ANNEX
VI
PRAKAS
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KINGDOM OF CAMBODIA
NATION RELIGION KING
ROYAL GOVERNMENT OF
CAMBODIA
NO. 01 SR
CIRCULAR
ON
THE FORMULATION OF THE NATIONAL STRATEGIC DEVELOPMENT PLAN: 2006-2010
Since its establisment in
November 1993, the Royal Government of Cambodia (RGC) has been
implementing its socio-economic development policies with the aim of
reducing poverty. In order to ensure efficient and sustainable efforts in
alleviating poverty, the Royal Government has so far formulated and
implemented key national policy frameworks that are people-centred and
poverty-focused such as the First Five Year Socio-economic Development
Plan: 1996-2000 (SEDP-I), the Second Five Year Socio-economic Development
Plan: 2001-2005 (SEDP-ll), and the National Poverty Reduction Strategy:
2003-2005 (NPRS).
In the interest of
promoting coherence among development policies and strategies, the Royal
Government will formulate a single national development plan by
consolidating the SEDP and NPRS and aligning with Cambodia Millennium
Development Goals (CMDGs). Based on the RGC’s Action Plan for
Harmonisation and Alignment: 2004-2008, which was approved by the Council
of Ministers on 19 November 2004, the new plan document is named: National
Strategic Development Plan: 2006-2010.
I. Conceptual Framework
The National Strategic
Development Plan: 2006-2010 (NSDP) will be the strategic policy document
for implementing the Royal Government’s development vision that should:
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Be responsive
to the political commitments articulated in the Political Platform and
the Rectangular Strategy for Growth, Employment, Equity and Efficiency
of the Royal Government of Cambodia in the Third Legislature of the
National Assembly.
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Be a
realistic strategic plan providing contextually appropriate, feasible,
and achievable targets and programmes by taking the sustainability of
environmental, economic and social management into account.
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Contain a
coherent strategy for implementing the development agenda by providing
clear prioritisation among the needs, targets, actions and programmes to
ensure the fulfilment of the goals through sustainable and equitable use
of available resources and capacities and by strengthening partnerships
with the civil society, donor community and other stakeholders.
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Reflect an
integral policy framework by ensuring the consistency among policies and
interventions at macro, sectoral and programme/project levels.
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Integrate the
policy actions of the Second Socio-Economic Development Plan, National
Poverty Reduction Strategy, National Population Policy and other
sectoral plans, which could not be realised during the planning period
and build upon the highly prioritised development policy objectives and
measures for the next five years, 2006-2010.
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Be a national
strategic plan that incorporates the vision and the priority action
plans of the Royal Government and which is consistent with the financial
and other resource potentials of the nation.
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Be a national
strategic plan that will have been formulated through the improved
relationship between planning and budgeting processes.
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Provide a
strategic tool to achieve the Cambodia Millennium Development Goals (CMDGs)
through integrating the CMDGs into the plan and setting consistent
targets to realise poverty reduction and other social development goals
toward improving the quality of life of all Cambodians.
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Be a document
that will have been elaborated in a government-led and -owned process
and with a broad participation of all stakeholders.
