Accordingly, the set of competitiveness indexes at the department, agency and sector level includes 9 contents: Market entry (5 questions); transparency, application of information technology and digital transformation (5 questions); time costs (4 questions); informal costs (4 questions); fair competition (1 question); dynamism and pioneering of departments, agencies and sectors (1 question); production and business support (4 questions); effectiveness of policy and law enforcement (2 questions); environmental protection, sustainable development, green growth (4 questions).
The competitiveness index of districts, towns and cities includes 9 contents: Market entry (5 questions); land access (4 questions); transparency, application of information technology and digital transformation (5 questions); time costs (4 questions); informal costs (4 questions); fair competition (1 question); dynamism and pioneering of local authorities (1 question); production and business support (4 questions); effectiveness of policy and law enforcement and security and order (3 questions); environmental protection, sustainable development, green growth (4 questions).
The City People's Committee assigned the Hanoi Institute for Socio -Economic Development Research to preside over and coordinate with the Department of Planning and Investment, the Department of Home Affairs, the Hanoi Association of Small and Medium Enterprises and related units to advise the City People's Committee to deploy the investigation, assessment and announcement of the annual ranking of competitiveness at the department, branch, and district, town levels of Hanoi (implemented from 2025); preside over and coordinate with the Department of Home Affairs to advise the City People's Committee to issue a decision to establish the Hanoi City's annual DDCI Assessment Council; preside over research and advise on adjusting and supplementing the set of indicators, assessment objects, and survey forms to ensure suitability with each stage and the actual annual situation of the city.
At the same time, the Hanoi Institute for Socio-Economic Development Studies presides over and coordinates with the Department of Planning and Investment, the Department of Home Affairs, and the Department of Information and Communications to advise the City People's Committee to organize a conference to deploy the assessment and announce the annual DDCI results; presides over and coordinates with relevant agencies to monitor and supervise the implementation of the annual DDCI assessment plan to ensure independence, objectivity, and honestly reflect the assessment of the business community on the survey content.
The Department of Planning and Investment presides over and coordinates with the City Tax Department, the Institute for Socio-Economic Development Research and relevant agencies to review, update and synthesize database information on enterprises, cooperatives and individual business households in the city to serve the survey.
In addition, departments, branches, sectors; People's Committees of districts, towns and cities organize to disseminate the Hanoi DDCI Index to enterprises, cooperatives and business households in the area to create consensus and cooperation; actively coordinate and support the survey unit in the assessment process.
Source: https://kinhtedothi.vn/phe-duyet-bo-chi-so-nang-luc-canh-tranh-bao-dam-khach-quan-trung-thuc.html
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