Session 3 Wb Cso Engagement Cambodia Presentation
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The document summarizes engagement between civil society organizations (CSOs) and the World Bank in Cambodia. It discusses the emergence of Cambodian CSOs after 1992 and challenges they face from the government. It outlines World Bank assistance to Cambodia, including support for governance, infrastructure, health, education, and the private sector. It also describes World Bank programs that engage CSOs, like one to enhance social accountability and small grants for CSO projects. It recommends that CSOs be equal partners in World Bank efforts, participate in planning, and receive capacity building to effectively partner with the government.
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