II. Institutional Framework
For The Formulation Process
Building upon the RGC’s
Action Plan for Harmonisation and Alignment: 2004-2008, which was approved
by the Council of Ministers on 19 November 2004, the formulation of the
National Strategic Development Plan: 2006-2010 should be carried out
within the following institutional framework:
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The Ministry
of Planning (MOP) in collaboration with Supreme National Economic
Council (SNEC) will set up appropriate working structure
(Inter-Agency Technical Working Group-TWG) that ensures smooth
undertaking of the activities required to prepare the plan and efficient
co-ordination with all stakeholders including the government ministries
and agencies, international organisations, UN agencies, NGOs, CSOs;
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The MOP will
ensure the efficient use of technical assistance provided by
International Organisations and UN Agencies and harmonise donors’
participation in the process in order to derive maximum benefits;
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The MOP will
prepare Technical Guidelines for line ministries and agencies to review
the status the implementation of policy actions set out in the Second
Five-Year Plan and NPRS and to elaborate the NSDP: 2006-2010 in their
respective areas of responsibilities and will take the lead role in
providing technical advices to concerned ministries and agencies;
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The MOP and
SNEC, through the Inter-Agency Technical Working Group, will collaborate
with Sectoral Government-Donor Working Groups as regards technical
matters in order to ensure a broad participation and strengthen the
partnership with stakeholders;
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All concerned
ministries and agencies will establish a Technical Working Group headed
by a Secretary of State, which will take lead in the formulation of the
NSDP in their respective areas of responsibilities and will collaborate
with the MOP and SNEC with the aim of ensuring the efficiency and
success in the fulfilment of this joint task.
III.
Working
Schedule For The Formulation Of The Plan
Based on the RGC’s Action
Plan for Harmonisation and Alignment: 2004-2008, the activities have been
scheduled as follows:
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December-January 2004:
The MOP in collaboration with SNEC will formalise institutional
mechanism for formulating NSDP by setting up an Inter Agency Technical
Working Group on Planning and Poverty Reduction.
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January-May 2005:
The MOP will request
all line ministries and agencies to formulate individual Strategic Plan
with technical meetings will be held to discuss NSDP preparation process
and will issue guidelines for the preparation.
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May-June 2005:
The Ministry of
Planning will prepare the first draft of the NSDP: 2006-2010.
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June-August 2005:
The Ministry of
Planning will be preparing the First Draft NSDP by consolidating the
Sectoral Strategic Plans into with technical workshop(s).
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August-September 2005:
The Ministry of
Planning will organise National Workshop(s) to create forum for
consultations with all stakeholders.
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September-October 2005:
The Ministry of
Planning will revise the Draft NSDP by consolidating comments made in
the National Workshop(s).
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November-December 2005:
The
Ministry of Planning will submit the final Draft NSDP to the RGC for
adoption and the Council of Ministers will submit the adopted Draft to
the legislatures for approval.
The Royal Government is
confident that the concerned ministries and agencies are accountable for
achieving the highest quality in formulating the National Strategic
Development Plan: 2006-2010 through collaboration with the Ministry of
Planning and SNEC after having received this Circular.
Distribution List:
- Cabinet of the King
- General Secretariat of Senate
- General Secretariat of National Assembly
- Cabinet of the Prime Minister
- Cabinet of Deputies Prime Minister
- All Ministries and Agencies
- All Provincial City Halls
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Phnom Penh, 31
January 2005
[Signature and Stamp]
PRIME MINISTER
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KINGDOM OF CAMBODIA
Nation Religion King
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Ministry of Planning
No. ...57..MOP
(Un-official translation)
Phnom
Penh, 17 March 2005 |
PRAKAS
ON
ESTABLISHING TECHNICAL WORKING GROUP INTER-MINISTERIAL
FOR FORMULATION OF THE NATIONAL STRATEGIC DEVELOPMENT PAN 3RD FIVE YEARS
2006-2010
ccôdd
SENIOR MINISTER, MINISTER OF
PLANNING
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Had seen the Constitution of the
Kingdom of Cambodia.
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Had seen the Royal Decree N.S/RKT/ 0704/124 on the
Appointment of the Royal Government of Cambodia, dated
15
July 2004.
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Had seen the Krom No. 02/NS/94 approving the use of Law
on the Organization and the Functioning of the Council of Ministers,
dated
20
July 1994.
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Had seen the Krom No. NS/RKM/ 0196/11 approving the use
of Law on the Establishment of the Ministry of Planning, dated
24 January 1996.
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Had seen the Sub-decree No. 55. SD.ES on the Organization
and the Functioning of the Ministry of Planning, dated
23
September 1997.
