Vietnam’s CRI Index on way to being improved
The fifth edition of the Commitment to Reducing Inequality (CRI) Index (CRII-5), published by Oxfam and Development Finance International (DFI), evaluated the efforts of 164 countries and territories in addressing inequality. The report’s authors assessed performance across the three pillars of public services (education, health, and social protection), progressive taxation, and labor rights and wages. Overall, apart from labor-related areas, Vietnam has shown significant achievements in addressing inequality through policies related to education, taxation, and elsewhere.
It ranked 94th globally in this CRII-5 report, demonstrating notable progress in tax policy and education funding but facing challenges in labor policy that require further improvements.
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