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KEY HIGHLIGHTS Between November 2025 and January 2026, renewed hostilities along the Cambodia–Thailand border, which reignited on 7 December 2025, triggered widespread civilian displacement, extensive damage to infrastructure, and disruption of essential services across multiple north-western provinces.…
Cambodia
FOOD SECURITY SNAPSHOT Production of 2025 main wet season forecast at above‑average level Exports of rice in 2026 forecast to decline compared to 2025 level Domestic prices of rice lower year‑on‑year in October 2025 Production of 2025 main wet season…
Cambodia
Operational Updates Border Crisis Response • Under the overall coordination of the Humanitarian Response Forum (HRF)—co-chaired by WFP and DanChurchAid —27 partner agencies continue assisting the remaining displaced households across three provinces, utilising in-country stockpiles and mobilising external…
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KEY FINDINGS The market continued to function well in February 2026 despite a slight dip from January, driven entirely by reduced price predictability during the post–Lunar New Year period while other dimensions remained strong, indicating a seasonal…
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KEY FINDINGS Market functionality* weakened sharply in December 2025, Seven markets closed, reducing product variety, while essential goods remained available to support households and displacement camps. In December 2025, the overall cost of the basic food basket* fell…
Cambodia
Highlight Across the 10 provinces participating in the Home-Grown School Feeding Programme (HGSFP), surveyed markets continued to function effectively from September to November 2025. The Market Functionality Index (MFI) remained strong at 9.8 point although it slightly…
