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Many Cambodian youths dream to join regional and international exchange programs outside of the country, but the process of application is seemly highly competitive and selective. However, an indigenous woman will bring her experiences and…
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On November 4, 2021, the Ministry of Planning, in collaboration with the Ministry of Rural Development and Cambodia Indigenous Peoples Alliance (CIPA) organized the virtual launching ceremony of the National Report on the Demographic and…
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Kbalromeas is the only village affected by the Lower Sesan II Dam project that refuses to relocate and overcomes difficult challenges to restart their lives on their ancestral domain, capable of preserving their land and traditional…
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More than 400 national and international participants took part in the virtual launching ceremony of Cambodia's national report on the demographic and socioeconomic status of indigenous peoples, which was co-organized by the Ministry of…
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We, in cooperation with a number of indigenous organizations, bring to you the video on customary land and management and food security of indigenous peoples in Cambodia. We would like to express our deepest thanks to donors such as AIPP,…
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No one more than indigenous peoples has precious knowledge of biological diversity of territories. It has been transmitted through generations over the large period of time. Their knowledge to govern, manage and conserve the world's diverse…
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Having left home for hope of protecting the forest for their generations, a group of Kui elders in Bangkeun Phal village has very strong commitment to safeguarding their last plot of forest in the area of Poeng Pae Wildlife Sanctuary,…
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This animation video, titled “Leave No One Behind – SDGs and Indigenous Peoples”, aims to introduce what is the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) for indigenous peoples. In the video, you will also find some of the demands of…
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Kbal Romeas village is located along the Srepok tributary of the Mekong River in the Sesan district of Stung Treng province. The community’s territory covers approximately 8,000 hectares, including forested areas. The village has a total…
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