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