CDRI PUBLICATIONS

C D R I Publications Catalogue 2011
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analysis and insights for policymakers, donors, civil society organizations, the private
sector, and other stakeholders. The articles, either individually or collectively, should
make a positive contribution to current development dialogue and policy debate, with
a focus on the imperative of targeted poverty reduction.
ADR02 in Khmer, 52 p. Overseas: $9.50 Local: 8,000r
ADR02 in English, 210 p. Overseas: $37.00 Local: $20.00
ADR 01: Annual Development Review 2004–05
Ann Sovatha, Brett M. Ballard, Christian Sloth, Heov Kim Sreng, Hing Vutha, K.A.S. Murshid,
Kem Sithen, Khlok Bottra, Ngo Ngoun Theary, Nou Keosothea, Pak Kimchoeun, Phim Runsinarith,
Pon Dorina, Tong Kimsun, Vuthy Horng
The ADR replaces CDRI’s earlier publication, the Cambodia’s Annual Economic Review.
As this first issue of the ADR shows, Cambodia’s macro-economic performance has
remained strong in recent years, benefiting from the achievement of peace and stability
that Cambodia has enjoyed since 1998. This has had a positive impact on growth and to a
certain extent on poverty reduction.
ADR01 in Khmer (chapter 4), 2005, 40p. Overseas: $8.50 Local: 10,000r
ADR01 in English, 2005, 202 p. Overseas: $36.50 Local: $20.00
The Cambodia’s Annual Economic Review, 2004
Kang Chandararot and Dannet Liv; and Brett Ballard and So Sovannarith (October 2004)
The Cambodia’s Annual Economic Review 2004 consists of two parts. Part 1 provides
an overview of economic performance in 2003, followed by GDP estimates by sectors
and by demand. The review then examines changes in money, prices, interest rates and
exchange rates before exploring the balance of payments and the balance of trade. Part 2
presents the findings of a recent study on land titling conducted by CDRI.
CAER 04 in Khmer, 113 p. Overseas: $11.50 Local: 10,000r
CAER 04 in English, 76 p. Overseas: $23.00 Local: $15.00
The Cambodia’s Annual Economic Review, 2003
Kang Chandararot and Chan Sophal (september 2003)
As in the past, this study aims to provide a comprehensive review of the Cambodian
economy and an analysis of its performance in 2002 on the basis of the most recently
available data. In 2003, we look at the question of agricultural competitiveness, particularly
in the non-rice crop sector. Four crops were taken up as case studies in this regard, namely
soybean, maize, cassava and cashew. This study showed the constraints facing non-rice
crop production in Cambodia, and in particular focuses on trade and marketing costs and
distortions that result in low farm-gate prices and poor producer incentives.
CAER 03 in Khmer, 133 p. Overseas: $11.50 Local: 10,000r
CAER 03 in English, 92 p. Overseas: $18.50 Local: $10.00