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Cambodia Geography Map
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• (1) Total Population
• Population 13,091,000 persons.
• . Male 6,326,230 persons.
• . Female 6,764,770 persons.
• . Age 1 14 39
• 15 64 57
• . 65 over 4
• Rural population 84
• Density of population 74 persons/km2
• Percentage of labor force 65.5
• Annual income per capita (US/prs) US 257
• Population live below poverty line35.9

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• (2) Total Land Area
• - Land Area 181,035 sq.km
• - Province 20
• - City 4
• - District/Khan 182
• - Commune 1,623
• - Village 13,408
• - Currency RIELS
• - Capital Phnom Penh
• - Cambodia borders Thailand to the west,
• Vietnam to the east and Laos to the north
• - The most Landmine at the N/NW of Cambodia

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• (3) Population of Persons with Disabilities
• a) Total number of persons with disabilities
  
• 169,058 persons
• b) Persons with disabilities classified by
• type of disability

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c) Persons with disabilities classified by Cause
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d) Persons with disabilities classified by
gender
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(4) Definition of disability
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• (5) Major laws and regulations concerned with
• persons with disabilities
• Basic laws
• -The Constitution of 1993 (amended in 1999)
  which is the
• highest Law of the Kingdom of Cambodia,
  contains
• article of legal rights and benefits of
  every citizen. The
• Royal Government has to adhere to and
  execute this
• law article, which are relevant to
  vocational training-
• rehabilitation and employment for PWD.
• -Labour Law Although in this law no special
  treatment is
• offered to PWD but it is important law to
  manage
• contractual agreement between employees and
  
• employers in which PWD are included.

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• b) Related law / regulations / proclamations /
  decisions
• -Sub-Decree No. 55 ANK/BK dated April 8,
• 2005 of the Royal Government of Cambodia
• on the organization and functioning of the
• Ministry of Social Affairs, Veterans and Youth
• Rehabilitation with one of the main priorities
• is being prepared guideline and policies to
• protect and support PWD.

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• (6) Policy and Vocational Training facilities for
  persons with Disabilities
• a) Policy of Government
• b) Vocational Training Facilities fro the
• People with Disabilities
• c) Vocational Training at public vocational
  training centers
• d) Measures taken for employment in the private
  sector
• e) Measures taken by NGOs, Charity
• organizations, religious associations

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• f) Issues to be addressed
• (1) Issues concerning policy, strategy,
• system, and other measures
• 1.1. The implementation of the law on the
• rights of people with disabilities
• 1.2. Survey data about people with
  disabilities
• 1.3. Creating job opportunities for people with
  disabilities
• 1.4. Managing and creating sustainability for
  vocational rehabilitation centers

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• g) Social recognition
• h) Necessary components for vocational
• training and social rehabilitation
• 1. Facilities and equipment
• 2. Instructors
• 3. Budget
• 4. Employment

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• II. Outline of Organization
• a. Historical development of social welfare
• services
• b. Social Welfare Administrative Structure
• and Organization
• (1) The Central level
• (2) The Provincial / Municipal level
• (3) The District level

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Organization Chart of Ministries/Departments/Offic
es Involving in Social Welfare for PWD
Cabinet Prime Minister
Ministry of Education Youth and Sport
Ministry of Rural Development
Ministry of Social Affairs, Veterans and Youth
Rehabilitation
Ministry of Health
Ministry of Womens Affairs
Ministry of Labor Vocational Training
Directorate General for Technical Affairs
Directorate General for Technical Affairs
Directorate General for Health
Directorate General of Labour
Directorate General of Technical Affairs
Directorate General of Education
Dept. of Vocational Training
Dept. of Communi-cable Disease Control
Dept. Primary Pre-School Education
Dept. of Social Welfare
Dept. of Family Development
Dept. of Rural Economic Development
Dept. of Labour
Dept. of Rehabilitaion
Provincial Offices of Family Development
Provincial Offices of Rural Development
Special Education Office
Dept. of Preventive Medicine
Employment Office
Dept. of Child Welfare
Disabled Children Services Office
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The Organization Chart Ministry of Social
Affairs, Veterans and Youth Rehabilitation (MOSVY)
MINISTER
SECRETARIES OF STATE
UNDER SECRETARIES OF STATE
CABINET, ADVISORS
DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF ADMINISTRATION AND FINANCE
DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF TECHNICAL AFFAIRS
GENERAL INSPECTION
DEPARTMENT OF REHABILITATION
DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION PERSONNEL
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WELFARE
DEPARTMENT OF INTERNAL AUDIT
DEPARTMENT OF CHILD WELFARE
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE AND SUPPLY
DEPARTMENT OF YOUTH REHABILITATION
FINANCIAL CONTROLLER
DEPARTMENT OF INT. COOPERATION RELIEF AID
DEPARTMENT OF RETIREMENT PENSIONS
DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND STATISTICS
DEPARTMENT OF EX-SOLDIER PENSIONS
DEPARTMENT OF EX-SOLDIER DEVELOPMENT
PROVINCIAL DIRECTIONS OF SVY
DISTRICT OFFICES OF SVY
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The Provincial District level
Provincial Directorate of Social Affairs,
Veterans and Youth Rehabilitation
Office of Finance and Planning
Office of Child Welfare and Youth Rehabilitation
Office of Social Welfare
Office of Ex-soldier Affairs
Office of Administration and Personnel
Rehabilitation Centers
Orphanage Centers
Vocational Training Centers
Youth Rehabilitation Centers
Social Centers
DISTRICT OFFICE OF SVY
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Strategic Plan of Vocational
Training and Employment
For People with Disabilities Vision
The basic needs of PWD and their families are
better satisfied through long-
term benefits from skill training, income
generation and job placement program.
Goal
Sources of income generation for PWD are better
satisfied through skilled training, employment
and business opportunities.
Immediate Objective
New skills and services meet the market demand
and are effectively used and applied by the
graduates and other skilled persons.
Objective
R1 The quality of diversification types of
training meet the market demand and improved and
the refreshment course is provided to ex-trainees
R2 An appropriate system for follow up,
evaluation and reporting is established and
implemented by institutions provided vocational
and skill training program.
R3 The access to credit scheme for graduates to
start up and expand business is supported and
facilitated.
R4 The employment and business opportunities for
graduates and other skilled persons are
supported..
R5 The cooperation and coordination between
relevant institutions are strengthened to ensure
that training and employment policies and
strategic plan are adopted and implemented..
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Finally, on behalf of Ministry of Social Affairs,
Veterans and Youth Rehabilitation, I would like
to thanks to Government of Japan, Japan
International cooperation agency (JICA) for
giving me the opportunity to show you about
Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment
Promotion of Person with Disabilities in
Cambodia.
Thank you !
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ANGKOR WAT
Cambodia e kite Kudasai.
Welcome to Cambodia!