Kandal Province Holds Meeting to Prioritize 3-Year Rolling Investment Program Projects
Kandal Province, Cambodia held a meeting on July 13th to review and prioritize projects for the 3-Year Rolling Investment Program. This initiative is crucial for effective and targeted local development, serving as a roadmap to translate the province's 5-year development plan into concrete actions. The meeting focused on evaluating project proposals from various sectors and assigning priorities to ensure budget allocation meets the urgent and real needs of the local population.
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