Bi-Monthly Meeting
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Venue: Diakonia\KSSA
Date: 02 Aug-02 Aug 2018
Time: 8:00 AM-5:00 PM
Today, the 253rd Bi-Monthly meeting was convened at Diakonia Center (KSSA/ICF). Cooperation Committee for Cambodia - CCC is pleased to warmly congrat and welcome five new members organization including 1.) Advocacy and Policy Institute 2.) BBC Media Action 3.) Douleurs sans Frontières 4.) Human and Health 5.) Terre des Hommes
In addtion to the introduction of new members and their development approach, topics regarding overall observation and other challenges of program implementation during the election process, legal status on minimum wage law, and promotion of CSO visibility were actively shared and discussed. CCC trust that, together, we will contribute effectively to democratic and sustainable development in Cambodia.
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