The NGO Forum on Cambodia

PROGRAM

Partnerships for Sustainable Growth

• Agriculture
• Climate Change
• Environmental Impact Assessment
• Natural Resource and Environmental
• Private sector Engagement
• Water Governance and Hydropower

Socio-Economic Equity Development Programme

• Cambodia Sustainable Development Goals
• National Strategic Development Plan
• Public Financial Management
• Open Budget Index
• Open Governance Partnership

Natural Resource Governance Programme

• Land Security
• Resettlement and Housing
• Forestry
• Indigenous People
• REDD+
• Safeguard Policy

Research M&E and Communication

• Community Action Research
• EIA Digital and Database
• Evident Based Research
• Land Dispute Statistic and Database
• Monitoring and Evaluation
• Media, Commination and Publication
• Information and Communication Technology

Governance and Management (GM)

• Financial Management and Internal Control
• Human Resource Management
• Administration and Logistic
• Gender and Minority Mainstreaming
• Membership and Network Coordination

Secretariat and Networking

• Budget Working Group (BWG)
• Cambodian Sustainable Development Forum (CSDF)
• CSO REDD Plus Network in Cambodia (CSO REDD+)
• Prey Lang Working Group (PLWG),
• Indigenous People and Forestry Network (IPFN)
• Land and Housing Rights Network Members (LAHRIN)
• Network for Development of Food Security and Safety in Cambodia (NDF-C)
• NGOs Environment and Climate Change Alliance (NECA)
• Rivers Coalition in Cambodia (RCC)
• CSOs Working Group on EIAs
• Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)

LATEST RECENT

NGO Forum Programmes

Core Programmes Development Environment Land & Livelihood Research and Information Center ...
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Core Programme

The Core Programme supports the implementation of the sectoral programmes and projects by providing services to ensure that the NGO Forum functions and represents its members effectively. NGO Forum’s long-term goal is to ensure that citizens and civil society organisations are well-equipped to contribute and influence policy making and implementation processes for the benefit of poor and vulnerable people of Cambodia. NGO Forum’s advocacy approaches are a combination of capacity building with actual advocacy activities. The advocacy approach is conducted though hosting a platform for policy dialogue such as workshops, meetings, conferences and others. Another approach is leading-edge strategic thinking ...
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Strategic Discussion on Preparation for the Formulation of Mid Term Review of NSDP update 2009-2013 and NGO Position Paper to 4th CDCF in 2011.

NGO representatives from 17 sectors comprised of 34 persons met at La Paranda Hotel on March 22, 2011 from 8:00am to 12:00am to discuss on the preparation for formulation of Mid Term Review of NSDP update 2009-2013 and NGO Position Paper on Cambodia's Development to 4th CDCF in 2011. Sharing experience from MEDiCAM representative on how to make the health sector's inputs/comments into the NSDP update was also part of the meeting. Prior to the strategic discussion, the achievements and challenges of Development Issue Forum members on the joint-advocacy work on i) NGO Position Paper to 3rd CDCF and ii) ...
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ASEAN: Cancel the Xayaburi Dam, Save the Mekong, the Statement on 14 November, 2012

On the occasion of the 21 st ASEAN Summit and 7th East Asia Summit from 18-20 November 2012 inPhnom Penh, Cambodia, we respectfully call on the ASEAN, and international community, to upholdcommitments to protect the Mekong River by immediately calling for a cancellation to the plans to build the Xayaburi Dam on the Mekong River mainstream in northern Laos. As participants of the 2nd ACSC/ASEAN People Forum, held in Phnom Penh from 14-16 November 2012, we acknowledge that the Mekong River Basin is the lifeblood to more than 60 million people in the region ...
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Budget transparency remains low in Cambodia

On March 07, 2013, a group of different stakeholders met at a workshop at Sunway hotel in Phnom Penh to find out what the global Open Budget Survey (OBS) 2012 has revealed about Cambodia’s situation and progress with regards to budget transparency, accountability and participation. Hosted by The NGO Forum on Cambodia (NGOF)—the institution undertaking the OBS 2012—along with Advocacy and Policy Institute (API), Cambodians Resource Revenue Transparency (CRRT), Oxfam and Transparency International Cambodia (TI Cambodia), the launch workshop was participated and attended by over a hundred participants from various government ministries, development partners, civil society organizations (CSOs), research institutions, ...
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Governance and Management

The Governance and Management supports the implementation of the sectoral programmes and projects by providing services to ensure that the NGO Forum

Environment and Agriculture Program

The Environment and Agriculture Program includes projects on monitoring agricultural policies, community rights on hydropower development, monitoring REDD+ policy, and monitoring climate

National Development Program

The National Development Program includes projects on aid effectiveness, development policy, economic development policy and the national

Land and Forestry Program

The Land and Forestry Program includes projects on forestry rights, indigenous peoples’ land rights, land security and resettlement and housing rights. The Programme

Reasearch M&E and Communication

The Research M&E and Communication collects and analyses information and then makes it available for the whole of NGO Forum in

PROGRAM

Partnerships for Sustainable Growth

Socio-Economic Equity Development Programme

Natural Resource Governance Programme

Research M&E and Communication

Governance and Management (GM)

Secretariat and Networking

LATEST RECENT

NGO Forum Programmes

Core Programme

Strategic Discussion on Preparation for the Formulation of Mid Term Review of NSDP update 2009-2013 and NGO Position Paper to 4th CDCF in 2011.

ASEAN: Cancel the Xayaburi Dam, Save the Mekong, the Statement on 14 November, 2012

Budget transparency remains low in Cambodia

DONOR

Coordinating Committee Member

Ms. OUM Somaly

Mr. Mak Bunthoeurn

Ms. KIM Sokmean

Mr. MAR Sophal

Mr. SOM Chettana

Mr. SOEUNG Saroeun