The Seila Program of the Royal Government of Cambodia is an aid mobilization and coordination framework to support the country's decentralization and deconcentration reforms. It was launched in 1996 as a government experiment in poverty alleviation in rural areas. Seila means .foundation stone. in Khmer Sanskrit. In the early 1990s Cambodia emerged as a socially and politically fragmented country with an acute need for reconstruction and reconciliation...
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Cambodia's Seila program: a decentralized approach to rural development and poverty reduction
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