ដើម្បីការសិក្សាស្រាវជ្រាវ និងអភិវឌ្ឍន៍
2009 Development Research Forum
Symposium on “The Contribution of Research to National Development Strategies and Policies”
9-10 September 2009
Hotel Cambodiana, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Programme
DAY I: Wednesday 9 September
0730-0830 Registration and Seating
0830-0930 National Anthem
Announcement of the Symposium
Mr. Sen Sina, Master of Ceremonies
Welcoming Remarks and Overview of Development Research Forum:
Mr. Larry Strange, Executive Director of CDRI
Mr. Srey Marona, Executive Director of CBNRM Learning Institute
Mr. Richard Fuchs, Regional Director of IDRC
0930-0945 Refreshments
0945-1200 Session 1: Plenary Opening Session
Moderator: H.E. Dr Hang Chuon Naron, Permanent Vice Chairman, Supreme National Economic Council, Secretary General, Ministry of Economy and Finance, and Chairman of the Board of Directors of CDRI and CBNRM Learning Institute
Speakers: Cambodia’s National Development Strategies and Policies: Their Implications for Cambodia’s development and the Role of Research
Dr Huot Pum, Economist, Royal University of Law and Economics, and Deputy Director-General, Security and Exchange Commission of Cambodia, Ministry of Economy and Finance
The Role of Development Research in Policy Development—An International Perspective
Dr Fred Carden, Director, IDRC Evaluation Unit
The Contribution of Research to Regional Development Strategies and Policies— A Regional Perspective
Dr Fukunari Kimura, Chief of Economist, Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia (ERIA)
Questions and Discussion
1200-1205 Announcement of the Breakout Sessions
Mr. Sen Sina, Master of Ceremonies
1205-1330 Lunch provided at Hotel Cambodiana
1330-1500 Session 2: Breakout Sessions
Positive experiences of development research in contributing to policy development or implementation: The case of agriculture, economy, social development, and good governance
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1330-1500 |
Concurrent Sub-Session 1-A Agriculture, natural resources, and rural livelihood in transition |
Concurrent Sub-Session 1-B The importance of broad-based economic development |
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Moderator: Mr. Chem Phalla, Research Associate, CDRI.
4 Panel Speakers (15 minutes each)
Community fish refuge ponds in Cambodia: Lessons learned from past experiences Mr. Pich Sereywath, Community Fisheries Development Department, FiA.
Farms, fish and climate change: A system view of future development in Cambodia Mr. Andrew Bell, University of Michigan
The role of research in harmonizing sector development policies and strategies – extractive industries, an emerging example Ms. LIM Solinn, Oxfam America
Livelihood knowledge in Tonle Sap basin Mr. EM Sorany, Cambodia Development Resource Institute (CDRI)
Questions and Discussion
Summary / Reflection by Moderator
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Moderator: Mr. Chan Sophal, Research Advisor at CDRI, and President of Cambodia Economic Association (CEA)
4 Panel Speakers (15 minutes each)
Human Rights and the International Trading System: a View from Cambodia’s Accession to the World Trade Organization Mr. Samreth Mommoun, Nagoya University
Service export in Cambodia: Understanding services capacity and export potential Ms. Ouch Chandarany, Cambodia Development Resource Institute (CDRI)
The sustainable net domestic Product of Cambodia, 1988-2004 Mr. Chhinh Nyda, Royal University of Phnom Penh (RUPP)
Political economy of the regional integration in the Greater Mekong Subregion- A stakeholder analysis: Case of Cambodia Mr. Khieng Sothy, Cambodia Development Resource Institute (CDRI)
Questions and Discussion
Summary / Reflection by Moderator
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1500-1515 Refreshments
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1515-1645 |
Concurrent Sub-Session 2-A Agriculture, natural resources, and rural livelihood in transition |
Concurrent Sub-Session 2-B The importance of broad-based economic development |
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Moderator: Mrs. Hou Kalyan, Training Coordinator, ROCOFTC Cambodia
4 Panel Speakers (15 minutes each)
Cambodia Environmental Monitor 2008 Mr. Leng Bunlong, The World Bank
