Rapports

Summary of WFP assistance WFP provides assistance to the most marginalized Cambodians living in the most food-insecure provinces through a five-year Country Programme (CP). The programme covers food and cash based safety nets in the sectors of…

In Cambodia, many children aged between 6 months and 2 years do not receive the right foods to ensure they grow up healthy and strong. A recent survey showed that only one in five babies aged…

Summary Findings and Recommendations According the survey finding from local authority, the flood did not cause by Dam and more than this the Dam play the key role to protect the flood – the flood was from storm…

FOOD SECURITY SNAPSHOT Main season 2015 rice output to decline slightly due to dry conditions Rice exports forecast to increase in 2015 Rice prices stable in May in most urban markets

Cambodia and the wider Southeast Asia region have seen a delay in the onset of rains and below average rainfall for the time of year. Regional forecasts for the season (July-September and October-December), have indicated July…

COUNTRY STRATEGY In support of the Royal Government of Cambodia’s effort to achieve Zero Hunger, WFP provides assistance to the poorest most food insecure Cambodians. In 2015, WFP will assist 457,000 vulnerable Cambodians through school meals and…

Highlights Cambodia is experiencing a dry spell due to the delayed onset of rains and below than average for the season rainfall. There has been improved rainfall from mid-July, but with localised areas of ongoing concern. This is…

Author Ammar Elhagali The analysis has not changed significantly since June 2015 and it is still based on projections and estimates in the absence of actual data and official Royal Government’s reports from all the provinces: Given current dry…

By Plong Chhaya and Martina Tomassini PAILIN, Cambodia, 23 July 2015 – Sixteen-year-old Vong Touch is an Explosive Remnant of War (ERW) survivor who lives with his widow mother and three siblings in a small wooden house…

The CGIAR Research Program on Aquatic Agricultural Systems (AAS) seeks to reduce poverty and improve food security for many small-scale fishers and farmers who are dependent on aquatic agriculture systems by partnering with local, national and…