CIPO has strong commitment in combating the abuse on rights, cultural, political, social and economic of IPs and land and the natural resources in Cambodia. We believe that a holistic approach to empower the IPs to take charge on developing its own IPs communities will lead to improve the social inclusion and wellbeing of the IP and Cambodia society.
Our analysis during the strategic review/planning process led us to agreeing that CIPO should practice our learning accumulated over 2 years, through our program implementation. We should manage the four core programs; tailor to meet IPs stakeholders’ needs. We should also try to develop new coherent programs that can scale our services and effectively respond to the complexity and future development trends of Cambodia.

We have developed three key strategic themes (for program implementation) for the next four years.

– Manage the four core programs tailor to meet IPs stakeholders’ needs.
– Advocate for and support the government to speed-up the processes of communal land titling.
– Strengthen livelihood and economic activities of the IP communities.

Our internal analysis of Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Constraints (Appendix 2) has also confirmed that there is a need to strengthen organization capacity to be able to operate in the most effective way for achieving maximum impact. In particular, our priority will be to ensure that we have a strong base of competent and responsive staff. In this connection, we must also secure the financial support for our programs. We have, therefore, identified two further important strategic themes (for organization improvement) include:
– Strengthening organizational capacity to provide high quality and responsive services.
– Generate resources to support program and organization operation.

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