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Ms. Poern Sreyleak (left), the Varin Water Kiosk Operator, explains the 10-step water treatment process, emphasizing its proven safety and quality standards, as verified by the Pasteur Institute of Cambodia. Photo: Oxfam

Empowering Communities Through the Clean Water Awareness Campaign

As part of International Children's Day celebration, Oxfam in partnership with our partner the Human Resource and Rural Economic Development Organization (HURREDO) and with funding support from the…

Series of presentation by representatives of the Commune Councilor and Commune Committee for Women and Children's on 2026 Commune Budget Package covering commune fund revenue sources, budget expenditure allocations, and priority activities and action plans.

Advancing Gender-Responsive Budgeting Through Civic Engagement in Cambodia

Budgets have often been seen as technical documents, far from everyday concerns of citizens. Yet behind every line are decisions that shaped schools, health, public services, environment, and climate…

Nga, Indigenous Lun women from Ratanakiri

Indigenous Woman Brings Financial Literacy Lessons Back Home

Oxfam, in collaboration with Good Return, 3S Rivers Protection Network (3SPN), Culture and Environment Preservation Association (CEPA), and My Village (MVi), with funding support from Development…

Blended Finance

From Building Enterprises to Building a Fund: Oxfam in Cambodia Launches the Equi-Green Fund

In early 2026, Oxfam in Cambodia and OBOR Management were selected as one of four awardees under the Indo-Pacific NGO Blended Finance Accelerator, securing a 540,000 USD grant the Australian…

Group discussion to map out climate risk in their village. Photo: Soknak Por

Building Inclusive Climate Resilience in Cambodia

Twenty-six participants joined a five-day training on Inclusive Vulnerability Risk Reduction Assessment from 8 to 12 June 2026. The group included partner staff and community focal points, with…

Srey Ngor, Tompuon Indigenous woman smiling as she fetches water from the pipe. Photo: Aimee Han/Oxfam

When Community Truly Led, the Results are Staggering

Kaeng San, a medium size village, sits 130 kilometers down a red dirt road from Ratanakiri provincial town, and past it further lies Chak Chap; a sub-village. Here, a community of Tompuon Indigenous…

Trade, Tech, and What It Means for People" during the fourth Digital Rights in Asia Pacific Assembly 2026 in Manila, the Philippines

Cambodia at the Crossroads of Digital Trade and Civic Space

Cambodia’s digital future is being shaped by competing global influences and regional integration efforts, presenting both opportunities and risks for its citizens.China remains Cambodia’s largest…

What Cambodia can learn from social protection journey in Sri Langka

What Cambodia Can Learn from Sri Lanka's Social Protection Journey

In Cambodia, proposals to expand social protection coverage or increase contributions are often met with the same concern: Can the country afford it? Yet a recent learning visit to Sri Lanka suggests…

Oxfam and MoLVT sign MOU to promote social protection

Oxfam and MoLVT Sign MoU to Advance Decent Work, Social Protection and Women’s Economy

Today, Oxfam signed a three-year Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training (MoLVT) at the Ministry’s office, marking a significant milestone in advancing…

Film screening, Women Workers Leaders in Agri-Food Sector

Women Workers Take Center Stage at Oxfam Film Screening

Behind every meal lies the unseen labor of women. In Cambodia’s rice fields, markets, kitchens, and small businesses, women grow, prepare, sell, and serve the food that sustains families and…