Guidance note

Viet Nam's Development Co-operation Policies, Systems, Reports & Mechanisms

GPEDC
GPEDC • 27 October 2022
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Development co-operation policy:

  • National Action Plan for the Implementation of the 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda.
    • This National Action Plan for the Implementation of the 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda (SDG NAP) is a cross-sectoral policy document. The SDG NAP was promulgated as per Decision 633/QD-TTg of the Prime Minister, in which 17 SDGs of Vietnam towards 2030 have been set including 115 specific targets, in corresponding with global SDGs targets approved at the Summit Meeting of the UN in September 2015. Viet Nam’s overall goal will be sustaining economic growth alongside with ensuring social progress and justice and environmental and ecological protection, effective management and utilization of natural resources, a proactive response to climate change; ensuring that all citizens are promoted their full potential, participate in development and benefit equitably from the results of development; and build a Vietnamese society that is peaceful, prosperous, inclusive, democratic, just, civilized and sustainable.

 

Aid Information Management System (AIMS):

 

Development co-operation reports:

 

Development cooperation mechanisms:

Mechanism Level and actors Objectives and related policies
Vietnam-RoK partnership Bilateral Co-operation Foster enterprises cooperation, economy, trade, investment between three localities of RoK and those of Vietnam
The OCED-Vietnam High-level Economic Forum Multilateral Co-operation Provide practical contributions and effective recommendations for Vietnam’s reform and economic development.
Vietnam-Australia Business Champions Initiative Bilateral Co-operation The Business Champions initiative, announced by Vietnamese Minister of Planning and Investment and Australian Minister for Trade, Investment and Tourism, is a key outcome of the EEES to fulfil goals set forth. After a year of executing the project, business champions in Vietnam and Australia have engaged in several important activities, therefore generating significant value for the business communities of the two nations.