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Origin of Families – Kampong Cham 2009<br />
Sex<br />
Male<br />
Female<br />
60<br />
30<br />
40<br />
20<br />
34<br />
0 1<br />
1<br />
Kampong Cham<br />
Prey Veng<br />
Svay Rieng<br />
The survey on original residence of the street children/youth is intended to provide<br />
information on the origins and degree of geographical mobility among the street<br />
population in Kampong Cham. From the provided answers collected by the CSCN<br />
member Mith Samlanh, the data reveals a very limited number of the street children/<br />
youth who originated in other parts of the country – a reverse trend compared to the<br />
other questionnaire survey locations. The majority thus originate from Kampong Cham<br />
province, comprising 95.5 percent. The figures showing the province of origin of street<br />
children/youth in Kampong Cham are consistent with the previous year’s survey.<br />
Elaborating on the migration trend identified in the survey, the general demographic and<br />
eco-nomic characteristics in Kampong Cham province serve to explain why it is not an<br />
attractive migration destination – being a highly populous and relatively poor province<br />
of Cambodia. However, Kampong Cham is one of the most frequent migration source<br />
provinces, as identified in frame I, which corresponds with the data of the questionnaire<br />
survey. In order to prevent unsafe migration, Mith Samlanh in Kampong Cham has<br />
initiated projects particularly addressing migration related issues.<br />
CSCN<br />
88 CSCN Street Children Profile 2009