Abstract
Corruption is one of the most serious problems and threats to the development of the world. It is a high-profile issue of most developed and developing countries, and Vietnam has not been excluded. This article introduces an overview of the legal frameworks in terms of corruption in public sector in Vietnam. It then analyzes and evaluates the effectiveness of implementation of anti-corruption policy in practise. This article finally indicate several solutions to improve the effectiveness of the anti-corruption policy in public sector in Vietnam.
Highlights
Corruption has been a serious and complicated problem especially in public sector, negatively affecting to many aspects of social life in many countries
Exposing corruption and holding the corrupt to account can only happen if we understand the way corruption works and the systems that enable it[2]
Corruption in Vietnam is an illegal act committed by a person with a position and power who has taken advantage of his position and power for personal gain and caused bad consequences for society
Summary
Corruption has been a serious and complicated problem especially in public sector, negatively affecting to many aspects of social life in many countries. Vietnamese Communist Party has identified corruption as one of the four threats to the stability and development of the country. The Government Resolution on the National Strategy against Corruption up to 2020 defines “Anti-corruption is the responsibility of the entire political system under the leadership of the Vietnamese. Corruption is still a serious obstacle to effective government, economic growth and political, social stability in Vietnam. Building a legal framework with strong sanctions and an effective enforcement to handle the acts of corruption in public sector requires the efforts of all Vietnamese political system. This article gives an overview of anti-corruption policy in Vietnam. It analyses the effectiveness and indicates several challenges of the current anti-corruption policy implementation in Vietnam. The last section proposes solutions to improve effectively the anti-corruption policy in Vietnam
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