OGP in Country Asia Workshops, 2014-2015
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Venue: Sunway Hotel, Phnom Penh
Date: 16 Oct-17 Oct 2014
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Expected results of the workshop:
- The participants increased knowledge on OGP and its importance for sustainable development of Cambodia;
- A country work plan drafted for contextualization of Open Government Partnership (OGP) in Cambodia;
- A networking support established and strengthened between CSOs and the government in the five countries with their counterparts in Indonesia, the Philippines and South Korea.
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