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A corner of Ho Chi Minh City.
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According to the organising board, the 2019 PCI is the 15th consecutive yearly publication jointly compiled by the two offices with the participation of nearly 12,500 domestic and foreign enterprises.
It evaluates and rates the business environment as well as the quality of the economic governance of the localities throughout the country, thus helping accelerate the development of the private economic sector.
A special point of the latest edition is that this is the first time it analysed the trend of automation and digitisation in the production and services by Vietnamese firms, as well as forecast the impact of the trend on labour and employment in the time to come.
Built on the basis of the data collected from surveys of enterprises, the PCI can be described as “the common voice” of the business community on the level of reforms in various fields, with many criteria./.
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PAPI index of five centrally-run cities over five years
PAPI is a flagship governance program initiated by the United Nations Development Programs in Vietnam since 2009.
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Vietnam jumps 23 places in economic freedom index
Vietnam jumped 23 places from last year to reach 58.8 points, ranking 105th place in the economic freedom index this year.