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Had seen the Circular No. 01 SR on the Formulation of the
National Strategic Development Plan 2006-2010, dated
31
January 2005.
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According to the proposal of the Royal Government of
Cambodia.
DECIDES
ARTICLE 1:
Establish Technical Working Group Inter-Ministrial (TWG) for formulation
the National Strategic Development Plan (3rd Five Year Plan)
2006-2010.
ARTICLE 2:
Technical Working Group lnter-Ministrial consists:
1- H.E. Ou Orhat
2- H.E. HuI Lim
3- H.E. Hang Chuon Naron
4- H.E. Chhoeng Chamroen
5- H.E. Hou Taing Eng
6- H.E.Prach Sun
7- H.E. Eng Hout
8- H.E. Veng Sakhon
9- Lok Chun Tiev. Chann Sorey
10- H.E. Chea Sophara
11- H.E. Sous Kong
12- H.E. Soung Hong
13- H.E. Phok Sovannrith
14- H.E. Kim Sy Than
15- H.E. Sarak Khann
16- H.E.Soy Sy Phon
17- H.E. Thach Phain
18- HE. Tourt Luch
19- H.E. Mao Sambath
20- H.E. Wi Nody
21- HE. Nath Bunthoem
22- H.E. Urn Mean
23- H.E. Earn Sarom
24- H.E. Chong Tin
25- H.E. Yin Lourt
26- H.E. Tea Sotha
27- H.E. Rong Chong
28- H.E. Bun Narith
29- H.E. Long Sochea
30- HE. Prom Sokha
31- Mr. Neak Sarin
32- Dr. Teng Kunthy
33- H.E. Toun Thavrak |
Secretary of State,
Ministry of Planning
Secretary of State,
Ministry of Planning
Secretary General, Ministry of Economy and Finance
Secretary General of SNEC
Secretary of State, Ministry of Planning
Under Secretary of State, Ministry of Planning
Secretary of State, Ministry of Environment
Secretary of State, Ministry of Health
Secretary of State, Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology
Secretary of State, Ministry of Women Affairs
Secretary of State, Ministry of Land Management
Secretary of State, Ministry of Rural Development
Secretary of State, Ministry of Public Work and Transportation
Secretary of State, Ministry of Industry, Mine and Energy
Secretary of State, Ministry of Commerce
Secretary of State, Ministry of Post and Telecommunication
Secretary of State, Ministry of Social Affairs
Secretary of State, Ministry of Information
Secretary of State, Ministry of Justice
Secretary of State, Ministry of Assembly, Senate Relations and
Inspections
Under Secretary of State, Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and
Fishery
Under Secretary of State, Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport
Under Secretary of State, Ministry of Labour and Professional
Training
Under Secretary of State, State Secretariat of Public Function
Under Secretary of State, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and
International Cooperation
Under Secretary of State, Ministry of Religious Affairs
Secretary of State, State Secretariat of Civil Aviation
Secretary General of the National Committee of Population and
Development
Deputy Secretary General of the National Committee of Disaster
Management
Deputy Secretary General of the National Mine Authority and Rescue
Disable People
Secretary of State, Ministry of Interior
Deputy Director, National Bank of Cambodia
Deputy Secretary General, National AIDS Authority
Director General, Ministry of Planning |
Chairman
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Permanent Deputy
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ARTICLE
3:
Technical Working Group lnter-Ministrial roles and responsibilities:
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Leads,
guides, visions: Strategies, programs, framework of the National
Strategic Development Plan 3rd Five Years (2006-2010) for
Ministry of Planning working group and Line-ministries;
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Relationships
and working partners with donor communities, Non Government
Organizations (NGOs) and Civil Society for seeking fund and technical
supports for formulation of the National Strategic Development Plan 3rd
Five Years (2006-2010);
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Summarize and
reports to the Ministry of Planning on outputs of formulation of the
National Strategic Development Plan 3rd Five Years
(2006-2010).
