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The digital transformation assessment indicators aim to effectively and transparently evaluate the annual digital transformation results of its units. Photo: T.B

The assessment contents include seven indicators digital awareness, digital institutions, digital infrastructure, database development (public delivery units are not required this index), safe network security, and digital transformation.

The indicators aim to effectively and transparently evaluate the annual digital transformation results of the Ministry's units in implementing digital transformation programs and plans.

The indicators must comply with regulations, guidelines, criteria of the Ministry of Information and Communications and practical management requirements of the Ministry of Finance; ensure feasibility and to be consistent with actual conditions of the Ministry's units. The assessment must be implemented effectively and objectively

The indicators must closely follow the Ministry of Finance's digital transformation plan to 2025; must be consistent with the assessment cycle and data for the assessment; must be updated and developed in accordance with reality.

At the same time, the results of digital transformation must be monitored, assessed and updated regularly, and meet practicality and feasibility in application.

Applicable agencies include the Ministry of Finance, State Treasury, General Department of Taxation, General Department of Vietnam Customs, General Department of State Reserve, State Treasury, State Securities Commission, National Institute for Finance, Financial Times, Finance Magazine, School of Training for Finance Officers, and other public service delivery units under Decision No. 722/QD-TTg dated May 16, 2014.