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Member Directory MR CCC Member’s Directory 2015 FOREWORD The Cooperation Committee for Cambodia (CCC) is pleased to present the 2015 edition of the Membership Directory. This is the first edition produced by CCC and the first time the directory has been published in English.. Complementing this directory is the online searchable NGO database, which is updated regularly, and provides basic agency information (see CCC online database at ngodb.ccc-cambodia.org ). The Directory of Membership 2015 contains organizational history of 138 local and international non- government organizations registered and active in Cambodia. This first year’s edition also includes the new revision of the Standards of Good Governance & Professional Practices for NGOs in Cambodia as well as the Local Association and Local Non-Government Organizations registration forms for the Ministry of Interior, and Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation. The NGOs presented in this directory are involved in a wide range of activities in a variety of different fields and sectors. Some are newly formed and relatively small, and represent a growing and important sector of Cambodian civil society. Many are among the most active and influential local and international organizations in Cambodia working for many years in areas such as: • Democracy and Human Rights, focusing on policy, training, networking, and advocacy work • Community development including agriculture, health, education, HIV/AIDS, income-generation and other rural and urban development activities • Community based organizations and associations participating and directly managing their own development processes. CCC’s objectives include providing information services about the NGO sector in Cambodia as well as supporting the development of the NGO sector in a changing environment. We hope this directory contributes to a better understanding of the work of local NGOs in Cambodia and that this in turn leads to stronger partnerships among the development community in Cambodia. We would like to acknowledge the Member Service Unit Team for their work in producing this directory. Finally, this directory is dedicated to all the Cambodian and Expatriat staffs of CCC members are local NGOs and International NGOs, who are working together to build a better Cambodia for all. Sincerely, Soeung Saroeun Executive Director June 2015 ACRONYMS USED IN THIS DIRECTORY Government Ministries /Institutions CDC Council for the Development of Cambodia CoM Council of Ministers MAFF Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries MoRAC Ministry of Cult and Religious Affairs MoEF Ministry of Economy and Finance MoEYS Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport MoE Ministry of Environment MoFA/IC Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperations MoH Ministry of Health MoIEM Ministry of Industry, Energy and Mines MoInfo. Ministry of Information MoI Ministry of Interior MoJ Ministry of Justice MoLVT Ministry of Labor and Vocational Training MoLMUPC Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction MoNARI Ministry of National Assembly-Senate Relational and Inspection MoP Ministry of Planning MPTC Ministry of Post and Telecommunication MoPWT Ministry of Public Works and Transport MoRD Ministry of Rural Development MoSVY Ministry of Social Affairs, Veterans’ and Youth Rehabilitation MoT Ministry of Tourism MoWRM Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology MoWA Ministry of Women’s Affairs NGO Sectors AC Arts and Cultures AG Agriculture/Animal Health CW Child Welfare/Rights CD Community Development CS Credit and Saving DR Disability and Rehabilitation DP/DR Disaster Preparedness/Relief ET Education/Training ENR Environment/Natural Resource GW Gender/Women Issues HN Health/Nutrition HA HIV/AIDs HR Human Rights/Democracy LM Land Mine/UXO Action/Awareness MOD Management/Organisation Development O Other SCO Support to Cambodian Organisation WS Water and Sanitation Other Acronym MoU Memorandum of Understanding CNGO Cambodian Non Government Organisation INGO International Non-Government Organisation IO International Organisation TABLE OF CONTENTS I. FOREWORD II. ACRONYM USED IN THIS DIRECTORY III. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Action For Development (AFD) ...................................................................................................................... 1 2. Action for Rural Economic Development of Cambodia (AREDOC) ................................................................. 2 3. Action Aid Cambodia (AAC) ............................................................................................................................ 3 4. Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) ....................................................................................... 4 5. Agency for Technical Cooperation and Development (ACTED) ...................................................................... 5 6. Aide et Action (AEA) ....................................................................................................................................... 6 7. Akphivath Neary Khmer Organization (ANKO) ............................................................................................... 7 8. Alliance for Conflict Transformation (ACT) .................................................................................................... 8 9. American Friends Service Committee (AFSC) ................................................................................................. 9 10. Amici Dei Bambini Cambodia (AIBI) ............................................................................................................. 10 11. Asian Outreach Cambodia (AOC) ................................................................................................................. 11 12. Association Angkor-Belgique (AAB) ............................................................................................................. 13 13. Australia Volunteers International (AVI) ...................................................................................................... 14 14. Australian Catholic Relief (ACR) ................................................................................................................... 15 15. Banteay Srei (BS) .......................................................................................................................................... 16 16. Bremen Overseas Research and Development Association (BORDA) .......................................................... 17 17. Buddhim for Social Development Action (BSDA) ......................................................................................... 18 18. Building Community Voice (BCV) ................................................................................................................. 19 19. Cambodia Disabled People’s Organization (CDPO) ...................................................................................... 21 20. Cambodia Family Support (CFS) ................................................................................................................... 22 21. Cambodia Health Education Media Service (CHEMS) .................................................................................. 23 22. Cambodia Trust (CT) ..................................................................................................................................... 24 23. Cambodia Young Men's Christian Association (Cambodia YMCA) ............................................................... 25 24. Cambodian Health Committee (CHC) ........................................................................................................... 26 25. Cambodian HIV/AIDS Education and Care (CHEC) ....................................................................................... 27 26. Cambodian Living Arts (CLA) ........................................................................................................................ 28 27. Cambodian Volunteers for Community Development (CVCD) ..................................................................... 31 28. Capacity Building of people with Disability in the Community Organization (CABDICO) ............................. 32 29. CARE Cambodia (CARE) ................................................................................................................................ 33 30. Caring for Young Khmer (CYK) ...................................................................................................................... 34 31. Caritas Cambodia (CARITAS) ........................................................................................................................ 35 32. Catholic Agency for Oversees Development (CAFOD) ................................................................................. 37 33. Catholic Relief Services/Cambodia Program (CRS Cambodia) ..................................................................... 38 34. Child and Youth Education Organization (CYEO) .......................................................................................... 39 35. Child Rights Foundation (CRF) ...................................................................................................................... 40 36. ChildFund Cambodia .................................................................................................................................... 41 37. Community Legal Education Center (CLEC) .................................................................................................
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