ARTICLE
4:
This Technical Working Group lnter-Ministrial has Working Group of the
Ministry of Planning lead by H.E. Toun Thavrak, Director General act as
arm in formulation of the National Strategic Development Plan 3rd
Five Years.
ARTICLE 5:
This Technical Working Group lnter-Ministrial has right to invite
representative from line-ministries or related technical staff to attend
the meeting.
ARTICLE
6:
This Technical Working Group lnter-Ministrial has right to use seal of
Ministry of Planning in formulation of the National Strategic Development
Plan 3rd Five Years (2006-2010).
ARTICLE
7:
This Prakas will
effective and implement from the signing date.
ARTICLE 8:
His
Excellency, Lok Chum Teav has list in above
Article 2 must be responsible for carrying out this Prakas with
effective.
ARTICLE 9:
All
provisions that contrast with this Prakas must be considered invalid.
Sign and
Seal
CC:
- Council of Minister
- Cabinet of the Prime Minister
- Cabinet of Deputies Prime Minister
- Ministries and
Agencies
Chhay
Than
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KINGDOM OF CAMBODIA
Nation Religion King
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Ministry of Planning
No. ...119..MOP
(Un-official translation)
Phnom Penh,
04 October 2004 |
PRAKAS
ON
ESTABLISHING WORKING GROUP
FOR FORMULATION OF THE THIRD SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PLAN (2006-2010)
ccôdd
SENIOR MINISTER, MINISTER OF
PLANNING
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Had seen the
Constitution of the
Kingdom of Cambodia.
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Had seen the
Royal Decree N.S/RKT/ 0704/124 dated
15 July 2004 on the
Appointment of the Royal Government of Cambodia.
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Had seen the
Krom No. NS/RKM/ 0196/11 dated
24 January 1996
approving the use of Law on the Establishment of the Ministry of
Planning.
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Had seen the
Sub-Decree No. 55. SD.ES dated
23 September 1997 on
the Organization and the Functioning of the Ministry of Planning.
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Had seen the
Prakas No. 098 of lnter-Ministnal of Ministry of Interior and Ministry
of Planning, dated
7 February 2002 on Formulation of Development Planning at
Commune Village.
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According to
the proposal of the Royal Government.
DECIDES
ARTICLE 1:
Establish the Working Group for Formulation of the Third Socio-Economic
Development Plan (2006-2010) at the Ministry of Planning.
ARTICLE 2:
The Working Group consists of:
1. Mr. Toun Thavrak
2. Ms. Heang Siek Ly
3. Mr. Nuth Chansokha
4. Mr. Seng Soen
5. Mr. Hing Chanmontha
6. Mr. Sourn Sokhim
7. Mr. Mam Marady
8. Ms. Khiev Bory
9. Mr. Sorm Serey Vuth
10. Mr. Hang Suviddya
11. Mr. Pooh Sovanndy
12. Mr. Chea Chantum
13. Mr. Che Bo
14. Mr. Mean Thavrak
15. Mr. Ker Bopha
16. Mr. Sin Setha
17. Mr. San Sokhan
18. Mr. Tith Sovann
19. Mr. Theng Pagnathun
20. Mr. Po Mao
21. Choeng Ratha
22. Mr. Hoy Sethikun
23. Mr. Chhoum Narin
24. Mr. Kang Siphanara
25. Mr. HeI Tony
26. Bin Nheanrith |
Acting Director
General
Deputy Director General
Deputy Director General
Vice-Director of National Institute of Statistics
Director of Planning Investment Department
Director of International Relations Department
Director of General Planning Department
Director of Social Planning Department
Director of Planning Economic Department
Deputy Director of General Planning
Deputy Director of General Planning
Deputy Director of General Planning
Deputy Director of General Planning
Deputy Director of General Planning
Deputy Director of General Planning
Deputy Director of Social Planning
Deputy Director of Social Planning
Deputy Director of Planning Investment
Deputy Director of Planning Investment
Deputy Director of International Relations
Deputy Director of International Relations
Deputy Director of Planning Economic
Deputy Director of Planning Economic
Chief Office, General Planning Department
Chief Office, Planning Investment Department
Chief Office, General Planning Department |
Chairman
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ARTICLE 3:
Mr. Toun Thavrak will be responsible for leading this Group
for formulation of the Third Socio-Economic Development Plan and all names
listed in Article 2 must be
responsible for tasks allocated by the Chairman.
