Health activities are the activities of maintaining, caring for and treating people’s diseases; The development of health services helps people’s quality of life to be improved. Therefore, prioritizing resources for health development is always concerned and valued by countries, especially developed countries always focus on health care for people rather than economic development, therefore spending on health care is always a top priority. Following other countries, Vietnam always attaches importance to the protection, care and improvement of people’s health. This is clearly confirmed in Resolution No. 20-NQ/TW dated October 25, 2017 of the 12th Party Central Committee.

The Covid-19 pandemic has clearly affirmed the importance of the health sector and medical innovation for the mission of taking care of the entire population, as well as for socio-economic recovery and development. Universal health care has improved thanks to advances in healthcare, a wide range of service options, drugs, new technologies, and other factors. In Vietnam, the development of an innovation-focused healthcare sector is crucial to consolidating achievements and improving Vietnam’s health system to solve future challenges.

To get a full picture of the number of health establishments, the workforce working in the health sector, and the results of health activities after 5 years since the 2017 Economic Census, the General Statistics Office compiled the publication “Vietnam’s health – Evaluation results from the 2021 Economic Census“.

In the process of synthesizing and compiling publications, it is unavoidable to have shortcomings and limitations. The General Statistics Office would like to receive comments from agencies, organizations and individuals using, comments sent to address: Department of Social and Environmental Statistics, General Statistics Office, 54 Nguyen Chi Thanh, Dong Da, Hanoi; Email address: xahoimoitruong@gso.gov.vn.

The General Statistics Office would like to thank the ministries, branches, localities, and survey units for actively coordinating with the Census Steering Committee and General Statistics Office to successfully carry out the 2021 Economic Cencus.


Press conference to announce socio-economic statistics fourth quarter and 2022

On the morning of December 29, 2022, the General Statistics Office (GSO) held a press conference to announce the socio-economic statistics of the fourth quarter and 2022. Ms. Nguyen Thi Huong, General Director of the General Statistics Office chaired conference. At the press conference, Ms. Nguyen Thi Huong announced the basic issues about the socio-economic situation of Vietnam in the fourth quarter and 2022. (29/12/2022)

2023 IAOS Prize for Young Statisticians

The International Association for Official Statistics (IAOS) is pleased to announce the launch of the 2023 IAOS Young Statisticians Prize. This international prize encourages young statisticians to take an active interest in official statistics and is awarded for the best paper in the field of official statistics written by a young statistician. (18/11/2022)

Action plan on Central Highlands development issued

VGP - The Government has recently issued Resolution 152/NQ-CP (Resolution 152) approving an action plan to implement Resolution 23-NQ-TW of the Poliburo on the orientations for socio-economic development and defence-security safeguarding in the Central Highlands by 2030 with a vision towards 2045. (16/11/2022)

Three Vietnamese seaports among TOP 100 largest container ports worldwide

VGP - Viet Nam has three seaports in the top 50 seaports with the largest cargo throughput in the world, according to the latest update to the list of 100 seaports by Lloyd Maritime Company (UK). (14/11/2022)

Vietnam’s GDP revision poses no change to short-term state budgetary strategy

The Ministry of Finance is using the current data for the 5-10 year national financial plans. (29/10/2019)

Since 2017, localities not to self-calculate GRDP

Assigning the MPI direct compilation and publication of GRDP will avoid the situation that there is a difference of over 1.7 times between the sum of GRDP of 63 provinces and centrally-run cities and the GDP... (27/05/2019)

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