Policy papers

Oxfam's Quaterly Newsletter, Pineeh Pinooh

Pineeh Pinooh means “about this and that” and it refers to simple conversations on various topics ranging from domestic to political affairs that matter to everybody. It is a quaterly newsletter. We want Pineeh Pinooh to contribute to knowledge sharing and learning with regard to Cambodia’s socio-...

Communiqué: Women and Water

In a single day, women and girls across the world spend a total of 152 million hours collecting water for domestic use. This time constrains their ability to participate in local governance structures and educational opportunities according to the UN Food and Agricultural Organization. The theme of...

Pineeh Pinooh 2

On behalf of Oxfam, I would like to extend our best wishes to you and your family for 2019 and our warmest thanks for reading the first issue of Pineeh Pinooh and sharing with us encouraging and constructive feedback! 2019 marks the 40th anniversary of the end of the murderous Khmer Rouge regime...

Entertainment workers, Social Protectin For The Informal Workers

Entertainment Worker Groups

In Cambodia, there are around 70,000 (75% female) entertainment workers including massage workers, restaurant workers, and beer promotion workers as well as those working in hotels and casinos. Some laws and policies have been put in place to improve the situation of the entertainment workers e.g...

Street Vendor Groups

In Cambodia, like many other countries in the world, there is a rapidly increasing amount of street vending or trading because it is an important source of work and income for many poor ouseholds. A street vendor is broadly defined as a person who offers goods for sale to the general public without...