CCAFO Joins Kampot NGO Network’s Quarterly Meeting
The Kampot Provincial Education Sector Working Group (P-ESWG) is a collaborative platform that brings together the Provincial Office of Education (POE). The Joint Technical Working Group (JTWG), and local as well as international NGOs. Its mission is to strengthen coordination, share expertise, and address key challenges in the education sector in Kampot province. The Quarterly 4 Meeting will build on previous achievements by reviewing progress, discussing upcoming initiatives, and reinforcing partnerships. It will also provide an opportunity to prepare for joint actions and strengthen advocacy for improved education outcomes in the province. The ESWG members aim to: 1) Strengthen cooperation between the Provincial Office of Education (POE), the Joint Technical Working Group (JTWG), and local/international NGOs in the education sector. 2) E.stablish a platform for open discussions and advocacy on educational issues among P-ESWG members. 3) Promote diversity and inclusivity by encouraging active participation and collaboration to enhance program development. 4) Facilitate knowledge-sharing and thematic expertise exchange to help members achieve organizational goals.
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