Project Activities
Operating Structure
The operating structure of the project is as follows.
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Associated Project
Japanese Cooperation Project
The following two associated projects are operating in a coordinated manner with the project.
The Project for the Improvement of the Training on Civil Matters in the Royal School for Judges and Prosecutors of the Royal Academy for Judicial Professions
Royal School for Judges and Prosecutors
After implementation of Phase 1 (Nov 2005 to March 2008), Phase 2 (April 2008 to March 2012) project is now in operation.
Outline of the Projects:Phase 1
- R/D (release date) 20 December 2007(PDF/3,639KB)
- R/D (release date) 3 July 2008(PDF/249KB)
Legal and Judicial Cooperation Project with the Bar Association in the Kingdom of Cambodia
Swearing-in ceremony to be a lawyer
The project was implemented during June 2007 to June 2009. Now the project is operating under the extended project term until June 2010. At first this project was implemented under the Development Partner Project scheme (2001-2002, 2002-2005) operated by the Japan Federation of Bar Associations.
Outline of the Project:- R/D (release date) 9 January 2008 (PDF/246KB)
- PDM (release date) 3 July 2008 (PDF/55KB)
- Project Document/PO (release date) 3 July 2008 (PDF/28KB)
- R/D (extension phase) (PDF/237KB)
- PDM (extension phase) (PDF/135KB)
Chart of the Associated Projects of JICA Operating in Cambodi
The activities of other major donors
Please refer the relevant donor’s information.
- Australia: assistance for drafting the Counter-terrorism Law, Police Law
- Canada: assistance for drafting the Commercial Court Law
- Germany: assistance for drafting the Anti-domestic Violence Law and the Organic Law
- France: assistance for drafting the Penal Code, the Code of Penal Procedure, the Law on the Status of Notary, and the Law on the status of Court Clerk, support to the Royal School for Judges and Prosecutors of the Royal Academy for Judicial Professions
- ADB: assistance for drafting the Land Law, the Secured Transaction Law and the Financial Lease Law
- IMF: assistance for drafting the Bankruptcy Law
- UNDP: assistance for drafting the Commercial Court Law
- UNICEF: assistance for drafting the Inter-country Adoption law, the Law on Suppression of Human Trafficking and Sexual Exploitation, and the Juvenile Justice Law
- World Bank: assistance for drafting the Law on Commercial Contracts and the Land Law
The Accomplishment and the Chronology of the Project
Discussion between the MOJ and the Japanese delegation of the ex-ante evaluation
Dissemination seminar for the provincial courts
Kompong Thom Court
The Chronology of the Project
| 2009 | Jul | Minutes of Meeting (M/M) to revise the PDM were signed. |
| 2008 | Apr | The project of the Legal and Judicial Development (Phase 3) commenced. |
| The Legal and Judicial Development Project (Phase 2) was terminated. | |
| 2007 | Dec | The Civil Code was promulgated and enforced. |
| Nov | The draft of the Civil Code was passed in the Senate. | |
| Oct | The draft of the Civil Code was passed in the National Assembly. | |
| Jul | The Code of Civil Procedure was applied throughout the country. | |
| 2006 | Oct | The terminal evaluation team made a decision to extend the term of Phase II project for one year. |
| Sep | The Code of Civil Procedure was promulgated and enforced. | |
| Jun | The draft of the Code of Civil Procedure was passed in the Senate. | |
| May | The draft of the Code of Civil Procedure was passed in the National Assembly. | |
| 2004 | Apr | The Japanese Technical Cooperation for the Legal and Judicial Development Project (Phase 2)was commenced. |
| 2003 | Mar | The delegation of the ex-ante evaluations for the Legal and Judicial Development Project (Phase 2) was sent three times to Cambodia. |
| The Legal and Judicial Development Project (Phase 1) was terminated and the draft of the Civil Code and the Code of Civil Procedure was handed to the Minister of Justice. | |
| 2002 | Mar | The delegation of the ex-ante evaluation team for the Legal and Judicial Development Project (Phase 1) was sent three times to Cambodia. |
| 1999 | Mar | The Japanese Cooperation to Support the Formulation of Key Government Policies (Phase 1) commenced. |
| Record of Discussions (R/D) was signed with the Ministry of Justice of Cambodia. | |
| A preliminary study team from the Japanese side was sent to Cambodia to Support the Formulation of Key Government Policies. | ||
| 1998 | Oct | The Japanese supporting groups on the Civil Code and the Code of Civil Procedure were established separately. |
| Mar | The preliminary study team was dispatched to Cambodia. | |
| 1997 | May | The Japanese supporting groups for the Cambodian Legal and Judicial Decelopment Project was formed with participation from JICA, academics, Ministry of Justice of Japan, Supreme Court of Japan and Japan Federation of Bar Associations. |
| 1996 | Aug | The judicial system study team was sent to Cambodia. |
| 1995 | The supporting system was established in Japan, consisting of Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan, JICA, Ministry of Justice of Japan, Supreme Court of Japan and the Japan Federation of Bar Associations. | |
| 1994 | The Ministry of Justice of Cambodia requested legal and judicial development assistance from the Government of Japan. |
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