This is the 2005 Cambodian law that establishes a Rural Electrification Fund to provide grants to lower the capital costs of projects designed to provide electricity services to previously unserved rural households and businesses. It describes the governance structure, functions and internal procedures of the fund. Similar funds or rural electrification agencies have now been established in more than 10 African countries.
A detailed internal operations manual for the Cambodian Rural Electrification Fund. This builds on and “drills down” from the Cambodian Rural Electrification Fund law. Note the sample grant application forms for different types of applicants that are attached as appendices. The REF has a goal of disbursing 50,000 grants of US $45 for each new household connection in rural areas. Operational Manual For Rural Electrification Fund (January 2007, 81 pages).
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Tracking Number: Operation Manual REF_2007_English
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This sub-project was funded by the Asian Development Bank’s (ADB’s) Regional Technical Assistance Program (RETA) and the Cambodian Resident Mission. The objective was to transform the Siem Reap women’s development center (WDC) from a vocational training provider to an enterprise development center to promote the sustainable micro, small, and medium enterprise development through a PPP model that would lead to economic empowerment for the rural poor – especially women - and more inclusive pro-poor economic growth in the province.
This article briefly describes some of the measures undertaken by the water supply authority of Phnom Pehn, Cambodia, to reduce non-technical losses from over 70% to less than 6%, August 2007.
This document introduces the PPP legal and institutional framework of Cambodia.
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Tracking Number: Cambodia Law on Concessions_2007_English
The general purpose of this Law is to foster the effective and sustainable management of the water resources of the Kingdom of Cambodia to attain socio-economic development and the welfare of the people
Find more related materials at Theft/Non-Technical Losses (Water and Electricity).
Tracking Number: CambodiaLawWaterRM_2007_English
Law on Water Resources Management of the Kingdom of Cambodia , enacted on 29 June 2007 – In its Articles 36 – 39, this law outlines penalties for tampering with water works and tapping water resources without a license.