Welcome to Solution Exchange for the Extractive Industries Community  in CambodiaLaunched on 2nd April 2010, the Cambodia Knowledge Sharing for Extractive Industries links professionals with timely international knowledge and experience. The focus areas are the social, environmental and economic benefits and costs of extractive industries (minerals, oil and gas). By bringing international experience to Cambodia in an innovative new way, the responsible development of Cambodia’s non-renewable resources for all Cambodians will be enhanced. Click to read more...

Cambodia Trade Sector Wide Approach and the Way ForwardEleven projects adopted by the Sub-steering Committee on Trade Development and Trade Related InvestmentPHNOM PENH, April 20, 2010 – The  Royal Government of Cambodia (RGC) is taking stock of greater ownership of trade related foreign assistance in Cambodia, where a Trade Sector Wide Approach (Trade SWAp) mechanism was put in place as a unique model of coherent mechanism of trade development. The SWAp unites all activities funded by development partners to assist the Government to enhance the country’s trade potential. Click to read more...

The northern plains of Cambodia are known as a region rich in biodiversity and home to many endangered species such as Giant Ibis. To help protect the biodiversity and species from future threats, UNDP has created the "Establishing Conservation Areas Landscape Management (CALM) in the Northern Plains” project, which is executed by the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) in collaboration with the Ministry of the Environment and the Forestry Administration. One of the keys to success in implementing the project there so far has been the engagement of local communities and local businesses to support the conservation. Click to read more...

PHNOM PENH, 17 March 2010: Had enough of an abusive husband? Get a divorce! So goes conventional wisdom, but for many Cambodian women, the challenges and social stigma attached to divorce means they would often prefer to suffer in silence than go through the process. 

Cambodian Parliamentarians receive additional tool to fight against HIV