Vietnam is highly rated in the ‘Good Government Index’

Vietnam ranks 56 out of 104 countries on the “Good Government Index”. Source: chandlerinstitute.org

In the “Chandler Good Government Index” (CGGI) ranking in 2022, Vietnam has achieved strong growth in the “income equality” index, up 33 places compared to 2021. , up to 42nd place.

Vietnam also increased 18 places to 39th in the “Investment attraction” index; index “Satisfaction with public services” ranked 15th and “Gender equality” ranked 27th.

In general, Vietnam’s performance in the indicators “Attractive market” (34) and “support for human development” (43) show that the Government of Vietnam has focused on the progress of economic development. national economy, while at the same time ensuring a more just society.

The “Chandler Good Government Index” is the most comprehensive index in the world, used to gauge the performance of a country’s government. This index shows the importance of investing in enhancing the capacity of civil servants and the apparatus they operate to build a better and more sustainable future.

The CGGI’s rigorous methodology was developed in consultation with government officials, leaders, experts and researchers on governance.

Drawing on more than 50 open data sources, CGGI is built on principles and is data driven to help understand the capabilities of 104 governments worldwide.

This index focuses on 7 pillars: Leadership capacity and foresight; strong laws and policies; strong institutions; financial management; attractive market; global influence-reputation and support for human development.

According to the Chandler Institute of Governance, good government is crucial to the success of countries. Chandler’s “Good Government Index” shows why investing in strong government capacity is crucial to ensuring positive outcomes in production, people’s lives and businesses. .

In Southeast Asia, in addition to Vietnam, there are 6 countries ranked in CGGI 2022. Accordingly, Singapore ranks 3, Malaysia ranks 32, Thailand ranks 46, Indonesia ranks 49, Philippines ranks 63 and so on. Cambodia ranked 90th.

This is the second year that the Chandler Institute of Governance has released the index after the previous release in 2021. This year’s index particularly highlights the importance of the rule of law, intellectual property rights and anti-corruption as well as assessing assess the impact of governance capacity on a country’s ability to respond to crises such as the COVID-19 pandemic.

According to the Government Newspaper