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Citizens report less corruption but the poor are worried about their livelihood future: 2017 PAPI Report

19 April 2018
papi.org.vn
Access to education and health care / Anti-corruption / Livelihood rights / poverty reduction
2017 / PAPI Report

Findings from the 2017 PAPI Report, released today, show a significant turnaround in citizen’s perceptions and experiences with corruption in the public sector, more women adding their names to land use titles, and rising pessimism among the poorest citizens about their future economic prospects. Health insurance ...

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