United Nations Development Programme (Vietnam)

UNDP in Viet Nam works with the Government to build on the significant poverty reduction and socio-economic development successes of the past two decades and meet the emerging challenges Viet Nam today faces as a new lower middle-income country.

Viet Nam now requires best practice, high-quality policy advice on how to respond to a range of acute challenges focussed on Inclusive and Equitable Growth to address widening inequalities and disparities within society, Governance and Participation to promote government accountability, human rights and access to justice along with Sustainable Development to answer emerging climate change and green growth questions.

UNDP’s projects in Viet Nam, delivered under the results-oriented UN One Plan 2012-2016, directly benefit from our comparative advantages as a global network that is part of a broader UN system.

Our projects highlight the mutual commitment of the Government and UNDP, underpinned by the Standard Basic Agreement on Assistance signed in 1979, to combine Viet Nam’s integration into the global economy with a human development approach that works for all the country’s citizens, especially its most vulnerable groups.