JJLL
04-06-2007, 09:40 AM
Thought some of you might like to read highlights of the article.
http://www.bvom.com/news/english/news/index.asp?.sequence=50916&.this=53
Viet Nam, model for developing world
Papua New Guinea ’s The Nation daily has carried an article called “ Viet Nam , a model for the developing world”, praising Viet Nam ’s socio-economic achievements during the past years as well as its future prospects.
"The World Bank-affiliated International Development Association (IDA) said that “ Viet Nam is one of the best performing developing economies in the world.”
“When the World Bank re-engaged with Viet Nam in 1993, the country’s income per capita was 170 USD. Today it is 620 USD and by 2010, it could reach 1,000 USD,” it said. "
"a shift from collective farming to industrial farming has enabled Viet Nam to move from a situation of being a significant rice importer to become the world’ second largest exporter."
"The number of people living in abject poverty has dropped from 70 percent to less than 20 percent and there is now a smaller proportion of people having to survive on less than 1 USD a day than in China , India or the Philippines ."
http://www.bvom.com/news/english/news/index.asp?.sequence=50916&.this=53
Viet Nam, model for developing world
Papua New Guinea ’s The Nation daily has carried an article called “ Viet Nam , a model for the developing world”, praising Viet Nam ’s socio-economic achievements during the past years as well as its future prospects.
"The World Bank-affiliated International Development Association (IDA) said that “ Viet Nam is one of the best performing developing economies in the world.”
“When the World Bank re-engaged with Viet Nam in 1993, the country’s income per capita was 170 USD. Today it is 620 USD and by 2010, it could reach 1,000 USD,” it said. "
"a shift from collective farming to industrial farming has enabled Viet Nam to move from a situation of being a significant rice importer to become the world’ second largest exporter."
"The number of people living in abject poverty has dropped from 70 percent to less than 20 percent and there is now a smaller proportion of people having to survive on less than 1 USD a day than in China , India or the Philippines ."