Vietnam Links Public Investment Fund Disbursement to Project Execution Progress
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Vietnam Links Public Investment Fund Disbursement to Project Execution Progress

Starting October 2026, Vietnam will officially implement a new system linking public investment fund disbursement to project execution progress, with the highest ratings tied to actual disbursement rates. This aims to ensure timely and efficient utilization of public funds.

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