Awarding Ceremony and Multi-Stakeholder Forum

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Venue: Cambodiana Hotel, Phnom Penh

Date: 08 Dec-08 Dec 2014

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Objectives of the Forum :

  1. To share the different perspectives and contributions from development sectors on Good Governance in Cambodia
  2. To promote the GPP code and VCS as a tool to strengthen good governance, transparency and accountability for civil society in Cambodia
  3. To update on the enabling environment and space for CSOs in Cambodia particularly in the aspect of policy development, and
  4. To award NGO GPP certificates to the newly certified NGOs

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