Cambodia

Cutting-edge business tools revamp age-old Cambodian tradition
Indigenous handicraft weavers are learning marketing, quality control and costing skills through an MDG-F-funded programme to boost incomes for the country’s poorest people.
Our Joint Programmes
Creative Industries Support ProgrammeCambodia’s rich cultural heritage is known worldwide and its tourist industry is booming. But tourism has not brought prosperity to the 5 million Cambodians who live on less than half a dollar a day. Siem Reap Province, which receives 1.5 million tourists each year, is still the second poorest province of Cambodia.
Joint Programme for Children, Food Security and Nutrition in CambodiaThe Joint Programme will contribute to the attainment of the Cambodian Millennium Development Goals 1, 4 and 5 by improving the nutritional status of children aged 0-24 months and pregnant and lactating women. In partnership with relevant government ministries, it will build capacity to implement nationwide behavior change communication programmes to promote early and exclusive breastfeeding, adequate complementary feeding and improved maternal nutrition.
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A safety net for Cambodia’s malnourished children
Frail, lethargic and desperately malnourished at the age of nine months, to the smiling, healthy boy he is today, Sok Chea is a success story for the MDG-F-funded programme tackling malnutrition in Cambodia’s Kampong Speu province.

Cutting-edge business tools revamp age-old Cambodian tradition
Indigenous handicraft weavers are learning marketing, quality control and costing skills through an MDG-F-funded programme to boost incomes for the country’s poorest people.




