Synchronized socio-economic indicators between provinces, cities, communes and wards

The conference to deploy and guide the development of socio-economic indicators to serve the drafting of documents for the Provincial and Commune Party Congresses (new) for the 2025-2023 term, organized by the General Statistics Office (Ministry of Finance), took place on the morning of June 24.

Deputy Minister of Finance Nguyen Thi Bich Ngoc said that the development of documents for Party Congresses at all levels for the 2025-2030 term requires a statistical data system that fully and comprehensively reflects economic, social and environmental fields, ensuring consistency, unity, comparability and feasibility in measurement and quantification...

The Ministry of Finance has proactively coordinated with ministries, branches and localities to develop a set of socio -economic statistical indicators at the provincial and communal levels, ensuring consistency and synchronization.

Deputy Minister of Finance Nguyen Thi Bich Ngoc speaks at the conference. Photo: T.D

Based on 28 proposed provincial-level socio-economic statistical indicators, the General Statistics Office has compiled and synthesized data series of 34 provinces and centrally-run cities (new) and built a baseline growth scenario for the 2026-2030 period of 34 localities after the merger.

The provincial-level indicator set includes 28 indicators (43 indicators including component indicators) in 3 fields: Economic field (7 indicators), social field (16 indicators), and environmental field (5 indicators).

The set of commune-level indicators includes 8 indicators; including 2 economic indicators, 4 social indicators and 2 environmental indicators.

The General Statistics Office estimates the GRDP growth rate according to the baseline growth scenario for the 2026-2030 period for 34 provinces and centrally run cities.

Regarding social and environmental indicators, among the 10 indicators managed by the General Statistics Office, the data for the 2026-2030 period has been estimated for the average population indicator and population growth rate disaggregation.

The General Statistics Office recommends that localities review, supplement and complete the list of provincial and commune-level indicators.

The set of provincial and communal indicators includes core indicators; localities can flexibly add 3-5 provincial indicators and 2-3 communal indicators to reflect the specific characteristics of each locality, thereby supplementing and clarifying the characteristics of the socio-economic situation in the area.

Also at the conference, representatives of the General Statistics Office provided guidance on building growth scenarios; how to calculate the average annual growth rate of total product value at the commune level; human development index; average income per capita at the provincial and commune levels; and the proportion of added value of the digital economy in the total product in the area (GRDP).

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