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Origin of Families – Siem Reap 2009<br />

100<br />

Sex<br />

Male<br />

Female<br />

80<br />

60<br />

69<br />

40<br />

20<br />

23<br />

10<br />

0<br />

Siem Reap<br />

5<br />

Kampong Cham<br />

2<br />

Banteay Meachey<br />

1<br />

Battambang<br />

0 1 2 0 0 0 0<br />

Thailand<br />

Phnom Penh<br />

Pursat<br />

Kampot<br />

Sihanoukville<br />

Svay Rieng<br />

Takeo<br />

4<br />

Other<br />

The survey on original residence of the street children/youth, intended to provide<br />

information on the origins and degree of geographical mobility among the street<br />

population in Siem Reap. From the provided answers collected by the two CSCN<br />

members it has been possible to deter-mine that the majority of the street children/<br />

youth originated from Siem Reap at 66.7 percent – an increase from 56 percent in 2007.<br />

The major domestic migration source provinces were Kampong Cham at 10.9 percent,<br />

Banteay Meanchey at 5.1 percent and Battambang at 2.9 per-cent. The figures showing<br />

the province of origin of street children/youth in Siem Reap are rela-tively consistent with<br />

the previous year’s survey. 2.9 percent of the street children/youth came from Bangkok,<br />

but these children were Cambodian who migrated to Thailand before returning to Siem<br />

Reap.<br />

The migration trends identified in the Siem Reap survey thus indicate a rather limited<br />

migrant population, which moreover corresponds with the CSCN members’ effort to<br />

provide information on safe ways to migrate and to redirect young migrants to their<br />

destination of origin.<br />

CSCN<br />

CSCN Street Children Profile 2009<br />

49

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