Multi-Stakeholders Consultation

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Venue: Center

Date: 21 Sep-21 Sep 2015

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Objectives of the Forum:

  1. To promote inclusive partnership among development actors to support the localization of SDGs;
  2. To present key finding and get feedback on a study on SDG localization and it’s financing.
  3. To have collective position and a set of recommendations to be shared to public and at the UN General Assembly in last week of September 2015
 

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Presentation:

  1. Mr. Chheat Sreang Cambodia’s Preparedness for SDGs: Challenges, Opportunities, and Financing
  2. Analysis of SDGs
  3. Executive Summary of SDGs

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