Think Tanks in Cambodia

Cambodian Institute For Cooperation And Peace Cicp

The Cambodian Institute for Cooperation and Peace, established in 1993, is Cambodia’s oldest foreign policy think tank and the country’s leading platform for track 2 (non-state) foreign affairs dialogue. The Institute strives to stimulate viable, policy-based research to address a range of challenges and promote balanced debate on the important issues that matter most for the country and the region. Over the course of nearly 30 years, CICP has engaged with analysts, scholars, and diplomats from across the globe to examine the geopolitical, security, social and economic questions that impact both Cambodia as well as Southeast Asia as a whole.

11 to 50 staff

Future Forum - Cambodia

11 to 50 staff

The 1961 Coworking And Art Space

The 1961 Coworking and Art Space is a coworking and creative space in Siem Reap, Cambodia. We offer a platform for productivity, innovation, interaction and much more. Get things done while being close to the temples of Angkor World Heritage Site and the small and pleasant town of Siem Reap with good food and nightlife. Our services include- private office rental for small (startup) teams - coworking lab accessible to all (day pass, 3-day pass, 5-day pass, monthly subscription)- event venue rental - local consultancy - art gallery - multimedia room - meeting room - café.

1 to 10 staff

Cnai Accelerator

is Cambodia's gender-smart accelerator helping nurture and encourage founders to grow impactful startups in Cambodia. Inclusively designed, each year Cnai 's program leverages diagnostics, online self-paced learning, a global entrepreneurship curriculum, weekly consultations, and then up to three rounds of direct, structured support to startup founders alongside increasing amounts of capital.

1 to 10 staff

Cambodia Development Center

Cambodia Development Center"(CD-Center) is a non-profit, non-governmental institution. The CD-Center purports to make contributions to the sustainable progress of the Kingdom of Cambodia's human resource capacity building and national policy development in the context of deepening globalization and regionalism as well as an increasingly volatile and complicated international political development. The CD-Center does its utmost to create, develop, and disseminate ideas, policies and strategies on national development and to nourish human resources by focusing on three activities: 1. Research and training; 2. Publication and dissemination and; 3. Policy outreach.

11 to 50 staff