ARTICLE 4:
The roles and responsibilities of the Working Group are:
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Preparing
administrative letters and related documents for formulation of the
Third Socio-Economic Development Plan.
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Working as
partners with consultants and experts from international organizations
in supports of formulation of the Third Socio-Economic Development Plan.
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Providing
guidance in technical matters to line-ministry working groups for
formulation of the Third Socio-Economic Development Plan.
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Setting
meetings and workshops for formulation of the Third Socio-Economic
Development Plan.
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Preparing the
draft of the Third Socio-Economic Development Plan for submitting to the
Ministry of Planning and inter-ministerial meetings for comments and
revising it before submitting to the Office of Council of Ministers for
decision.
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Reporting to
the Ministry of Planning on outputs every week.
ARTICLE 5:
In special and emergency cases, the above Working Group has
the authority to use departments under supervision of the Directorate of
Planning, National Institute of Statistics and others units of the
Ministry of Planning.
ARTICLE 6:
The Working Group can be used as a mechanism for providing
support and ensuring coordination in the process of formulation of
development plans, public investment programmes and three years rolling
programmes at commune village and provinces.
ARTICLE 7:
All names listed in Article
2 must attend meetings, convened by the Chairman or the
Deputy-Chairman in the absence of the Chairman.
ARTICLE 8:
All names listed in Article
2 and Directors of the Ministry of Planning must be
responsible for effectively carrying out this Prakas from the date of its
signing.
Sign and Seal
cc:
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Council of Minister
- Cabinet of the Prime Minister
- Cabinet of Deputies Prime Minister Sar Kheng
Chhay Than
- All Ministries and Agencies
- As Article 2 and MOP management
(implementation)
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Terms of Reference
Technical Working Group on Planning
and Poverty Reduction
I. Background
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Poverty reduction is the
key element of the Royal Government of Cambodia’s development agenda.
Over the past decade, the Royal Government has taken conscious measures
to clearly define its approach to poverty reduction through a series of
policy documents including two Socio-Economic Development Plan (SEDP)
for 1996-2000 and 2001-2005, and the National Poverty Reduction Strategy
(NPRS) 2003-2005. Poverty reduction priorities and strategies of the RGC
have been further elaborated through the Cambodia Millennium Development
Goals identified and agreed on in 2003.
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The Royal Government of
Cambodia (RGC) has decided to prepare a single national development plan
by merging the earlier SEDP and NPRS and aligning it with the Cambodia
Millennium Development Goals (CMDGs) in order to bring coherence in
formulation and implementation of development strategies and policies.
This document, called the National Strategic Development Plan (NSDP)
2006-2010, will be the strategic policy document for implementing
the RGC’s development vision as articulated in the Rectangular
Strategy for Growth, Employment, Equity and Efficiency, the
political platform of the Royal Government in the Third Legislature of
the National Assembly (2004-2008). The NSDP will also be the strategic
tool to integrate the CMDGs and National Population Policy (NPP) into
the medium-term development-planning framework.
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The l8th TWG on
Planning and Poverty Reduction (TWG-PPR) has been created as a
consultative and coordination mechanism to support the formulation,
implementation and monitoring of NSDP.
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The TWG-PPR is chaired by
the Ministry of Planning, which acts as the RGC’s focal point for
integrating the poverty focus with the overall macroeconomic and
sectoral policy frameworks, the planning process, including the Public
Investment Programme (PIP). The co-facilitators are the World Bank and
the United Nations System.
