On January 28, 2025, a new Declaration No. 250 was issued, outlining the organization and operation of offices under the Directorate General of Teacher Education and Development (DGE). Under this declaration, the DGE is structured into three main departments: the…
On January 28, 2025, Declaration No. 244 was issued, establishing the organizational structure and operation of departments under the Directorate General of Education of the Ministry of Education, Youth, and Sport. Under this new declaration, the Directorate General of Education…
In collaboration with the Ministry of Interior, the Ministry of Civil Service, the Ministry of Women’s Affairs, and other stakeholders, a five-year strategic plan (2024-2028) aimed at increasing women’s representation in leadership roles within sub-national administrations has been developed. The…
A new study explores the growing gender disparity in education, where girls are outperforming boys in Cambodia’s upper secondary schools. Despite global efforts to achieve gender equity in education, including through the Sustainable Development Goals, this research reveals a shift…
Neary Rattanak VI is a key strategic plan developed by the Ministry of Women’s Affairs (MoWA) to promote gender equality across all sectors in Cambodia. Shaped through consultations with government ministries, development partners, civil society organizations, and sub-national representatives, it…
The “KAPE: Gender Equality, Disability, and Social Inclusion (GEDSI) Policy” outlines the organization’s commitment to integrating gender equality, disability, and social inclusion into all its activities. The policy sets the standard for ensuring dignity, human rights, and equal opportunities for…
Neary Rattanak V (2019-2023) focuses on promoting gender mainstreaming in policies, strategic plans, and development programs across all sector and at all levels, especially in key strategic areas related to the economy, education, health, legal protection, governance, and climate change.…
The Royal Government of Cambodia’s National Social Protection Policy Framework (2016-2025) outlines a long-term strategy focusing on Social Assistance and Social Security. Social Assistance addresses emergency response, human capital development, vocational training, and welfare for vulnerable groups. Social Security includes…
In the Kingdom of Cambodia, all children from birth to under six years of age are entitled to access support and developmental services, with particular emphasis on vulnerable and impoverished children. The protection and development of young children is a…
The “National Policy on Child Protection System” outlines Cambodia’s commitment to safeguarding the rights and well-being of its children, who represent a significant portion of the population. The document begins with a situation analysis that highlights the challenges faced by…
