Annual General Meeting (AGM)
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Venue: Cambodiana Hotel
Date: 18-18 Mar 2019
Time: 1:30 PM-5:30 PM
Objectives:
- To reflect the previous year performance and celebrate key achievements and the contribution to the development of Cambodia.
- To acknowledge the support of members and partners in promoting enabling environment for civil society.
- To enhance the collaboration among CCC members and partners into concrete actions such as CSO roadmap for better responding to the development challenges.
Documents
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2nd HR Learning Forum 2015
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2nd Finance Learning Forum 2016
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