Vietnam : PIM in a New Market Economy

Over the last two decades, Vietnam has made notable progress in reforming management of public investment. The legal framework on public investment management (PIM) has been continuously improved, covering the entire project management cycle. Manag...

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Main Authors: Doan, Quang Hong, Le, Tuan Minh, Nguyen, Duong Anh
Format: Public Investment Review
Language:English
en_US
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2014
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Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2014/01/23068847/vietnam--pim-new-market-economy
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spelling okr-10986-210442021-04-23T14:04:00Z Vietnam : PIM in a New Market Economy Doan, Quang Hong Le, Tuan Minh Nguyen, Duong Anh ACCOUNTING AFFORDABILITY AGRICULTURE ASSETS AUCTION BANKS BID BIDDING BOND BONDS BUDGETING CREDITS DECENTRALIZATION DEFICITS DISCLOSURE EQUIPMENT EXPENDITURES EXPLOITATION GDP GOVERNMENT CREDITS INEFFICIENCY INFLATION INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT ISSUANCE LOAN MARKET ECONOMY NEW MARKET PEOPLES PUBLIC INVESTMENT PUBLIC#INVESTMENT RECESSION SOVEREIGN BONDS TAX TELECOMMUNICATIONS TENDERING TRANSPARENCY WTO Over the last two decades, Vietnam has made notable progress in reforming management of public investment. The legal framework on public investment management (PIM) has been continuously improved, covering the entire project management cycle. Management of public investment projects still faces several major challenges. The objectives in development strategies and plans are excessively broad and vague, which undermines quality of preliminary screening. The analysis of the study suggests some priorities for PIM reforms. First, the legal framework has to be further strengthened to alleviate the existing fragmentation, duplication, and lack of uniformity of the laws and legislation. Second, decentralization of PIM should be accompanied by measures to increase responsibility and accountability of local governments and line ministries, and to improve their capacity and coordination, particularly in appraisal and monitoring. Third, the approach to monitoring and evaluation (M and E) should be results based, which requires a mechanism to effectively tie in project output and progress with responsibility of agencies in charge of PIM and to enhance participation of the community organizations. Fourth, Vietnam needs to improve statistical system to allow for adequate analysis of public investment and, related to it, adopt realistic and feasible indicators of PIM efficiency to facilitate M and E and ex post project evaluation. 2014-12-31T15:28:49Z 2014-12-31T15:28:49Z 2014 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2014/01/23068847/vietnam--pim-new-market-economy http://hdl.handle.net/10986/21044 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank, Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work :: Public Investment Review East Asia and Pacific Vietnam
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topic ACCOUNTING
AFFORDABILITY
AGRICULTURE
ASSETS
AUCTION
BANKS
BID
BIDDING
BOND
BONDS
BUDGETING
CREDITS
DECENTRALIZATION
DEFICITS
DISCLOSURE
EQUIPMENT
EXPENDITURES
EXPLOITATION
GDP
GOVERNMENT CREDITS
INEFFICIENCY
INFLATION
INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT
ISSUANCE
LOAN
MARKET ECONOMY
NEW MARKET
PEOPLES
PUBLIC INVESTMENT
PUBLIC#INVESTMENT
RECESSION
SOVEREIGN BONDS
TAX
TELECOMMUNICATIONS
TENDERING
TRANSPARENCY
WTO
spellingShingle ACCOUNTING
AFFORDABILITY
AGRICULTURE
ASSETS
AUCTION
BANKS
BID
BIDDING
BOND
BONDS
BUDGETING
CREDITS
DECENTRALIZATION
DEFICITS
DISCLOSURE
EQUIPMENT
EXPENDITURES
EXPLOITATION
GDP
GOVERNMENT CREDITS
INEFFICIENCY
INFLATION
INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT
ISSUANCE
LOAN
MARKET ECONOMY
NEW MARKET
PEOPLES
PUBLIC INVESTMENT
PUBLIC#INVESTMENT
RECESSION
SOVEREIGN BONDS
TAX
TELECOMMUNICATIONS
TENDERING
TRANSPARENCY
WTO
Doan, Quang Hong
Le, Tuan Minh
Nguyen, Duong Anh
Vietnam : PIM in a New Market Economy
geographic_facet East Asia and Pacific
Vietnam
description Over the last two decades, Vietnam has made notable progress in reforming management of public investment. The legal framework on public investment management (PIM) has been continuously improved, covering the entire project management cycle. Management of public investment projects still faces several major challenges. The objectives in development strategies and plans are excessively broad and vague, which undermines quality of preliminary screening. The analysis of the study suggests some priorities for PIM reforms. First, the legal framework has to be further strengthened to alleviate the existing fragmentation, duplication, and lack of uniformity of the laws and legislation. Second, decentralization of PIM should be accompanied by measures to increase responsibility and accountability of local governments and line ministries, and to improve their capacity and coordination, particularly in appraisal and monitoring. Third, the approach to monitoring and evaluation (M and E) should be results based, which requires a mechanism to effectively tie in project output and progress with responsibility of agencies in charge of PIM and to enhance participation of the community organizations. Fourth, Vietnam needs to improve statistical system to allow for adequate analysis of public investment and, related to it, adopt realistic and feasible indicators of PIM efficiency to facilitate M and E and ex post project evaluation.
format Economic & Sector Work :: Public Investment Review
author Doan, Quang Hong
Le, Tuan Minh
Nguyen, Duong Anh
author_facet Doan, Quang Hong
Le, Tuan Minh
Nguyen, Duong Anh
author_sort Doan, Quang Hong
title Vietnam : PIM in a New Market Economy
title_short Vietnam : PIM in a New Market Economy
title_full Vietnam : PIM in a New Market Economy
title_fullStr Vietnam : PIM in a New Market Economy
title_full_unstemmed Vietnam : PIM in a New Market Economy
title_sort vietnam : pim in a new market economy
publisher World Bank, Washington, DC
publishDate 2014
url http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2014/01/23068847/vietnam--pim-new-market-economy
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/21044
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