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越南废弃物管理:市场占有率分析、产业趋势与统计、成长预测(2025-2030 年)Vietnam Waste Management - Market Share Analysis, Industry Trends & Statistics, Growth Forecasts (2025 - 2030) |
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越南废弃物管理市场规模预计在 2025 年将达到 22.1 亿美元,预计在 2030 年将达到 30.7 亿美元,市场估计和预测期(2025-2030 年)的复合年增长率为 6.78%。
废弃物管理是一个综合过程,包括系统性地处理、调节和清除人类活动所产生的物料输送。废弃物管理是现代社会应对不断增加的废弃物数量和种类所带来的挑战的努力的关键要素。目的是最大限度地减少废弃物对环境、社会和健康的负面影响,同时最大限度地提高资源回收率并促进永续性。废弃物处理过程由几个基本步骤组成。首先,废弃物从家庭、企业、工业和机构等各种来源收集。然后它将被运送到适当的设施进行进一步加工和处置。处理方法包括堆肥、焚烧、机械和生物过程,以减少废弃物的体积并降低潜在风险。此外,透过再加工和再利用某些材料(如纸张、玻璃、塑胶和金属),回收在减少对新资源的需求和减轻环境负担方面发挥着重要作用。无法回收或进一步加工的废弃物必须进行处理。这通常涉及掩埋,在某些情况下,还涉及将废弃物转化为能源。近年来,废弃物管理已成为越南建设对环境负责、资源高效的社区以及解决废弃物产生问题的关键要素,并取得了显着进展。
越南产生了惊人的废弃物数量。儘管如此,该国的废弃物效率仍然很低。根据越南环境与自然资源部的国家环境状况报告,越南的大部分废弃物都被送往垃圾掩埋场,但只有 20% 的垃圾掩埋场符合该国的卫生要求。为了成功进行废弃物管理,建立废弃物收集和分类系统非常重要。其中最重要的五个城市是河内、胡志明市、海防、岘港和芹苴,占越南废弃物产生总量的 70% 以上。越南人口不断增长、工业化和都市化快速发展,导致危险固态废弃物快速增加,需要更有效的管理。解决管理不善的垃圾掩埋场产生的渗滤液和固态废弃物管理等问题是越南政府的首要任务。
越南正在经历快速工业化。这种成长对环境和自然资产产生了负面影响。根据世界银行统计,自市场转型以来,越南的人均温室气体排放量一直是成长率最快的国家之一。 《越南简报》引述自然资源与环境部(MoNRE)的资料显示,越南每天排放约 6 万吨家庭垃圾。其中,光是河内和胡志明市两市都市区就分别排放7,000至9,000吨垃圾,预计明年将增加10%至16%。垃圾排放的增加促使越南需要有效且有效率的垃圾处理方法。
由于工业每天排放大量废弃物,越南目前的废弃物管理状况面临重大挑战。预计越南的工业生产将保持积极趋势,今年的工业生产指数(IIP)预计将比上年度有所增长。去年,重要工业产品需求较上季激增。这些产品包括糖、化学肥料、汽油和石油、电视机、化学涂料、服饰、压延钢材等。所有这些产品都会产生大量废弃物,必须妥善管理。由于此类产品产量的增加,废弃物管理的需求也日益增加。
越南的废弃物管理市场比较分散。随着国家经济活动的增加,竞争也愈演愈烈,产生了大量需要有效管理技术的废弃物。越南对废弃物管理产业的投资正在不断增加,以帮助防止下水道堵塞导致洪水氾滥。由于适度的工业渗透率和其他推动市场发展的因素,预计市场将在预测期内蓬勃发展。市场的主要企业包括 CITENCO、Tan Phat Tai、Green Environment Production-Services-Trade、SGS VietNam 和 Vietnam Australia Environment JSC。
The Vietnam Waste Management Market size is estimated at USD 2.21 billion in 2025, and is expected to reach USD 3.07 billion by 2030, at a CAGR of 6.78% during the forecast period (2025-2030).
Waste management is a comprehensive procedure that encompasses the organized handling, regulation, and elimination of waste materials produced by human activities. It constitutes the crucial element of contemporary society's endeavors to tackle the difficulties presented by the ever-growing quantity and variety of waste products. Its objective is to minimize the adverse environmental, social, and health impacts of waste while simultaneously maximizing the recovery of resources and promoting sustainability. The waste management procedure consists of several fundamental stages. Initially, waste is gathered from various origins, including households, businesses, industries, and institutions. It is then transported to suitable facilities for further processing or disposal. Treatment methods may involve composting, incineration, or mechanical and biological processes to decrease waste volume and mitigate potential risks. Additionally, recycling plays a pivotal role by allowing certain materials such as paper, glass, plastics, and metals to be reprocessed and reused, thereby reducing the need for new resources and alleviating environmental pressure. Disposal becomes necessary for debris that cannot be recycled or further processed. This typically involves landfilling or, in some cases, converting waste into energy. In recent years, waste management has gained significant momentum as a crucial component in constructing environmentally responsible and resource-efficient communities while addressing the challenges posed by waste generation throughout Vietnam.
Vietnam has been witnessing a staggering volume of waste generation. Despite this, waste treatment in the country is mainly ineffective. According to MoNRE's National Environmental Status Report, most of the waste in the country is taken to landfills, but only 20% of those landfill sites meet national sanitary requirements. Establishing a waste collection and sorting system for successful waste management is crucial. The five most significant cities, namely, Hanoi, Ho Chi, Haiphong, Da Nang, and Can Tho, are responsible for over 70% of the total waste generation. Vietnam's population growth, rapid industrialization, and urbanization have led to a surge in hazardous solid waste, necessitating more effective management. Addressing issues like leachate from poorly managed landfills and solid waste management is high on Vietnam's governmental agenda.
Vietnam is witnessing a rapid growth in industrialization. This increase has caused negative impacts on the environment and natural assets. According to the World Bank, from the start of its market transformation, Vietnam emerged as one of the fastest-growing per-capita greenhouse gas emitters. Vietnam Briefing quoted data from the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MoNRE), indicating that the country produces approximately 60,000 tonnes of household waste daily. Most notably, the urban areas of Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City alone account for a significant portion, generating 7,000 to 9,000 tonnes of trash each, which is projected to increase by 10% to 16% by next year. This increase in waste production fuels the country's requirement for an effective and efficient waste management procedure.
The current status of waste management in Vietnam presents significant challenges due to the vast amount of waste generated daily by industries. Vietnam's industrial production is expected to continue on a positive trend, with the industrial production index (IIP) estimated to rise in the current year compared to the previous year. Last year, the demand for essential industrial products increased sharply over the preceding period. These products include sugar, fertilizer, gasoline and oil, television, chemical paint, clothing, and rolled steel. All these products produce many by-products as waste, which should be managed properly. The need for waste management increases due to increased production of such products.
The Vietnamese waste management market is fragmented. It is competitive because of the increasing economic activity in the country, leading to heavier amounts of wastage that need effective management techniques. In Vietnam, more and more investments in the waste management industry are helping the cities prevent drain clogging, which could result in flooding. The market is expected to flourish during the forecast period due to moderate penetration in the industry and other factors that will drive the market. Some of the key players in the market include CITENCO, Tan Phat Tai Co. Ltd, Green Environment Production - Services - Trade Co. Ltd, SGS VietNam, and Vietnam Australia Environment JSC.