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C D R I Publications Catalogue 2011<br />
28<br />
WP 22 in Khmer, 50 p. Overseas: $11.00 Local: 8,000r<br />
WP 22 in English, 46 p. Overseas: $17.00 Local: $8.00<br />
Working Paper 21: Cambodia 1999-2000: Land, Labour and Rural Livelihood in Focus<br />
Bhargavi Ramamurthy, Sik Boreak, Per Ronnås and Sok Hach (December 2001)<br />
This working paper stems from a collaborative research project carried out between the<br />
Nordic Institute of Asian Studies (NIAS), Copenhagen, and Cambodia Development<br />
Resource Institute, Phnom Penh, in the year 2000, with the support of the Swedish<br />
International Development Agency (Sida).The paper is written in three discrete chapters.<br />
The first chapter presents an assessment of the prevailing macroeconomic situation. The<br />
second chapter analyses the extent of land ownership, access to land, land inequality and<br />
landlessness. The third chapter looks at the possessions, entitlements and livelihoods of<br />
the landless and the near landless.<br />
WP 21 in Khmer, 66 p. Overseas: $16.00 Local: 8,000r<br />
WP 21 in English, 58 p. Overseas: $19.00 Local: $10.00<br />
Working Paper 20: Social Assessment of Land in Cambodia: A Field Study<br />
So Sovannarith, Real Sopheap, Uch Utey, Brett Ballard and Sarthi Acharya (Nov. 2001)<br />
This paper, which is a revised version of the report prepared by <strong>CDRI</strong> for the government,<br />
presents the findings of an assessment made after visiting selected field settings and<br />
interviewing people, authorities and concerned donor agencies. In preparation for an<br />
undertaking of a comprehensive land measurement, titling and registration process, the<br />
Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction considered it appropriate<br />
to first conduct a social assessment to collect data which would facilitate proper targeting<br />
of land titles and registration activities; ensure a fair deal to vulnerable sectors of society;<br />
highlight socio-cultural and gender factors requiring special consideration; and assess the<br />
institutional feasibility of a land titling and registration project.<br />
WP 20 in Khmer, 108 p. Overseas: $17.50 Local: 8,000r<br />
WP 20 in English, 92 p. Overseas: $24.00 Local: $10.00<br />
Working Paper 19: Land Tenure in Cambodia: A Data Update<br />
Chan Sophal, Tep Saravy and Sarthi Acharya (October 2001)<br />
This paper first presents the allocation of land to different uses and then examines data<br />
on land and fisheries concessions. The registration and titling process and data are next<br />
examined. Finally, the paper retabulates and interprets data from eight socio-economic<br />
surveys conducted in Cambodia in the recent years in order to analyse the information<br />
on land that they provide. The aim of this final chapter is to count the number of land<br />
parcels in the country, calculate the average size of parcels, estimate landlessness and