

Target
- Build a friendly, dynamic and practically responsive government image
- Provide effective tools for higher-level state agencies to monitor and enhance administrative quality improvement of lower-level state agencies
- Support leaders of state agencies to grab the assessment from enterprises and investors about their operation situation, from which they can select and implement improvement measures.
- Create a healthy competition and emulation among state management agencies in improving the satisfaction level of investors and businesses.
- Create a wide, transparent and reliable feedback channel for investors and businesses to contribute their ideas to state management agencies
- Activate and promote orientally creative thinking at work, through changing the way of working to minimize the disturbance in administrative procedures


"Message "

Listening – Understanding -
Consenting – Breaking through

Open letter
In 2022, Ho Chi Minh City first implemented the competitiveness assessment survey at Department, division, sector and local-level – DDCI Ho Chi Minh City in 2022 (DDCI). With its action motto “Listening – Understanding – Consenting – Breaking through”, DDCI aims to:
- Drive competition and innovation at grassroots level through annual ratings.
- Empower the business community and relevant partners together with the city government to continuously reform and improve the efficiency and effectiveness of economic management towards a favorable, growth and sustainable business environment.
Core values
OPERATIVE CAPACITY ASSESSMENT TOOL: Assess the economic management capacity of departments, divisions, sectors and People’s Committees of districts and cities.
RELIABLE INFORMATION CHANNEL: Create a reliable, wide and transparent information channel for investors and businesses to contribute their ideas to build local governments, departments, divisions and sectors.
PERVADE MESSAGE: Create a strong communicative pervasion about DDCI 2022 as an important highlight in their efforts to improve the business investment environment.


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