Vietnam Revises Standards for Office and Facility Usage in Public Institutions
The Vietnamese government has revised a decree on standard usage criteria for offices and operational facilities of public institutions. This aims to ensure efficient utilization of public assets, prevent waste, and streamline organizations. The revised standards also allow for continued use of excess space under certain conditions, particularly following organizational restructuring or functional changes.
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