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During the last decade tens of thousands of Cambodians have been forcibly removed from their homes or their farmland and many more threatened with displacement. In the majority of cases, the Cambodian authorities are involved in the disputes, through the granting of land concessions or the use of state forces to intimidate people, remove them from their land and destroy homes. In response, many affected communities have organized themselves to resist eviction or to seek proper redress for what they have lost. Cambodian women have been at the forefront of these campaigns with many becoming effective community leaders and human rights advocates.

CCC has been producing a bi-annual salary survey since 1993. The objective of the salary survey is to provide an overview of salaries and benefits for NGOs in Cambodia as well as, where possible, presenting some information on organizational practices and policies.

This research has not purpose to inspect or criticize the public procurement of the Government. It is to find out what the public procurement is and share knowledge on public procurement to its members so that they can understand it clearly and can assist this work to be more effectively and more transparency. Fortunately, during its workshop on launching this report on 27 April 2011, we know that the Government is drafting the law on Public Procurement. Therefore, this research report is also useful for the Government to review the recommendations in this report and use them to improve the draft of law on Public Procurement.

This Procurement Manual is issued both to ensure users are aware of the Government’s policies on procurement funded in whole or part by Cambodia’s Development Partners (DP) and to provide a training and reference tool for those practicing public procurement.