Rapports

Cambodia Cambodia has sustained high levels of economic growth over the last two decades and is considered to be on the path to achieve the status of a higher middle-income status country by 2030. However, economic growth…

In Numbers 356 mt of food assistance distributed US$490,000 cash to schools for Home-Grown School Feeding US$0.4 million six-month (November 2023-April 2024) net funding requirements 185,000 people assisted Operational Updates School Feeding Programme The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Education, Youth and…

In Numbers 391 mt of food assistance distributed US$540,000 cash to schools for Home-Grown School Feeding US$0.18 million six-month (October 2023-March 2024) net funding requirements 185,000 people assisted Operational Updates School Feeding Programme WFP and the Government of Cambodia conducted a study tour…

Seasonal flooding is the most common and frequent disaster in Cambodia. Major flooding events occur every five years and can be particularly devastating. In 2011, a flood affected more than 1,700,000 people, killed 250 people, and…

Operation ID: KH03 CSP approved at EB November 2023 session Cambodia has achieved significant success in poverty reduction and human development. However, a substantial share of the population remains vulnerable to poverty, food insecurity, malnutrition and shocks. The…

This report presents the findings of a review of the evaluations of seven programs funded by DFAT through the ANCP and implemented by CARE (Australia and respective country partners). The purpose is to identify and summarise lessons…

Nanda Annisa Husni “According to the Humanitarian Inclusion Standards, there are several barriers that prevent people with disabilities and the elderly from participating meaningfully in disaster risk reduction (DRR) actions, such as attitudinal barriers, environmental barriers, and…

Most recently completed school year: November 2017 - August 2018 (210 school days) • Traditional School Feeding Program • Home Grown School Feeding (HGSF) Program Lead Agency: Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport / World Food Programme (WFP)

School year: 2020–2021 • Home-Grown School Feeding Program • Traditional School Feeding Program Lead Agency: Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport

In Numbers 391 mt of food assistance distributed US$ 540,000 cash to schools for Home-Grown School Feeding US$4 million six-month (September 2023-February 2024) net funding requirements 185,000 people assisted Operational Updates School Feeding Programme The Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport (MoEYS), with…