II. Mandate of TWG-PPR
The overall objective of the Technical
Working Group on Planning and Poverty Reduction (TWGPPR) is to support the
Government in promoting a more efficient and effective planning process
for the achievement of its poverty reduction goals as committed within the
framework of the Millennium Declaration and the Cambodia Millennium
Development Goals.
Given the cross-cutting nature of its
activities, the TWGPPR will work in close coordination with other TWGs and
relevant agencies.
In line with the decisions of the December
2004 Consultative Group meeting, the TWG is an independent body supported
by and contributing to CG mechanisms. As such, it will be guided by the
principle of ensuring efficient use of scarce resources by promoting
coordination and effective prioritization.
III. Responsibilities
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Provide a forum for
achieving and sustaining consensus on national development priorities as
related to poverty reduction targets and ensure the corresponding focus
of NSDP.
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Identify the needs for the
formulation, implementation and monitoring of NSDP and facilitate
provision of adequate domestic and ODA resources to address those gaps.
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Ensure alignment of
sectoral and donor strategies with the agreed priorities by identifying
and facilitating links and complementarities between activities and
promoting strategic approaches for sector-wide development.
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Act as an
information-sharing platform for all stakeholders, both national and
international, governmental and non-governmental.
IV. Organisational and Operational
Arrangements
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The TWG-PPR will be
comprised of representatives from the Ministry of Planning and other
relevant core and line ministries/agencies of the Royal Government and
development partners including civil society.
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The TWG-PPR will operate on
the basis of annual workplans with all its members assuming a joint
accountability for the delivery of the workplan.
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A Secretariat Working Group
at the Ministry of Planning will be, responsible for the overall
coordination and formulation of the NSDP in collaboration with the Line
Ministries Working Group and a donor working groups (see “institutional
arrangement for NSDP Formulation Diagram” attached). The Chairman of the
Secretariat will report to the TWG-PPR on the progress made.
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If necessary, the TWG-PPR
may constitute thematic sub-groups/task forces, comprising mutually
agreed members.
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The TWG-PPR will meet on a
regular basis (ideally every 4-6 weeks), if need be, during the initial
period to support the time-bound NSDP formulation process. Meetings will
be called with an agenda and minutes of the meetings will be circulated
to all members.
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The ToR of the TWG-PPR may
be modified based on the suggestions of its members to reflect the
changing or additional priority tasks considered necessary for achieving
its objectives.
