(Policy Dialogue on Infrastructure Financing Strategies for Sustainable Development in South-East Asia August 2017, Manila, the Philippines)

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VU CHI LONG Deputy Director General, International Cooperation Department Ministry of Finance, Viet Nam (Policy Dialogue on Infrastructure Financing Strategies for Sustainable Development in South-East Asia. 29-30 August 2017, Manila, the Philippines)

Total ODA Ratio (%) Transportation 9.913,73 35,68 2. Environment and urban development 5.181,26 18,65 3. Energy 4.762,50 17,14 4. Agri and Rural Development - Poverty alleviation 2.632,23 9,47 5. Health - Society 1.292,30 4,65 6. Education and training 930,13 3,35 7. Other 3.070,14 11,05 Total 27.782,29 100,00 Source: Ministry of Planning and Investment

ADB AFD JICA KfW KEXIM WB PCR completed (No.) 56-17 - 5 69 Success (No.) 55-17 - 5 67 Unsuccesfull (No.) 1-0 - - 2 PCR is in progress (No.) 0 - - - 2 0 PPAR completed (No.) 16 6-26 16 69 Success (No.) 11 - - 20 16 63 Unsuccessfull (No.) 5 - - 6-6 PPAR is in progress(no.) 0 3 - - 1 0 Source: JPPR Report 9 of the Group of Six Develo pment Banks

1. GDP (trillion VNĐ) at current prices 2. ODA disbursed (trillion VNĐ) 3. ODA disbursed / GDP (%) 4. ODA / Total social investment (%) 5. ODA disbursed /State Budget (%) Source: Annual Socio- 2015 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2.535 2.953 3.589 3.937 4.230 75,93 87,12 108,0 6 120,15 80,53 3.00 2.95 3.01 3.05 1.90 8.65 8.81 9.90 9.84 5.99 42.66 42.50 52.53 57.85 41.30 Economic Report of the Govern ment

a) Regarding mechanisms, policies, processes and procedures: - The legal system of Vietnam relating to using ODA and preferential loans, especially for infrastructural construction projects, is lack of synchronous and inconsistent with international practices and regulations of foreign donors. - Due to the differences in procedures between Vietnam and donors that made increasing costs and reduce investment efficiency for projects. - ODA loans are often accompanied by donors binding conditions which indirectly lead to higher borrowing cost and less opportunity for job creation of domestic contractors.

b) Regarding implementation: - The absorption of ODA loans was still limited, leading to the fact that the total un-disbursed ODA of the signed programs and projects by the end of 2015 was quite big, approximately 22 billion USD. - Social organizations, professional associations, beneficiaries or project affected groups have not been widely involved in implementation, monitoring and evaluation of projects. Therefore, projects were prolonged construction time, increased borrowing costs and reduced investment efficiency.

-When Vietnam became a low-middle-income country in 2010, ODA donors gradually phased out or planned to end the official aid programs for Vietnam while some other donors gradually switched over from providing preferential loans to loans with less favorable conditions. This situation, which will lead to higher borrowing costs, requires Vietnamese Government to fully consider when and how to use the capital of developed banks to achieve investment efficiency and safety public debt management.

-Vietnam need of the total social investment capital is about $ 480 billion, of which total development investment from the state budget of nearly 180 billion dollars. According to calculations, the capital structure for this period is estimated about 75% of domestic resources and about 25% of foreign funds. Total demand for mobilization and use of ODA loans in the period 2016-2020 is about $ 39.5 billion -It is forecasted that the funding capacity of donors in the period 2016-2020 will be about $ 20-25 billion (64% of demand for ODA).

+ ODA loans used mainly for the implementation of infrastructure programs and projects which have broadly impacts to socio-economic development of the country. + ODA loans with binding conditions such as appointed suppliers or contractors by donors only applies in the case of a loan for emergency response to natural disasters and energy security. + Increasing re-lending mode (on lending) to oda funded projects in order to share financial risks between the state and the users. + Using oda as the state's contribution to infrastructure development projects in the form of ppp. + Strengthening anti-corruption, waste and lost in using of oda and strictly punishing these crimes by law./.

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