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C D R I Publications Catalogue 2011 22 Working Paper Series No. 38: Accountability and Public Expenditure Management in Decentralised Cambodia Pak Kimchoeun and David Craig Public sector accountability has moved to the forefront of both government and donor concerns in recent years. This paper is about accountability in Cambodia’s public expenditure management (PEM), within the wider context of Cambodia’s decentralisation and deconcentration reforms. It sets out to understand accountability as it currently exists in sub-national PEM, and to suggest what needs to be done to enhance it. WP 38 in English, 86 p. Overseas: $19.00 Local: $5.00 Working Paper Series No. 37: Framing Research on Water Resources Management and Governance in Cambodia: A Literature Review Chem Phalla, Philip Hirsch, Kim Sean Somatra, So Sovannarith, Suon Vanny, Khiev Daravy, Melissa Neave, Kate Griffiths, Nathan Wales, Jo Gillespie, Ham Kimkong, Lic Vuthy, Nong Keamony, Chea Phallika, and Chan Sopheak This working paper is a product of the Water Resources Management Research Capacity Development Programme (WRMRCDP) which focuses on research capacity development and knowledge dissemination in the field of water resources management in catchment areas surrounding the Tonle Sap Lake, Cambodia. It provides a preliminary assessment of water resources management in Cambodia by examining the existing literature on water resources management in terms of its physical basis, governance, institutional arrangements and legal frameworks, and draws on experience at the international, regional and in-country levels. WP 37 in English, 62 p. Overseas: $14.50 Local: $5.00 Working Paper 36: Youth Migration and Urbanisation in Cambodia Lim Sovannara Moving from one place to another is always risky, especially for young workers. Undoubtedly, there are pressing reasons behind this huge movement of young people from rural to urban areas. Aiming to fill the current knowledge gaps, this study has five specific objectives: (a) to understand the socio-economic background of young migrants’ households; (b) to identify the factors and circumstances that promote migration; (c) to examine the role of social networks in facilitating migration; (d) to discover the types of employment in urban areas for young migrants and their integration into the urban setting; (e) to understand relations with the sending household and the impact on poverty in the sending household and community.
WP 36 in Khmer, 82 p. Overseas: $0.00 Local: 8000r WP 36 in English, 60 p. Overseas: $12.00 Local: $3.50 Working Papers 35: Where Decentralisation Meets Democracy: Civil Society, Local Government, and Accountability in Cambodia Kim Sedara and Joakim Öjendal with the assistance of Ann Sovatha Cambodia’s national and sub-national governance reforms, particularly on issues of decentralisation and deconcentration, are at an important stage. At present, the Cambodian government and its international development partners are involved in complex negotiations and processes to determine how international development assistance can best be deployed to support the governance, decentralisation and deconcentration reform agenda and processes, how to build the capacity of institutions and individuals at the sub-national level to achieve democratic development outcomes, and how to promote constructive engagement between civil society and government. WP 35 in English, 60 p. Overseas: $13.00 Local: $4.00 Working Paper 34: Accountability and Neo-patrimonialism in Cambodia: A Critical Literature Review Pak Kimchoeun, Horng Vuthy, Eng Netra, Ann Sovatha, Kim Sedara, Jenny Knowles and David Craig In Cambodia, the term ‘accountability’ has moved to the forefront of both the Cambodian government’s and donor community’s reform agendas. Yet, <strong>CDRI</strong>’s research shows that the concepts of accountability in Cambodia are understood in many different ways. Because the conceptualisation and operationalisation of accountability is largely driven by western public administration experience and thinking, the application of this concept in Cambodia creates many difficulties for reform agendas and for development outcomes. Therefore, both the concept and its potential applications need to be contextualised to reflect the Cambodian situation, and to improve its inclusion and potential pro-poor impacts in institutional reform efforts. WP 34 in English, 84 p. Overseas: $21.00 Local: $6.00 Working Paper 33: Natural Forest Benefits and Economic Analysis of Natural Forest Conversion in Cambodia Kasper K. Hansen and Neth Top This working paper aims to support improved policy-making on sustainable development, natural resource management and poverty reduction in Cambodia. It reflects on important policy challenges and decisions currently facing the Cambodian government in relation to the future management of the large forest areas left right now in a post-concession management vacuum. The study analyses current policies promoting large scale conversion 23 C D R I Publications Catalogue 2011
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