Nghị quyết năm mới: Hãy chiếu ánh sáng nhằm giảm tham nhũng tại Việt Nam
Available in EnglishViệt Nam đã trở thành một quốc gia có thu nhập trung bình và cùng với đó phải là quá trình nhìn lại những thành tựu cũng như nhận diện được những thách thức mới. Cũng giống như một...
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View ArticleNghị quyết năm mới: Hãy chiếu ánh sáng nhằm giảm tham nhũng tại Việt Nam
Available in English Việt Nam đã trở thành một quốc gia có thu nhập trung bình và cùng với đó phải là quá trình nhìn lại những thành tựu cũng như nhận diện được những thách thức mới. Cũng giống như...
View ArticleNew Year’s resolution: Shine a light to reduce corruption in Vietnam
This traditional Vietnamese print depicts corruption in the form of rats bribing a cat in order to celebrate a wedding. Cũng có ở Tiếng việt As Vietnam sits on the cusp of becoming a middle income...
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This traditional Vietnamese print depicts corruption in the form of rats bribing a cat in order to celebrate a wedding. Cũng có ở Tiếng việt As Vietnam sits on the cusp of becoming a middle income...
View ArticleDoes Women’s Leadership in Vietnam Matter?
High primary enrollment ratios for girls and impressive female labour force participation rates are two striking examples of Vietnam’s progress on gender equality. On female leadership, however,...
View ArticleVietnam: Breaking gender stereotypes that hinder women’s empowerment
Empowering Women with Job Opportunities In August 2015, I traveled with colleagues to An Giang Province in southern Vietnam to visit beneficiaries of an innovative project that is helping 200 Cham...
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