Cooperation Commitee for Cambodia

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  • 1990 - 2010 2 decades of NGO Solidarity and Cooperation

About Us

The Cooperation Committee for Cambodia (CCC) has played a major role, since its inception in 1990, in strengthening cooperation between Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) in Cambodia, to enhance the development of Cambodia. While Cambodia makes positive steps forward, the role of both International and Local NGOs remains significant, for the reduction of poverty and overall development of Cambodia.

Since 1990, CCC has grown from a member organisation of 24 International NGOs to represent 102 members in 2008 - 71 International and 27 Local NGOs, as well as 5 Associate members (Donor agencies and International Organisations). The growth in CCC reflects the commitment of member NGOs to promoting effective development in Cambodia through collaboration and joint efforts.

CCC has achieved these objectives, over almost 20 years, through active liaison on NGO matters with the Royal Government of Cambodia and donor agencies; representation of NGOs at Consultative Group Meetings; Members information meetings; the Resource Centre; publication of Information Directories; and support services for the Local NGO community, plus more.

Overall CCC policy is managed by an Executive Committee consisting of 7 representatives from CCC Member organizations. Day to day operations are managed by the Executive Director.

Read more about CCC's services here. For more information on becoming a member of CCC click here

CCC Cooperate Documents

 

Vision: A strong and capable civil society, cooperating and responsive to Cambodia's development challenge.

Mission: As a professional association of non-government organisations in Cambodia, the Cooperation Committeee of Cambodia provides high quality services to civil society and influences Cambodia's development partners with our collective voice.