Publications

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 …

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…

Sub-Contracted Garment Workers are workers who are typically employed on a piece-rate basis (i.e. cost per part of garment) or by doing high season work in sub contractors’ enterprises which are…

Domestic workers are persons who work within an employer's household. They perform a variety of household services for an individual or a family, from providing care for children and elderly…

We want Pineeh Pinooh to contribute to knowledge sharing and learning with regard to Cambodia’s socio-economic and democratic developments. It therefore seeks to work with our partners and…

Cambodia’s development in the last two decades has been impressive. With sustained economic growth rate of 7.6% between 1994-2015, the country has become a lower middle-income country in 2015.…

Land ownership and fair access to natural resources are vital to Cambodia's continued development. However, it can be difficult for vulnerable members of society, including smallholders, the land-…

In many parts of Cambodia, whether through lack of resources, limited access to established processes or simply not knowing where to turn for help, vulnerable populations have often struggled to make…