Vietnam Proposes New Regulations to Enhance Transparency in Charity Fund Management
Vietnam's Ministry of Finance has proposed new regulations requiring charitable organizations to disclose their donation account statements at least every seven days. Donors will also have the right to request refunds if they disagree with changes to the charity's objectives. A unified national management system is also planned.
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