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Indigenous peoples plan for the community pond subproject in Samraong village, Pralay commune, Thma Bang district, Koh Kong province (KKG-CP002)
This plan assesses the potential social impacts of the community pond subproject on the Chorng indigenous community in Samraong village. It outlines culturally appropriate consu...
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Summary of the indigenous peoples plan for Samraong village, Pralay commune, Thma Bang district, Koh Kong province (KKG-CP002)
This summary presents the Indigenous Peoples Plan for the community pond construction subproject in Samraong village. It outlines the social assessment, potential benefits and r...
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Updated environmental and social management planning framework for the National Restoration of Rural Productive Capacity Project – II (NRRPCP-II)
This updated Environmental and Social Management Planning Framework (ESMPF), prepared by the Ministry of Rural Development for NRRPCP-II, establishes principles, procedures, and...
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Gender equality and social inclusion assessment and strategy for the National Restoration of Rural Productive Capacity Project – II (NRRPCP-II)
This assessment and strategy examines gender equality and social inclusion issues relevant to the NRRPCP-II, particularly in Cambodia’s rural transport and infrastructure sector...
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Stakeholder engagement plan for the National Restoration of Rural Productive Capacity Project – II (NRRPCP-II)
This Stakeholder Engagement Plan (SEP), prepared by the Ministry of Rural Development for NRRPCP-II, provides a framework for identifying, informing, consulting, and engaging pr...
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Updated indigenous peoples planning framework for the National Restoration of Rural Productive Capacity Project – II (NRRPCP-II)
This updated Indigenous Peoples Planning Framework (IPPF), prepared by the Ministry of Rural Development for the NRRPCP-II, provides guidance to identify and address potential i...
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Summary of the indigenous peoples planning framework for the National Restoration of Rural Productive Capacity Project II (NRRPCP-II)
This document summarizes the updated Indigenous Peoples Planning Framework (IPPF) for the National Restoration of Rural Productive Capacity Project II (NRRPCP-II), financed by t...
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Report on environmental, land, and indigenous peoples safeguards 2018
This 2018 report presents information on the implementation and monitoring of environmental, land, and Indigenous Peoples safeguards. It focuses on measures to identify, prevent...
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The State of Indigenous Journalists in Asia: Cambodia, Bangladesh, India, Malaysia, Nepal, Philippines and Thailand
Indigenous journalists across Asia—home to two-thirds of world's Indigenous population—play a key role as defenders of land, cultures, languages, and human rights, but still, th...
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Policy brief: Access to collective land titles for indigenous communities in Cambodia
This Policy Brief will outline the main findings of research conducted by the Cambodian Center for Human Rights (“CCHR”) on the challenges within the CLT process, and conclude w...
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Where to report: the community working group and their mechanisms to support GBV survivors
In the Northeast part of Cambodia, Ratanakiri Province is a home to around 90% of the country's Indigenous communities who face unique cultural and social challenges.Traditional...
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Access to collective land titles for indigenous communities in Cambodia in 2019
This document illustrates the total of the collective land titles in 2017, 2018, and 2019.
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Sub-decree no. 134 on the reclassification of an area of 1,007 hectares, 14 ares, and 76 centiares from state public land to state private land for the purpose of granting communal ownership to the Jarai indigenous community, located in Pak Touch village, Pak Prey commune, Ou Ya Dav district, Ratanakiri province, as well as granting ownership rights to land parcels
This sub-decree shows the reclassification of 1,007 hectares, 14 ares, and 76 centiares from state public land to state private land. The reclassified land is for the purpose of...
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Sub-decree no. 133 on the reclassification of 684 hectares, 36 ares, and 63 centiares of state public land into state private land for granting as collective ownership to the Kouy Indigenous Community, located in Ind Chey village, Boeng Char commune, Sambo district, Kratie province, and granting ownership rights to the individual land parcels
This sub-decree shows the reclassification of res, 36 ares, and 63 centiares from state public land to state private land. The reclassified land is for the purpose of granting c...
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Sub-decree no. 132 on the reclassification of 628 hectares, 15 ares, and 25 centiares from state public land to state private land for the purpose of granting communal ownership to the Kuy indigenous community, located in Kampong Kbeung village, Boeng Char commune, Sambo district, Kratie province, as well as granting ownership rights to the land parcels
This sub-decree shows the reclassification of 628 hectares, 15 ares, and 25 centiares from state public land to state private land. The reclassified land is for the purpose of g...
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Sub-decree no. 135 on the reclassification of 488 hectares, 56 ares, and 66 centiares from state public land to state private land for granting communal ownership to the Kreoung indigenous community, located in Mas village, Pouy commune, Ou Chum district, Ratanakiri province, as well as granting ownership rights over land parcels
This sub-decree shows the reclassification of 488 hectares, 56 ares, and 66 centiares from state public land to state private land. The reclassified land is for the purpose of g...
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Access to collective land titles for indigenous peoples in Cambodia – 2022
Collective land title ("CLT") is the shared ownership and rights of a community to their land and natural resources. In Cambodia, CLT for indigenous people over their traditiona...
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Access to collective land titles for indigenous peoples in Cambodia - 2020
Collective land title ("CLT") is the shared ownership and rights of a community to their land and natural resources. In Cambodia, CLT for indigenous people over their traditiona...
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Access to collective land titles for indigenous communities in Cambodia - update 2025
In Cambodia, there are approximately 172,980 Indigenous Peoples (IPS), representing 1.11% of the country’s population, living in 15 of the 25 provinces.
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Documenting traditional land tenure rights for Indigenous communities in Cambodia
The book focuses on documenting traditional land tenure rights for Indigenous communities in Cambodia, which is an important process in protecting their rights and ensuring the ...