Budget Working Group Advances 20 Recommendations for Cambodia’s Public Financial Management Reform

| 9-September-2026
The budget working group of national and international civil society organizations provided recommendations to the Royal Government in an online meeting of the Steering Committee for Public Financial Management Reform, which was attended by 400 participant accounts, equivalent to approximately 1,000 people. A total of 20 recommendations under 10 key themes, such as: macroeconomic conditions and people’s livelihoods, education, gender-responsive budgeting and social equity, social protection and public health, financial decentralization and subnational administration, supporting economic development activities, tax efficiency and revenue collection, anti-corruption and strengthening transparency, public debt management and citizen participation, were accepted by the Royal Government for the implementation of the next plan to promote financial reform to be more credible, efficient, equitable and sustainable.


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DOWNLOAD 💾  : Letter to MEF on CSOs Inputs to PFMRP TWG on 7 Sept – Khmer

DOWNLOAD 💾  : CSO_Position Paper to PFMRP TWG 7 Sept_2026_with_MEF_Final – Khmer
DOWNLOAD 💾  : Final – DP Comments – TWG 07 September 2026 – English

DOWNLOAD 💾  : Comments and Recommendations of Civil Society Organizations on the first half of 2026 Progress Report– English
DOWNLOAD 💾  : PFMSC-TWG_ENG_1Sep2026_Q2_Slide_2026 – English

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