Annex 1
Members
The following members have been nominated by
their respective organisations to the TWG-PPR
A. Government
1. HE. Ou Orbat, Secretary of State, Ministry
of Planning, Chair
2. HE. Hul Lim, Secretary of State, Ministry of Planning, Deputy Chair
3. HE. Hang Chuon Naron, Secretary General, MEF and SNEC, Deputy Chair
4. HE. Chhoeng Chamroeun, Secretary of State, Ministry of Planning, Deputy
Chair
5. HE. Hou Taing Eng, Under Secretary of State, Ministry of Planning,
Permanent Deputy Chair
6. HE. Prach Sun, Secretary of Sate, Ministry of Environment, Member
7. HE. Eng Huot, Secretary of State, Ministry of Health, Member
8. HE. Veng Sakhon, Secretary of State, Ministry of Water Resource and
Meteorology, Member
9. HE. Chan Sorey, Secretary of State, Ministry of Women Affairs, Member
10. HE. Chea Sophara, Secretary of Sate, MLMUC, Member
11. HE. Suos Kong, Secretary of State, Ministry of Rural Development,
Member
12. HE. Suong Heng, Secretary of State, Ministry of Public Works and
Transport, Member
13. HE. Phork Sovannarith, Secretary of State, Ministry of Industry,
Mining and Energy, Member
14. HE. Kem Sythan, Secretary of State, Ministry of Commerce, Member
15. HE. Sarak Khan, Secretary of State, Ministry Post and
Telecommunication, Member
16. HE. Soy Siphon, Secretary of State, Ministry of Social Affairs,
Veteran and Youth Reh., Member
17. HE. Thach Phen, Secretary of State, Ministry of Information, Member
18. HE. Tuot Luch, Secretary of State, Ministry of Justice, Member
19. HE. Mao Sambath, Secretary of State, Ministry Parliamentarian
Relations and Inspection, Member
20. HE. In Syonta. Secretary of State, Ministry of Culture and Art.
Member
21. HE. lth Nody, Under Secretary of State, MAFF, Member
22. HE. Nath Bun Reoun, Under Secretary of State, MEYS, Member
23. HE. Um Mean, Under Secretary of State, Ministry of Labour and
Vocational Training, Member
24. HE. Iem Sarom, Under Secretary of State, State Secretariat of Public
Service, Member
25. HE. Chhong Tean, Under Secretary of State, Ministry of FA and
International Cooperation, Member
26. HE. Yin Luot, Under Secretary of State, Ministry of Cults and
Religious Affairs, Members
27. HE. Tea Sotha, Secretary of State, State Secretariat of Civil
Aviation, Member
28. HE. Rong Chhong, General Secretary of National Committee for
Population and Development,
Member
29. HE. Pon Narith, Deputy Secretary General, National Committee for
Disaster Management, Member
30. HE. Leng Sochea, Deputy Secretary General, CMAA, Member
31. Representative from Ministry of Interior, Member
32. Mr. Neak Sarin, Deputy Department Director, NBC, Member
33. Dr. Taeng Kuntby, Deputy Secretary General, NAA, Member
34. …………………………, Ministry of Tourism. Member
35. …………………………, CAR, Member
36. …………………………, CARD. Member
37. …………………………, National Committee of Mekong River, Member
38. Mr. Rith Vuthy, Director of Europe Aid and Europe Union Department.
CDC. Member
39. Mr. Neang Sothy Member of Chamber of Commerce of municipality of Phnom
Penh, member
40. HE. Thon Thavrak, Director General, Ministry of Planning,
Secretary
Note:
The underline names and Organ/sat ions are
new member
B. Development Partners
B1. Co-Facilitator(s)
1. Ms. Nisha Agrawal, Country Manager, World
Bank Cambodia Country Office
2. Mr. Douglas Gardner, UN Resident
Coordinator, UNDP Resident Representative
B2. Membership
Bilateral and Multilateral
Donors:
1. Ms. Nisha Agrawal, WB, co-facilitator
2. Mr. Douglas Gardner, UN System,
co-facilitator
3. Ms. Bettina Maas, UNFPA
4. Mr. Shyam Bajpai, ADB
5. Mr. Daniel Costa Llobet, Delegation of
the European Commission
6. Mr. Robert Hagemann, IMF
7. Mr. Mogens Laumand
Christensen, DANIDA
8. Ms. Fleur Davies!
Mr. Stephen Close, AusAID
9. Mr. Peter Kaufmann, GTZ
10. Mr. Juro Chikaraishi, JICA
11. Ms. Helen Appleton, DFID
12. Ms. Karla Quizon, MPDF/IFC
13. Ms. Johnathon Addleton, USAID
14. Mr. Claes Leijon, SIDA
NGOs and civil Societies:
15. Mr Russell Peterson, NGOF
16. Ms Carol Strickler, CCC
17. Mr Larry Strange, CDRI
18. Dr Sin Somony, MEDICAM
19. Ms. Chea Vannnath, CSD
20. Mr Kim Dara, NEP
21. Mr Thun Saray, ADHOC, Cambow, CHRAC
22. Ms Ros Sopheap, GADC
23. Mr Hean Sokhom, CAS
24. Mr Sok Hach, EIC |
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