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The ultimate aim of Oxfam is to see Cambodians, especially women, youth, marginalized and discriminated groups, being empowered to hold the government and others with power accountable so that they…

For months on end, governments worldwide have shown their commitment in tackling the rippling effects of the COVID-19 outbreak. Their commitment has been demonstrated by the allocation of additional…

Covid-19 pandemic has highlighted major socio-economic challenges that will deeply impact the country in the coming years. Severe health risks, economic and livelihood losses, businessdecline, lack…

Cambodia has enjoyed enormous economic growth in the past decades which yielded the impacts on women’s livelihood. Between 2000 and 2018, female labors make up about 48% of total labor forces and…

SUMMARYThe study aims at understanding the needs and challenges of the older people regarding their health issues and health care, economic opportunities, family dependence, social protection, and…

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) has been a major source of development funding for Cambodia. The Royal Government has successfully created an open investment environment which has resulted in…

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…

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…

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…

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 …