DPA Cambodia

After more than 25 years working in the field of development in Cambodia and achieving significant results in keeping with its mission, CIDSE-Cambodia realized it was time for a change. In an evolving social climate and given the strong capacity and commitment of its local staff, CIDSE Cambodia became a local...

ICD

The Integrated Community Development programme was launched in 1994 in four provinces—Kampot, Svay Rieng, Kandal and Ratanakkiri. In 2003 the programme was expanded to Mondulkiri and in 2006 was extended to Steung Treng province. The ICD programme aims to improve the quality of life of the rural poor through building the capacity of VDAs...

Partnership Department

Cambodian NGOs first emerged in 1992 and their numbers grew rapidly after the 1993 national elections. With this emerging civil society scene still in its early phases, CIDSE began funding CNGOs in 1993 and formally established a partnership programme in 1994. From 1993 to 1997, CIDSE assisted 32–40 CNGOs with small amounts of funds. In 1997 there was a shift to...

DEA

Since the 1980s, CIDSE Cambodia played an important role in advocacy, lobbying the international community to support Cambodia's reconstruction and rehabilitation after the tremendous destruction by the Khmer Rouge, and supporting Cambodians' right to live with peace, justice and democracy. CIDSE Cambodia's advocacy work focused...

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Participatory to Promote the Implementation of National Policy on the Development of IP

On 10th January 2013, in collaboration with the Department of Rural Development in Ratanakiri province, Development and Partnership in Action (DPA) organised a public forum, entitled “Participatory to Promote the Implementation of National Policy on the Development of Indigenous People”, supported financially by the European Community (EC) and Trocaire.

The public forum was held at Ratanak Lina restaurant in Ratanakiri province for 113 participants under the presidency of H.E. Nab Bunheng, deputy provincial governor of Ratanakiri province.

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