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“Development” does not justify land grabs in Cambodia
“Development” does not justify land grabs in Cambodia Saturday, 17 December 2011 / Chak Sopheap Tags: Cambodia, Development, evictions, land grabs, sustainable development Regions: Cambodia The problem of forced evictions and land grabs is growing worse in Cambodia, leading to … Continue reading
Cambodia: reform needed to combat poverty
Cambodia: reform needed to combat poverty – Bertelsmann Future Challenges. Cambodia: reform needed to combat poverty Tuesday, 9 August 2011 / Chak Sopheap Tags: accountability, Cambodia, Civil Society, global civil society, NGOs, poverty Regions: Burma, Cambodia Cambodia is among the … Continue reading
Cambodia: Ways to run SME successfully
Cambodia: Ways to run SME successfully (Khmer Version) Written by Sopheap Chak in attribution to Open Institute’s Women Program The article is part of Open Institute’s Women Bulletin issue #4, August-September 2010
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