In the morning, 11 August 2020, at the MoEYS, HE Dr. Hang Chhuon Naron, Minister of Education, Youth and Sport (MoEYS) and Dr. Pech Sokhem, CDRI executive director, signed an MOU on cooperation and partnership for education and youth sector policy research and development. The objectives of the collaboration are to support the efforts of MoEYS in pursuing inclusive and quality education for all by ensuring the accomplishment of the goals set out in the Education Strategic Plan 2019-2023, Cambodia’s Education 2030 Roadmap, National Policy for Youth Development and adaptation to the post COVID-19 “New Normal”.
Areas of cooperation include joint research to support informed policymaking, develop the research capacity of national and sub-national institutions, Collect and share relevant data and other primary and secondary data, Conduct impact assessments to examine the immediate and long-term effects of the Covid-19 outbreak, Co-host policy dialogues, training workshops and academic conferences and other high-profile and special events, Promote regular consultations, staff exchanges, and visits, Support data sharing for research conceptualization and analysis in compliance with relevant national Laws and other forms of dialogues, policy research, and capacity development activities.
The parties will use collaborative research, mutual learning, individual and institutional capacity building models to draw on and share expertise, knowledge, and skills within their organizations and strengthen evidence-based policy research capacity.
Thursday, 10 September 2020, Ms Meloney C. Lindberg, country representative of The Asia Foundation and Ms Heang Sophea, program manager of Ponlok Chomnes program, paid a courtesy call to CDRI. Supported by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT), Australia, the partnership between TAF and CDRI focuses on research, policy dialogues and capacity development in higher education. Ongoing research projects in 2020 under this partnership include: 1) adoption of educational technology during the covid-19 pandemic, 2) STEM literacy and […]
The CDRI organised the third technical workshop on the Cambodia’s Vision 2030 study to refine research findings and identify the key policy options which are crucial for the country’s goal of becoming an upper-middle-income nation through resilient, inclusive, and sustainable growth. The gathering of diverse stakeholders, including government officials, development partners, private sector representatives, civil society organisations, and researchers, underscores the collaborative effort required to address the complex challenges of economic development. The discussions and questions raised during the workshop […]
3 November 2016: A new Swedish Ambassador to Cambodia, Ms. Maria Sargren, and Executive Director of CDRI, Dr Chhem Rethy, signed the agreement for a new five-year core support of Sida, from July 2016 to June 2021. H.E Dr Sok Siphana, Chairman of CDRI’s Board of Directors, also witnessed this important event. CDRI-Sida partnership for 2016-2021 aims to produce high quality development research and make a significant contribution to Cambodia’s national development research culture, capacity, and institution and community awareness […]
Mr Sim Sokcheng, Director of Agriculture Centre and Mr Khan Donira, Environment Researcher attended the Agri-food Policy Analysis Workshop held in Thailand. The objective of this workshop was to enhance the abilities of agri-food policy analysts across Southeast Asia, enabling them to produce more effective evidence-based research and understand how this research can contribute to the development of policy solutions for a sustainable food system. Our researchers gained valuable insights from the workshop’s capacity-building sessions on policy analysis and communication. […]