100-Day Action Plan Launched to Remove Barriers to Digital Transformation in Vietnam
Comprehensive 100-day action plans have been launched across Vietnam to address bottlenecks in digital transformation processes, ensure data integration, and achieve tangible results.
Comprehensive 100-day action plans and campaigns have been implemented across Vietnam to eliminate infrastructure, data, and resource issues in the digital transformation process. Local governments and relevant ministries are carrying out intensive work to improve the quality of services offered to citizens and businesses.
The Purpose of the 100-Day Action Plan
A 100-Day Action Plan has begun implementation to address bottlenecks in digital transformation within Vietnam's political system. The plan aims to produce operational products with usable and verifiable results, alongside the timely completion of tasks.
The campaign is considered a critical testing period to achieve concrete changes in governance and service delivery for citizens and businesses.
Local Efforts in Hanoi
Hanoi is implementing various local campaigns to eliminate major bottlenecks as part of its commitment to digital transformation. Work on data digitization, infrastructure improvement, and enhancing the quality of online public services is being carried out urgently.
Community digital transformation teams established in neighborhoods are conducting household visits to guide citizens on using basic digital platforms, online services, and cashless payments.
Goals of Nghe An Province
The 100-day action plan launched in Nghe An province covers a total of 15 tasks across six sectors. The provincial administration is focusing particularly on resolving signal and power shortages in public offices located in remote and mountainous regions.
Authorities aim to complete all targets aimed at resolving these deficiencies by the specified date.
Addressing Data and Platform Issues
Fragmented and disconnected data structures, which represent one of the biggest obstacles in the digital transformation process, are being addressed through common platforms. The list and criteria of national shared digital platforms have been established to prevent redundant investments.
These platforms are expected to increase data sharing and ensure interoperability between systems.
Institutional and Legal Infrastructure
The Digital Transformation Law and related decrees provide a legal basis for the standardization of the implementation process. Increasing the share allocated to digital transformation from the state budget also provides additional financial resources for projects in this field.
Authorities emphasize that the legal framework is complete and the current challenge is to implement these policies in a synchronized manner.