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Farmers benefiting from the Strengthening Climate Resilience

From Vulnerability to Leadership: Communities Forge Climate Resilience in the Mekong

For communities along the Mekong River, climate change is not a future threat, it is a daily reality. From unpredictable floods to prolonged droughts, riverine families have long been on the…

Launching SCOPE-PFM

Launching EU’s Funded Initiative to Strengthen Civic Engagement and Public Financial Oversight in Cambodia

The European Union and a consortium led by Oxfam, together with Advocacy and Policy Institute, NGO Forum and SILAKA, officially launched the Strengthening Civic Engagement and Oversight in Public…

Latrines and water filler installed by Oxfam

Oxfam Reaffirms Support to Displaced Communities Following Thailand-Cambodia Ceasefire Agreement

Following the ceasefire agreement reached on August 7, 2025, between Thailand and Cambodia during the General Border Committee meeting in Kuala Lumpur, Oxfam welcomes the diplomatic breakthrough and…

Social Protection for a Just Transition and Climate Action

Ministry of Labor, partners and Oxfam promoting social protection and labor rights for women in Cambodia’s agri-food sector

Oxfam, in collaboration with the Ministry of Labor and Vocational Training, the Cambodian Labour Confederation and the Coalition of Cambodian Farmer Community, co-organize a regional forum to elevate…

Soknea (in the middle) and other Oxfam colleagues during the Rainbow Run.

Celebrating LGBTQIA+ Pride in Cambodia

At our Last Friday of the Month session on 27 June 2025, we closed the month-long LGBTQIA+ pride celebration with learning, self-reflection, and art!Last year, on International LGBT Pride Day, we had…

Delegation members engaging with local community at their booth, exploring a vibrant showcase of recycle handcrafted products, and other stuff. Photo: Oxfam

How Circular Economy Rebuilding Lives on Cambodia’s Tonle Sap

Once known only for its abundant fish and floating villages, the Tonle Sap Biosphere Reserve is now becoming a beacon of environmental resilience and community-driven innovation.After three and a…

Youth’s Digital Rights and Civic Engagement

Youth’s Digital Rights and Civic Engagement

Oxfam convened a learning and dialogue session in Phnom Penh that brought together 37 socially engaged youth from local civil society organizations (CSOs) and universities to explore the evolving…

A performance by representative of domestic workers depicting the realities of domestic labor. It highlighted two contrasting situations: one where homeowners understand and uphold the rights of domestic workers, and another where landlords fail to pvoide the essential rights and benefits that domestic workers deserve, like any other workers. Photo: Oxfam

Recognition for Cambodia’s Domestic Workers

Every morning before dawn, thousands of Cambodia’s domestic workers quietly begin their day cooking, cleaning, caring, and holding together the households of others. Though essential to society,…

Members of the local community proudly gather in front of the newly installed solar-powered water pump, made possible through the project’s dedication to clean energy and safe water access.

Improving Water Security for Dal Phnom Indigenous Community, Ratanakiri

Dal Phnom is a village in the green hills of Andoung Meas district, Ratanakiri province. It is home to 243 indigenous Jarai peoples, an indigenous community, with 125 women, 86 children under 18…

Theary’s garden, a symbol of sustainable agriculture and the power of women’s leadership in shaping resilient livelihood.

How Theary and Lot Transformed Their Lives in Seda

Further downstream, nestled along the Srepok River, Seda commune, Lumphat district, Kaeng Sann village sits about 60 kilometers from Ratanakiri’s provincial town. Life here hasn’t always been easy,…