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Background documents

Cambodia Country Kit 2011-2015

 

Publications

UNICEF Cambodia Publications

UNICEF recognizes that access to timely, relevant and analytical information is a critical component of advocating for positive change for children. Every year, UNICEF and its partners work collaboratively with the Royal Government of Cambodia to publish a range of seminal publications, reports, studies, booklets and guides that help illuminate the situation of women and children in Cambodia.

National Review of Faith-Based Responses to HIV in Cambodia
Across Cambodia, faith-based organisations are an important part of the national response to HIV and AIDS. This publication highlights the significant role that faith-based actors have in the social and economic development of children, women and families

Most At Risk Young People 2010
Cambodia's Most at Risk Young People Survey (MARYPS 2010 respresents continuing commitment and efforts to obtain data on our young population and their health and their risk to HIV infection and drugs.

UNICEF Cambodia Annual Report 2010
The fact that the country office was able to deliver on key priorities is in our view a performance given the profound reorientation of our programme, the workload generated by the development of the new country programmes, and by the office reorganizatio

Internal Assessment of the Social Service Mapping
The Social Service Mapping (SSM) is a mapping exercise conducted at the village level and led by commune councils (CC)/CCWCs. The maps attemp to identify the most vulnerable families in the commune, especially women and children

Situation Analysis of Children and Women in Cambodia
This situation analysis focuses on the current conditions that affect children in Cambodia and their capacity to enjoy all their rights as recognized in the Convention on the Rights of the Child.

MDG Success Stories from Asia and the Pacific
This publication is a compilation of success stories and good practices from Asia and the Pacific, collected by the United Nations Millennium Campaign as its contribution to the MDG Review process.

Access to Health Services for Urban Poor
There is a long-running problem of poor health service access among populations in the lowest socio-economic quintiles throughout Cambodia. This study summarizes access to and cost of quality care for urban poor.

Cambodia Millennium Development Goals Gap Analysis
This document reviews progress in achieving CMDG, identifies key challenges, bottlenecks and risks,assesses the alignment of national programs and development partner support towards achievementof CMDG.

Situation Analysis of Youth in Cambodia
With young people in the age group 10-24 comprising 36 per cent of the population, Cambodia has the youngest population in Southeast Asia. Cambodia has yet to reap a demographic dividend that often comes with a large young work force.

Preparing for the Journey
Despite having made significant strides toward improving the lives of persons with disabilities, there is still much work to be done within the Cambodian disability sector.

The Middle Way
This research addresses the lack of comprehensive information available in Cambodia relating to knowledge, attitudes, and practice of ‘children’s rights’ as defined by the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC).

2008 Cambodia Anthropometrics Survey
This survey includes anthropometric measurements of over seven thousand children, making it the largest national sample of child measurements ever collected in the country.

Convention on the Rights of the Child in Cambodia Report
Cambodia ratified the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) on October 15, 1992. The initial report on Cambodia ' s implementation of the Rights of the Child was submitted to the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child on December 18, 1997.

Community-Led Total Sanitation 2009
Community-Led Total Sanitation is a new approach to achieving improved sanitation. CLTS fosters innovation and commitment within the community and motivates people to build their own sanitation infrastructure without depending on hardware subsidies.

Arsenic in Cambodia
This document aims to present an overall picture of arsenic situation in Cambodia and various efforts that have been undertaken to address this issue.

UNICEF Cambodia At A Glance
UNICEF Cambodia works to ensure that the rights of all children are respected. This document gives an overview of how we work, where and why.

 

 
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