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NGO Education Partnership (NEP) is a membership organisation that encourages active teamwork and alliance between NGOs working toward a greater cause for Cambodia’s education system, and also advocates on behalf of its member organisations in discussions and debates with the Ministry of Education Youth and Sports (MoEYS) in Cambodia. NEP aims to create an environment where different NGOs with the same goal, improving education in Cambodia, can come together to discuss contemporary issues. In addition, NEP aims to serve as an intermediary where problems identified by the various member NGOs can be conveyed to authorities governing education in Cambodia. This helps MoEYS receive positive inputs from organisations that care and would facilitate them making more informed decisions at improving the education welfare in Cambodia. Currently, NEP has 105 NGO members and the number is increasing. USAID is supporting Cambodia’s efforts to improve education. With a 97 percent primary net enrollment rate in 2020, MoEYS is close to achieving universal access to primary education.
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