Closing the New Gap: How We Can Help Underperforming Boys
Published on: August 8, 2024


Published on: August 8, 2024


Dr Chhem Rethy, CDRI’s Executive Director, met with a delegation from ASEAN Studies Center of Chulalongkorn University to discuss research collaboration on China’s Rising Influence and Belt and Road Initiative on 11 March 2019.
Tuesday, July 28, 2020, at 14.30-15.20, H.E Dr. Hang Choun Naron, Minister of MOEYS met with CDRI Executive Director, Research Director, Education Research and Innovation Center Director, and Senior Communication Officer to discuss the cooperation plan between MoEYS and CDRI in the education and youth research for development. H.E Minister shared his views and strategic focus on the innovative education and curriculum, e-learning, and skill assets (including soft skills), an innovative approach to high-quality education. Good education and the right […]
CDRI collaborates with JETRO – Japan External Trade Organization to promote a greener and more innovative future for Japan and ASEAN countries, particularly Cambodia. The collaboration will see the implementation of environmentally friendly practices and innovative technologies in Cambodia’s crucial sectors. JETRO and CDRI plan to work together to identify areas for improvement and provide technical assistance to businesses. Overall, this is seen as a positive step toward achieving ‘ . For more details, please read the article via this link: https://bit.ly/3ngbFiN
CDRI in partnership with the Supporting Economic Transformation (SET) Programme at the Overseas Development Institute and supported byAustralia’s Department of Foreign Affairs and Tradeheld a Roundtable Discussion on “Prospects for Cambodia’s Economic Transformation:Scoping New Activities” on Tuesday 26 February 2019 at Raffles Hotel Le Royal. Participants from government, development partners, private sector and national research and development communities joined this discussion. Current status of Cambodia’s economy, challenges and ways to overcome those challenges were presented. Lively discussion followed, exploring constraints […]