Address:               Cambodia Development Research Institute (CDRI),

56 Street 315, Toul Kork, Phnom Penh

Opening Hours:    Monday to Friday (7:30am-12 noon and 2pm-5pm)

UNIAP-Cambodia has created a National Reference Centre on Human Trafficking by compiling and issuing over 200 documents on human trafficking and related issues to the Cambodia Development Research Institute (CDRI). In establishing a National Reference Centre on Human Trafficking UNIAP-Cambodia aims to expand the knowledge base of both specialists and the general public on the issue of human trafficking by substantially improving the accessibility of information on this issue.

CDRI library is an important focal point for academics, students, policy-makers, government officials and the employees of international development organizations and is one of Cambodia 's leading policy research institutes. CDRI established its library in the early 1990s as a public resource centre for development-related research. It is a non-profit organization focusing on the enhancement of human resource capacity in Cambodia and carries out research with the aim of formulating sustainable development strategies.

According to the manager of the library, Mr. He Hin, the library currently offers over 8500 books to its users. The library's service also includes the provision of important international periodicals, such as The Far Eastern Economic Review, The Economist and Forced Migration, as well as local journals and newsletters. An extensive human trafficking collection, and the ongoing additions to this section provided by UNIAP Cambodia, has further enhanced the value and use of the library.

Library visitors are allowed to borrow up to three books for one week, given they possess a valid membership card. Orientation sessions and introductions to the library can be arranged by the friendly library staff.