Making large scale agricultural investment work for the poor Mr. Ngo Sathath, Cambodia Economic Association (CEA)
A comparative study of incentive-based schemes for Siamese Crocodile Crocodylus Siamensis conservation in the Cardamom mountains, Cambodia Mr. Oum Sony, Fauna & Flora International
Cambodia peasant’s rationale and participation in rural development: a perspective from Kampong Thom Dr. Diepart Jean-Christophe, DED/ Gembloux Agricultural University (Belgium)
Questions and Discussion
Summary / Reflection by Moderator
Announcement of the plenary session by Moderator
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Moderator: Mr. Chan Sopheap Deputy Secretary-General, Supreme National Economic Council (SNEC)
4 Panel Speakers (15 minutes each)
Impact of the global economic downturn on Cambodia’s development Mr. Chan Sophal, Cambodia Development Resource Institute (CDRI)
The Impact of micro credit Mr. Kim Sarin, Ministry of Environment
Beyond subsistence: Trade chain analysis of resin products in Cambodia Mr. Prom Tola, Non-timber forest products- Exchange programme for South and Southeast Asia (TNFP-EP)
Selling to survive: Market vendors in Kompong Cham town making their living in the informal economy Ms. Houn Kalyan, Analyzing Development Issues Project (ADI), Cooperation Committee for Cambodia (CCC)
Questions and Discussion
Summary / Reflection by Moderator
Announcement of the plenary session by Moderator
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16:45-1730 Wrap-up Plenary Session: Report of major issues from breakout group sessions and moderated plenary discussion – priorities for policies and action by government and priority for research capacity by research institutions
Moderator Sub-session 1 A
Moderator Sub-session 2 A
Moderator Sub-session 1 B
Moderator Sub-session 2 B
Questions and Discussion/Wrap-up
DAY II: Thursday 10 September
0730-0800 Registration and Seating
0800-0840 Launching the CBNRM Volume II Book
0840-0845 Announcement of the Breakout Session
Mr. Sen Sina, Master of Ceremonies
0845-0850 Announcement of the Launching of the ‘Climate Change Vulnerability Map for Southeast Asia’
Dr. Herminia Francisco, Director of EEPSEA, Singapore
0900-1030 Session 2: Breakout Session (Continued)
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0900-1030 |
Concurrent Sub-Session 3-A Promoting equitable social development |
Concurrent Sub-Session 3-B Improving good governance |
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Moderator: Dr. John McAndrew, Advisor, Analyzing Development Issues Project (ADI), Cooperation Committee for Cambodia (CCC)
4 Panel Speakers (15 minutes each)
Poverty, growth and inequality situation in Cambodia 2004-2009 Mr. Ny Boret, National Committee for Sub-national Democratic Development (NCDD)
Informal risk management and safety net practices: evidence from the poor and vulnerable workers in Cambodia Mr. So Sovannarith, Cambodia Development Resource Institute (CDRI)
Mapping and tenure security in Cambodia’s indigenous communities Mr. Mean Ratanak, CBNRM Learning Institute
Indigenous people confront the challenges of mining expansion: Case study from two villages of Mondulkiri province Mr. Chen Sochoeun, Cooperation Committee for Cambodia (CCC)/Analyzing Development Issues (ADI) Project
Questions and Discussion
Summary / Reflection by Moderator
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Moderator: Mr. Kim Sedara, Research Fellow and Programme Coordinator, CDRI
4 Panel Speakers (15 minutes each)
Understanding civil society-parliamentarian engagement in Cambodia Mr. Ou Sivhouch, Cambodia Development Resource Institute (CDRI)
Decentralization and indigenous peoples: Risks and opportunities for poverty reduction and empowerment Mr. Stefan Ehrentraut, Potsdam University
Leadership in local politics of Cambodia: A case study of three communes in three provinces Ms. Thon Vimealea, Cambodia Development Resource Institute (CDRI)
Communicative ethics and democratic development in Cambodia Prof. Kevin Nauen, Pannasastra University
Questions and Discussion
Summary / Reflection by Moderator
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1030-1045 Refreshments
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1045-1200 |
Concurrent Sub-Session 4-A Promoting equitable social development |
