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“Cambodia stands for courage,” said Lanwho chose Cambodia to be the first country for her visit because it is going through a time when the country faces many challenges—civil…

With participants from Cambodia, Lao PDR,  Myanmar, Tibet and Vietnam, the workshop mobilised women and men from around Southeast Asia to discuss pathways for gender integration in water…

The NGO Forum on Cambodia (NGO Forum) has called for good cooperation between itself and the National Assembly’s Economy and Finance commission by proposing an exchange of information on the…

The forests of Ratanakiri have supported indigenous families for centuries. Now, indigenous communities are fighting for their rights against foreign investors and national companies that see these…

July 1 2016 marks the first anniversary of the project Women and Youth Creating Their Own Economic Opportunity implemented by Oxfam and financially supported by The Red Nose Day Fund (RNDF…

Oxfam has engaged the private sector in Australia and Cambodia, Cambodia’s Royal University of Agriculture (RUA), and local NGOs, in a project intended to reduce thelabour required for rice…

Only men can collect honey in Ksachthmey village, Northern Cambodia, to ensure their marriages aren’t divided like the flow of the Sesan River divides the village. Sat in a stilt-raised…

For communities around the world that have water literally ‘on tap’ the link between water and life isn’t a connection that’s regularly made. If you’re from Kampong…

It was the beginning of a growing season he will never forget, and a period of conflict he never expected.

In Cambodia, drought and water shortages are affecting 18 of 25 provinces. More than a quarter of a million families, mostly farmers are affected by the drought according to the National Committee…