's ongoing partnership with PRO Vietnam. Earlier this year, we also contributed insights at the PRO Vietnam Workshop 2026, continuing our shared commitment to advancing sustainable practices through research and evidence-based decision-making.
We would like to thank PRO Vietnam for organizing another successful Annual Meeting and for bringing together stakeholders from across the ecosystem to share knowledge, foster collaboration, and drive progress toward a more sustainable future.
