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 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...

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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 program aims to improve the quality of life of the rural poor through building the capacity of VDAs and...
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 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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Discussion on Social and Environmental Impacts of Chinese Investment in the Mekong

 

Mr Mam Sambath, DPA Executive Director, will attend an NGO Strategy Meeting to discuss
the social and environmental impacts of Chinese overseas investments in the Mekong region
being held at Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok on August 12th and 13th, 2010. The aim of
the meeting is to bring together Chinese NGOs and regional activists working with communities
and organizations in the Mekong region on the impacts of Chinese overseas investments.

The meeting is hosted by Focus on the Global South, an NGO afflilated with the Chulalongkorn
University Social Research Institute, in co-operation with Bank Information Center, Friends
of the Earth-US, International Rivers, Mekong Watch and Towards Ecological Recovery and
Regional Alliance (TERRA).

The knowledge-building and skill-sharing meeting seeks to build effective strategies to make
Chinese investments in the Mekong more sustainable and to avoid the destructive effects
of investment experiences from Western companies on the region. It also seeks to develop
cooperative initiatives among Chinese NGOs and Mekong campaigners to work together in the
future.

According to the National Development and Reform Commission, the investment volume
between China and Asean has jumped from 230 Million USD in 2003 to 10 billion USD in April
2010.

 


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