Informes

In Numbers 430 mt of food distributed (estimated) US$ 82,730 cash-based transfers made (estimated) US$ 0 million six months (April to September 2020) net funding requirements 233,950 people assisted In March 2020 Operational Updates In its commitment to scale up and transition…

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic many businesses have closed in Thailand. As a result, more than 90,000 Cambodian migrant workers have lost their employment and have come back home. The United Nations is working closely with Government…

Dell D Saulnier, Hom Hean, Dawin Thol, Por Ir, Claudia Hanson, Johan Von Schreeb, Helle Mölsted Alvesson Abstract Introduction Resilient health systems have the capacity to continue providing health services to meet the community’s diverse health needs following…

Northern Hemisphere Cambodia As of 11 April (week 15), 2020, a total of 1,889 dengue cases with no death have been reported in Cambodia. The number of cases reported is fivefold decrease compared to that in the same…

FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PHASE II Executive summary Participatory processes to involve communities have been a part of local governance and decentralisation initiatives led by the Royal Government of Cambodia and supported by donors, including United Nations Development…

The Government of Japan decided to provide the Kingdom of Cambodia, the Republic of the Philippines, Lao People’s Democratic Republic and Mongolia with approximately 220,000 items including 6 different types of goods such as isolation gowns,…

Poipet – IOM and the Cambodian National Centre for Tuberculosis and Leprosy Control (CENAT) have launched a new collaboration to diagnose tuberculosis (TB) among Cambodian migrants returning from Thailand. The project, which is funded by the Global…

The number of children suffering from malnutrition in Cambodia has been reducing in recent years; however, the rate of progress remains unacceptably slow and continues to threaten the development of human capital. What is happening in child…

Less than 65% of the Cambodian households have access to an improved water source, and only 76% have access to improved sanitation.i This is among the worst levels of access to improved water in Asia. What is…

In Cambodia from 1975–1979, women experienced widespread sexual violence, including systemic rape and forced marriage, under the violent regime of the Khmer Rouge.[1] A survivor of such sexual violence, Ms. N. Srey[2] testified before the Extraordinary Chambers…