The document also highlights World Vision International in Cambodia’s three main programmes namely Integrated Nutrition, Education, and Child Protection and Participation, in terms of their goals, approaches, and achievements.

Heavy rainfall since 1st Sept 2022 until the end of October affected 14 of 25 provinces. World Vision International in Cambodia in collaboration with local government/authorities quickly responded to the families affected the flooding through our multi-sectorial relief interventions including food security, WASH, Hygiene kits, Non-Food-Items and Child Protection Awareness.

The document presents an overview of the Cambodia Sustainable Business Development (CSBD) project that was implemented under the support from Australian Government, World Vision Australia, and Thank You Group to achieve child well-being through improved livelihood of poor and vulnerable households. 

World Vision International - Cambodia involves children in dialogues concerning disaster risk reduction and climate crisis response and escalates their recommendations to the government actors.  

Breastfeeding is the most powerful and effective weapon to fight against illness and enhance health in early childhood.

The study of BMS promotion in Cambodia

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Cambodia had one of the longest periods of school closure in the region with face-to-face education suspended for more than half of the official school calendar over the years 2020 and 2021.

In late 2020, World Vision International - Cambodia (WVI-C) implemented a pilot project that engaged grandmothers who were providing primary care to their young grandchildren who were left behind by their parents.