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This mid-term review assesses the overall performance of the UNDP project Clearing for Results – Phase IV: Mine Action For Human Development (2020-2025) in Cambodia.

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Development

The Cambodia 2022-23 COVID-19 Development Program Progress Report is the final progress report against the Cambodia COVID-19 Development Response Plan. The report provides a summary of program achievements and progress against performance indicators.

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Development

This is the investment design summary for the Australia-World Bank Partnership for Promoting Inclusion, Sustainability and Equality in Cambodia (the PROMISE Partnership).

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Development

The ACCESS Program Logic and MEL (Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning) Framework outlines key MEL-related reporting products, and processes for learning and reflection within the program.

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Development

This progress report covers Year 3 of the ACCESS program (2020-21).

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Development

This progress report covers Year 2 of the ACCESS program (2019-20).

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Development

This progress report covers Year 1 of the ACCESS program (2018-19).

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Development

This rapid review of the ACCESS program was undertaken in March 2020 to inform future funding decisions. The review found that the program remains clearly relevant to Australian Government and Royal Government of Cambodia (RGC) priorities. The program has emerged from a lengthy inception period with strong ownership from several key RGC ministries or agencies and with a good foundation for full program implementation, which is now underway. However, the review identified several issues in the disability workstream which, if not addressed, may impact the achievement of outcomes.

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Development

The ACCESS Stage 1 Impact Report distils key results achieved during ACCESS Stage 1 (2018-21) and covers development challenges, results and future directions of Stage 2 (2021-23).

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Development

The challenges of stimulating higher quality investment cut across the RGC’s policy reform agenda, but CAP-RED will primarily focus its efforts in supporting this broader agenda in three domains where Australian has a comparative advantage: agriculture and agro-processing; trade, investment and enterprise development; and infrastructure services.

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Development
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