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COMPLIANCE BEST PRACTICE
Representatives from business sector and NGOs participated in Compliance Best Practice Training this morning at the Cambodiana Hotel on 31 August 2017. The two key topics discussing Corporate Compliance Practice of ANZ Royal and Corporate Integrity System. Please find the slide presentations on the links below: 1. Corporate Integrity System https://goo.gl/JcT8vY 2. Corporate Compliance Practice... Read More
Cambodia’s Mineral Exploration Licensing Process: Governance Risk Assessment
Cambodia’s Mineral Exploration Licensing Process: Governance Risk Assessment aims to identify and analyse governance risks associated with the process for granting mineral exploration license in Cambodia. This assessment is conducted by Emerging Markets Consulting (EMC) with support from Transparency International Cambodia (TI-Cambodia). The assessment adapted the Corruption Risk Assessment (MACRA) tool provided by Transparency International... Read More
Press Release: Preliminary National Voter Turnout and Vote Share of the TI Cambodia’s Sample Based Observation
Preliminary National Voter Turnout and Vote Share of the TI Cambodia’s Sample Based Observation Phnom Penh, 22 June 2017 As part of its sample-based observation (SBO) of the 2017 commune/sangkat council elections, TI Cambodia estimated the national vote share for CPP and CNRP and the national turnout rate, based on reports from 822 observers deployed... Read More
Press Release: Preliminary Findings on Commune Elections Voting Process
Commune Elections Voting Process goes Smoothly with Minor Irregularities On June 4, TI Cambodia deployed 1,051 trained and accredited non-partisan citizen observers. This includes 35 supervisors; 822 observers deployed to a random, representative sample of 411 sample polling stations in all 25 provincial to carry out a sample-based observation (SBO); and 200... Read More
Press Release: Opening of the Polling Stations
Opening of the Polling Stations went Smoothly and In Compliance with NEC Rules and Regulations Phnom Penh, 4 June 2017 – On June 4, TI Cambodia deployed 1,051 trained and accredited non-partisan citizen observers. This includes 35 supervisors; 822 observers deployed to a random, representative sample of 411 sample polling stations in all 25 provinces to... Read More
Preliminary Statement on Cambodia’s 2017 Commune Elections
Phnom Penh, 5 June 2017 Preliminary Statement on Cambodia’s 2017 Commune Elections Summary On 4 June 2017, TI Cambodia deployed 1,051 trained and accredited non-partisan election observers to observe the 2017 commune/sangkat council elections. This included 35 supervisors; 822 observers deployed to a random, representative sample of 411 sample polling stations in all... Read More
Sample-Based Observation (SBO) 2017
Phnom Penh, 22 June 2017 Press Release: Preliminary National Voter Turnout and Vote Share of the TI Cambodia’s Sample Based Observation TI Cambodia’s sample-based observation estimates the final national-level voter turnout figure to be between 89.7% and 90.7%. TI Cambodia estimates the final national-level vote share for CPP to be between 47.9% and 50.9%, and the... Read More
What is Sample Based Observation (SBO)?
What is Sample Based Observation (SBO)? On the communal election day, 4 June 2017, TI Cambodia will deploy 1,100 observers throughout the county to do the SBO. This video will explain what SBO is and how credible it is on the election observation process.
2016 Global Corruption Barometer in Cambodia News
The launch of 2016 GBC in Cambodia has been covered by both local and international news agencies. The following links are news articles, radio interview and video report. The Phnom Penh Post: ‘Grand corruption’ drives perceptions The Cambodia Daily: Public Perception of Government Anti-Corruption Efforts Diminishes The Khmer Times: “TI says judiciary most corrupt” VOA:... Read More
Press Release: 2016 Global Corruption Barometer (GCB)
Phnom Penh, 28 February 2017 – Transparency International 2016 Global Corruption Barometer (GCB) of Cambodia results released today confirmed that three main institutions people believe to be most corrupt are the Judiciary, Police and Government Officials. On the positive side, the results show that there is significant drop in bribery paid to each public service... Read More