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C D R I Publications Catalogue 2011 24 of natural forests for agricultural development, and discusses options for different forest management systems to meet the Cambodian Millennium Development Goals (CMDGs) on forest conservation and poverty reduction. WP 33 in English, 120 p. Overseas: $24.00 Local: $8.00 Working Paper 32: The Cross Border Economy of Cambodia: An Exploratory Study K.A.S. Murshid and Tuot Sokphally An often overlooked aspect of the Cambodian economy’s increasing integration with its neighbours and the world is the development of cross border trade. This working paper focuses on Cambodia’s trade environment and policy and its experience of cross border trade, particularly the role and impact of supply side factors. It examines case studies in two areas, one adjacent to Thailand and one to Vietnam, of the trade in some commodities: exports of ready-made garments to Thailand and imports of shoes, vegetables and processed foods from Vietnam. Importantly, the paper studies the implications of cross border trade for household welfare, particularly for the poor. WP 32 in Khmer, 76 p. Overseas: $12.00 Local: 10,000r WP 32 in English, 76 p. Overseas: $15.00 Local: $5.00 Working Paper 31: Law Harmonisation in Relation to the Decentralisation Process in Cambodia Robert B. Oberndorf, J.D. Decentralisation and deconcentration are part of the Cambodian government reforms to promote democracy, improve development opportunities, reduce poverty and ensure sustainable development. Decentralisation reform aims to devolve power to semiautonomous elected governments at the commune level, and to move towards enhanced roles for provinces and municipalities. In support of this effort, a large body of rules and regulations has been passed in a relatively short period of time. How these rules and regulations fit together with each other and already existing legislation and how the ongoing efforts towards decentralisation fit within these structures, are the focus of this report. WP 31 in Khmer, 60 p. Overseas: $10.50 Local: 5,000r WP 31 in English, 52 p. Overseas: $15.00 Local: $6.50
Working Paper 30: The Evolution of Democratic Process And Conflict Management in Cambodia: A Comparative Study of Three Cambodian Elections Caroline Hughes and Kim Sedara with the assistance of Ann Sovatha (April 2004) This study examines the evolution of mechanisms for conflict management since 1998, their effectiveness in preventing conflict escalation during the general elections of 2003, the development of civil society programmes for conflict management and the changes in electoral procedures especially the overall legal framework for elections, the complaints procedure, and the voter registration procedures. The study presents also an assessment on the impact of key developments on the technical capacity and political legitimacy of institutions charged with conflict management and the types of conflicts that are most easily managed by existing mechanisms in Cambodia. WP 30 in Khmer, 142 p. Overseas: $19.00 Local: 10,000r WP 30 in English, 112 p. Overseas: $30.00 Local: 13.5$ Working Paper 29: Domestic Fish Trade: A Case Study of Fish Marketing From the Great Lake to Phnom Penh Yim Chea and Bruce McKenney90 (November 2003) This paper assesses current conditions under which freshwater fish are marketed from two major landing sites at the Great Lake to retail markets in Phnom Penh–the largest domestic fish trade route. Key issues explored include the market structure for trade, the role of financing and credit, and major marketing transactions and constraints. The paper provides policy recommendations that aim to bring greater competition in fish distribution, reduce fish value losses, and improve marketing efficiency. WP 29 in Khmer, 34 p. Overseas: $9.50 Local: 5000r WP 29 in English, 24 p. Overseas: $13.00 Local: $5.00 Working Paper 28: Trading Forest Products in Cambodia: Challenges, Threats, and Opportunities For Resin Prom Tola and Bruce McKenney (November 2003) Forests support rural livelihoods in Cambodia in a number of important ways. Almost all rural Cambodians use forest resources for cooking fuel and construction materials. Many also collect forest products for household use and income generation through trade. To explore the conditions under which forest product trade is conducted, and how such conditions affect rural livelihoods, this study focuses on resin. Tapped mainly from evergreen tree species, resin is used domestically and is common income generation activity for forest communities across Cambodia. 25 C D R I Publications Catalogue 2011
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