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.
On January 30, 2024, CDRI’s Education Centre, in collaboration with the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports (MoEYS), hosted a dissemination workshop on “Learning Disparities between Male and Female Students in Upper Secondary Education.” With support from the Embassy of Sweden Section Office in Phnom Penh and the Asian Development Bank (ADB), the dissemination workshop aimed to identify factors influencing learning performance and the learning gaps between male and female students. The findings of this research study were shared and […]
On 31 January 2024, CDRI’s Education Centre convened a meeting with the participation of Publishing and Distribution House, World Education, and software development companies (Coolbeans and Codingate) to enhance the Track and Trace (TnT) system, a digital platform managing textbook supply in Cambodia. This meeting was a follow-up to the LIBROS-Cambodia study, aiming to utilise the evidence generated from the main study. The project seeks to strengthen public-private partnerships, thereby improving access to textbooks for Cambodian students.
On 16-17 December 2023, CDRI, in collaboration with the Royal University of Law and Economics (RULE) and the Young Scholar Initiative’s History of Economic Thought Working Group (YSI HET), successfully hosted the Southeast Asia Economic Research and Development Conference. During this conference, our researchers participated in the plenary discussion and presented their research studies to approximately 100 scholars including general participants, speakers, presenters from 15 countries and various organisations. The discussion covered a wide range of topics in economics, including the […]
H.E Dr. Kamrang Tekreth, Secretary of State, Ministry of Commerce, welcomed the CDRI management and research team at her office on May 21, 2020. She has been a key member of the CDRI Board of Directors – the CDRI’s highest governance and oversight body. CDRI is grateful to her insight and strong leadership in the past, present, and future as CDRI is moving forward in improving its relevance, responsiveness, and sustainable impacts.