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  • DIRECCIÓN
    38 Samdech Sothearos Blvd
    P.O. Box 29
    Phnom Penh
    Cambodia
    phnompenh@unesco.org

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    Partnerships and aid co-ordination:
    The main interest of development agencies is to make sure that the assistance provided for a recipient country has a real impact and lead to an improvement of the standard of living of its citizens. In order to strengthen aid coherence and effectiveness, there is a need for further co-operation and co-ordination among the different donors under the leadership of the Government. This is why UNESCO is working in strong partnership with line ministries of the Cambodian Government, other UN agencies, development banks, bilateral donors and local and international NGOs.


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    Co-operation with other UN Agencies: The United Nations Resident Co-ordination System (RCS): - (UNESCO Phnom Penh)
    22-12-2002 11:00 am The UN agencies in the country have a long tradition of working together. The principal mechanism for collaboration between them is the Resident Co-ordination System (RCS) led by Ms. Dominique Ait-Ouyahia McAdams, UN Resident Co-ordinator, who is also the UNDP Resident Representative. Más

    Design of pro-poor educational policies with other UN stakeholders: - (UNESCO Phnom Penh)
    22-12-2002 10:55 am In strong partnership with other UN agencies and donors, UNESCO contributes to the formulation, implementation and monitoring of relevant sectoral and inter-sectoral plans, such as the National Education For All Plan 2003-2015, the Annual Education Sector Support Programme (ESSP) Review and the National Poverty Reduction Strategy (NPRS). Más

    Co-operation with development banks: - (UNESCO Phnom Penh)
    22-12-2002 10:50 am Together with other partners, and particularly with the World Bank, UNESCO has contributed to the development of the National Poverty Reduction Strategy and provided support to the General Secretariat for the Council of Social Development (GSCSD), which is the leading governmental agency for the Poverty Reduction Strategy process. Más

    Co-operation with Non-Governmental and Civil Society Organisations: - (UNESCO Phnom Penh)
    22-12-2002 10:40 am cci03T.jpgUNESCO has established important co-operative relations with a number of NGOs working in its fields of competence, particularly in education, culture and communication. In particular, in the field of Education, UNESCO actively co-operates and networks with international and local NGOs in a variety of forums, namely: Más


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