The NGO Forum on Cambodia

Research M&E and Communication

The Research M&E and Communication collects and analyses information and then makes it available for the whole NGO Forum in reliable, comprehensive, evidence-based reports.

Its work supports members’ advocacy, with the ultimate goal of benefitting poor and vulnerable people in Cambodia.

Services of the Centre include:

  • Making research and data available for NGO Forum Programmes, members, networks, stakeholders, and researchers on issues around land, land disputes and economic land concessions (ELCs), natural resources, development and fiscal policy.
  • Helping NGO Forum and network member and the public find out about news and events through emails and posts on the NGO Forum website, while information related to human rights, gender, environment, development and advocacy are shared through the list serve
  • Promoting public awareness of NGO Forum and its projects through communication and increased media exposure to make its work more effective. Information gathered from NGO Forum’s projects is collated and disseminated through research reports, newsletters, magazines and other publications
  • Providing effective information technology services including a website, email, telephone, computer and network and security support to all NGO Forum staff.

The Centre provides specific services to the Land and Livelihoods Programme and Environment Programme and networks:

  • Research provides a base for awareness-raising work in these two Programmes. The research officer works closely with project coordinators in drafting terms of reference, monitoring research processes and working with consultants.
  • Investigations for the Programmes include site visits and interviews with relevant stakeholders, including affected people. Information is organized, documented, analysed and made available for advocacy.
  • The GIS officer provides statistical analysis on land disputes and ELC data from different sources and applies Geographic Information System (GIS) technology to identify locations of disputes and ELCs.

All the Centre’s work is sensitive to gender and climate change issues.

The NGO Forum on Cambodia