IMAGE OF CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS PERCEIVED BY CAMBODIAN PUBLIC

his study aims to reflect the visibility of civil society as perceived by the public and other stakeholders. It will also produce a number of solutions for this sector to strengthen its own image. The specific research objectives are:

1. To understand the public image of civil society organizations as perceived by the public and other stakeholders, including the Government, private sector, DPs, academia, and students etc.
2. To identify and validate significant factors which influence the public image of civil society organizations - and to study their causal effects.
3. To produce a set of solutions, strategies, and recommendations for civil society organizations to strengthen their public image.

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Study on Image of Civil Society Organizations Perceived by Cambodian Public

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