GIZ IN CAMBODIA/2013
Priority
Area I -Health
GIZ IN CAMBODIA/2013
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Cambodia’s economic growth and stability largely depend on secure
access to land. German Development Cooperation is helping to
GIZ has supported health sector reforms for many years. In 2009,
establish a modern land administration system by building up pro-
the Social Health Protection Programme (SHPP), a joint programme
fessional capacities. Advice is offered on land policy, the regulatory
of German Technical (GIZ) and Financial Cooperation (KfW) was es-
framework, institutional issues and land distribution to the landless
tablished. Its objective is to improve the quality of public and private
and land-poor. So far, over 2,6 million private land titles have been
health services and to make it more accessible for poor and vulnerable
distributed to mainly rural households.
groups. The programme currently works in provinces of Battambang,
Kampot, Kampong Cham, Orddor Meanchey, Prey Veng and Takeo.
Programmes
Programmes
♦♦Regional Economic Development –Green Belt Siem Reap province (RED)
♦♦Social Health Protection Programme (SHPP)
♦♦Land Rights Programme (LRP)
♦♦Regional Fit for School Programme
♦♦Muskoka
Priority Area II– Rural Development
With a market driven approach, the “Regional Economic Development-Green Belt Programme” links the rural poor to the opportunities
of the growing economy in Siem Reap. GIZ supports capacity development of government, private sector and civil stakeholders to increase
the competitiveness of local products and to develop new business
and employment opportunities. To strengthen their productivity, over
40 communities in the Tonle Sap region get assistance in development
and upgrading of rural infrastructure and in creating new and and improved livelihood opportunities.
Cross-cutting theme “Governance”
Within the cross-cutting theme Governance, GIZ supports the Royal Government of Cambodia in effectively building institutions and
promoting the responsible use of political power and management
of public resources.
Programmes
♦♦Support to Administrative Reform and Decentralization
Programme (ARDP)
Promoting sustainable Development
GIZ IN CAMBODIA
♦♦Support to the National Audit Authority (NAA)
♦♦Access to Justice for Women (ATJW)
♦♦Identification of Poor Households (ID Poor)
♦♦Regional ASEAN-SAI Project
Contact us:
Representatives from various ministries discuss the
Administrative Reform
Increasing the added value of local handicrafts – Introduction of new
product designs
Deutsche Gesellschaft
für Internationale
Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH
GIZ Office Phnom Penh
No.17, St 306, Sangkat Boeung Keng Kang I,
P.O. Box: 81, Phnom Penh, CAMBODIA
Phone: ( 855)0 23 860 110, Fax: (855)0 23 21 27 83
Email: [email protected]
Website : www.giz.de/Cambodia
WebBlog: www.giz-cambodia.com
GIZ IN CAMBODIA/2013
GIZ IN CAMBODIA/2013
About
GIZ
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Vision
Working efficiently, effectively and in a spirit of partnership, we sup-
We are the world’s leading provider of international cooperation ser-
port people and societies worldwide in creating sustainable living
vices for sustainable development.
conditions and building up better futures. The services delivered by
the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ)
Mission statement
We advise policymakers. At home and abroad, we help decisionmakers accomplish their political objectives.
We secure results. Our work is about producing results in a transparent, efficient and partner-oriented way and in line with good
commercial practice.
We are a global player. Decentralized structures, intercultural com-
GmbH include regional and technical competence and tried and tested
We manage change. We work holistically, draw on extensive imple-
management know-how. As a federal enterprise, we support the Ger-
petence and a highly professional workforce are the factors that fuel
mentation experience and share responsibility for achieving objec-
man Government in achieving its objectives in the field of international
our success.
tives with our partners.
cooperation for sustainable development. We are also engaged in in-
We provide know-how. Our services are built on a wealth of regional
ternational education work around the globe.
and technical competence and tried and tested management expertise.
Who we work for – GIZ’s clients
We develop solutions. We use our wide range of instruments and
networks flexibly and innovatively to create value for our commis-
GIZ in Cambodia
The Federal Government of Germany has been cooperating with the
Royal Government of Cambodia by providing technical support and
expertise through GIZ. By joint efforts with its partners GIZ addresses priority areas of sustainable development in the country for more
Most of our activities are commissioned by the German Federal Minis
sioning parties and to empower people to shape their own develop-
try for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ). GIZ also op-
ment processes.
erates on behalf of other German Ministries – in particular the Federal
We act as an intermediary. Our core competencies include balancing
1.
Health
Foreign Office, the Federal Ministry of Environment and the Federal
diverse interests in sensitive contexts and providing entry points for
2.
Rural Development and
Ministry of Education and Research – as well as German federal states
the private sector and civil society.
3.
Cross-cutting theme “Governance”
and municipalities, and public and private sector clients both in Ger-
We are value-driven. As a federally owned enterprise, we are guided
many and abroad. These include the governments of other countries,
by the principles of our social order, act in the interests of Germany
the European Commission, the United Nations and the World Bank.
and, first and foremost, support the development policy of the Ger-
1.
Civil Peace Service (ZFD)
man Government.
2.
Stone conservation in Angkor
3.
Alumni programme
Over 240 international and local staff work for GIZ
in Cambodia
German-Cambodian Development Cooperation:
A partnership built on mutual trust
than 18 years. Our work focuses on 3 priority areas:
We also focus on other programmes
Preceptor programme in Kampong Cham province