Concurrent Sub-Session 4-B Improving good governance |
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Moderator: Dr. Rebecca F. Catalla, Research Advisor, CDRI
4 Panel Speakers (15 minutes each)
Youth situation analysis Mr. Kim Sothorn, Cambodia Development Resource Institute (CDRI)
Mobilizing youth in the prevention of HIV/AIDS in 10 villages of Banteay Meanchey Province Mr. Lun Bunthay, Khmer Youth Association (KYA) Older-Age People with Children/Household Relatives on Anti-Retroviral Therapy. Case Study from Six Communes of Banteay Meanchey Province. Ms. Khuon Chandore, Cooperation Committee for Cambodia (CCC)/Analyzing Development Issues (ADI) Project
Contribution of parents and family members to treatment of ART recipients Mr. So Dane, Cooperation Committee for Cambodia (CCC)/Analyzing Development Issues (ADI) Project
Questions and Discussion
Summary / Reflection by Moderator
Announcement of the plenary session by Moderator |
Moderator: Dr. Neth Barom, Vice President, Royal Academy of Cambodia
4 Panel Speakers (15 minutes each)
Partnership for gender mainstream in CBNRM Mr. Eam Dyna, WorldFish Centre
Public partnership in environmental decision-making in Cambodia Mr. Sam Chanthy, Royal University of Phnom Penh (RUPP)
Use of hydrological knowledge and social research to improve decision-making on irrigation development and management Mr. Chem Phalla, Cambodia Development Resource Institute (CDRI)
Reconciling stakeholder efforts for deep pool management in the Mekong, Stung Treng Province Mr. Mam Kosal, WorldFish Centre
Questions and Discussion
Summary / Reflection by Moderator
Announcement of the plenary session by Moderator |
1200-1330 Lunch provided at Hotel Cambodiana
1330-1530 Session 3: Plenary Session
1330-1415 Session 3.1: Research Capacities of Cambodia Universities
Moderator: Dr. Kate Frieson, Research Advisor, CBNRM Learning Institute
Speaker: Prof. Kwok Kian Woon, Team Leader of Scoping Study Team, DRF
Questions and Discussion
1415-1445 Session 3.2: Voices from Young and Experienced Researchers: Constraints and Opportunities for Developing Research Capacities
Moderator: Mr. Ken Serey Rotha, Research Fellow, CBNRM Learning Institute
Speakers: Mr. Thol Dina, Student at Centre for Khmer Studies
Mr. Sar Seila, Student at Royal University of Agriculture
Mr. Ngov veng Chheng, Student at Royal University of Phnom Penh
Mr. Phy Panha, Student at Preakleap National School of Agriculture
Questions and Discussion
1445-1515 Session 3.3: Voices from Communities and Grassroots Government Officials on How Development Researches Contribute to their Development Activities
Moderator: Mr. Chap Sopanha, Research Initiative Manager, CBNRM Learning Institute
Speakers: 4 Community Leaders
Questions and Discussion
1515-1530 Summary / Reflection by Moderator, Mr. Ken Serey Rotha
1530-1545 Refreshments
1545-1630 Session 4: Plenary Session
Networking for Development Policy Research and Dissemination
Moderator: Mr. Larry Strange, Executive Director of CDRI
Speakers: Development Research Forum and ICTPlatform
Mr. Sam Oeun Sothyro, Communications Manager, CBNRM Learning Institute
Regional Research Networks: Their Role in Research Collaboration, Capacity Building and Regional Community Building--A Perspective from CDRI
Mr. Em Sorany, Development Knowledge Manager, CDRI
Questions and Discussion
Summary / Reflection by Moderator
1630-1700 Session 5: Wrap-up Plenary Session
Moderator: H.E. Dr Hang Chuon Naron, Permanent Vice Chairman, Supreme National Economic Council, Secretary General, Ministry of Economy and Finance, and Chairman of the Board of Directors of CDRI and CBNRM Learning Institute
Speakers: Moderator in Sub-session 3-A; Moderator in Sub-session 3-B
Moderator in Sub-session 4-A; Moderator in Sub-session 4-B
Moderator in Session 4
Moderator in Session 5
1700-1730 Session 6 : Closing Session
Moderator: H.E. Dr Hang Chuon Naron, Permanent Vice Chairman, Supreme National Economic Council, Secretary General, Ministry of Economy and Finance, and Chairman of the Board of Directors of CDRI and CBNRM Learning Institute
Speakers: Mr. Richard Fuchs, Regional Director of IDRC
Mr. Srey Marona, Executive Director of CBNRM Learning Institute
Mr. Larry Strange, Executive Director of CDRI
Concluding Remarks by Moderator
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