Governance

Cambodia's governance structures are still growing and maturing. Working with governance groups to develop knowledge and skills is a high priority task. BFD's work in this area development of democratic practice, respect for Rule of Law, incorporation of government policy for decentraisation and deconcentration.

Helping Village Chiefs, Commune Councillors with administration and governance training, business and management training.
Supporting commune councils to establish dispute resolution mechanisms to solve domestic violence, land disputes, or neighbourhood conflicts
Legal training in laws relating to land, environment, human rights
Training in administration and management.
Education for understanding democratic governance principles and practice

Looming problems need urgent attention

Cambodia has a hugely youthful population (approx 70% of population is less than 30 years old, 50% less than 20 years old). Successful engagement of these young people in all aspects of society is critical for Cambodia’s future welfare. Projects linking youth especially rural youth, into formal education, governance, politics and local community development, and into ethical and moral frameworks that support community cohesion are very much needed. These and other new BFD project areas would welcome support from donors.

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