Published on: August 9, 2016
CDRI’s Senior Management team pays courtesy visit to new Australian Ambassador, HE Ms Angela Corcoran, at the Australian Embassy in Phnom Penh. Australia has been supporting CDRI researches including capacity building, agriculture, water and education.
On 10th May, our executive director, Dr Eng Netra, participated in the Seminar on China-ASEAN Knowledge Cooperation on Development & Launching Ceremony for Secretariat of China-ASEAN Knowledge Network for Development. She is also a panellist in Plenary I to discuss the status quo and challenges of China-ASEAN knowledge cooperation on development, and priority areas, cooperation mechanisms, and practical suggestions of China-ASEAN knowledge cooperation on development. The seminar and launching ceremony fruitfully ended with a unanimous determination to continue to push […]
Dr Song Sopheak, CDRI Deputy Executive Director, and Dr Chea Phal, Director of CDRI’s Education Centre along with 3 researchers were pleased to be invited to the 13th Biennial Conference of Comparative Education Society of Asia in Hiroshima, Japan. CESA is established in 1995, by a group of scholars from Asia and beyond, who are involved in the comparative study of educational systems, traditions, and practices. In the comparative study of educational systems, traditions, and practices. This year’s theme is […]
The Greater Mekong Subregion countries, which have been severely affected by the pandemic-induced recession, have been exerting significant efforts to devise and implement new policies and measures to restore their economic growth and development. The new economic growth agenda includes issues such as promoting international trade and trade negotiations, enhancing the business environment, nurturing domestic firms, encouraging direct foreign investments, and advocating for gender equality. However, these issues present numerous obstacles to the region’s economic recovery. To address these challenges, CDRI’s […]
On March 26, CDRI hosted a dialogue on Empowering Women for Climate Resilience in Cambodia. As we celebrate International Women’s Day this month, it is crucial to recognise the pivotal role that women play in climate adaptation and mitigation efforts. During this engaging discussion, our panelists shared innovative initiatives and practical mechanisms aimed at enhancing women’s resilience in the face of climate change. Here are some key highlights: Introducing Smart Agricultural Technologies and Providing Vocational Training: These measures aim to […]
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