PAPI Index 2019 Announced, Nghe An Ranks 17th Nationwide

According to the report, the PAPI index score of Nghe An province is 44.72 points - ranked 17th out of 63 provinces and cities, in the first highest group in the high average top of the country.

Accordingly, the component index scores are: Participation of people at the grassroots level is 5.43 points; Transparency is 5.54 points; Accountability to people is 5.26 points; Control of corruption in the public sector is 6.64 points; Public administrative procedures is 7.39 points; Public service provision is 7.12 points; Environmental governance is 3.99 points; E-governance is 3.85 points.

The results of the component index scores show that the component index scores of the content axes basically did not fluctuate much compared to 2018. In particular, the scores of the Environmental Governance and E-Governance component indexes were low.

The PAPI index includes 8 component content indexes.

The PAPI index includes 8 content indicators (Participation of people at the grassroots level; Publicity and transparency in decision-making; Accountability to people; Control of corruption in the public sector; Public administrative procedures; Public service delivery; Environmental governance and E-governance); 28 component contents, more than 120 criteria, more than 550 questions on many policy issues of Vietnam.

Annual increase and decrease of PAPI Index of provinces and cities nationwide.

The Vietnam Provincial Governance and Public Administration Performance Index (PAPI) research program is an effective collaborative effort between the Vietnam Fatherland Front, the Center for Community Support and Development Studies and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Vietnam since 2009.

The PAPI Index measures people's experiences and perceptions annually, aiming to compare the effectiveness and quality of governance, management of the State apparatus and public service provision of 63 provincial and municipal governments, promoting effective governance and proactively meeting people's needs.

Summary table of Provincial Public Administration Performance Index 2019.

Since its first survey 11 years ago, the PAPI study has collected the opinions of 131,501 randomly selected citizens nationwide to assess governance and public administration performance based on their direct interactions with governments at all levels.

In 2019, 14,138 citizens participated in the PAPI survey, sharing their assessment of the performance of the public sector in the past year. Data and empirical information from the PAPI Index show a realistic picture of the effectiveness of governments at all levels in responding to people's needs.