Cambodia
Sustainable
Livelihoods for
Indigenous
Communities
Project
CSLICP Objective
To improve the livelihoods of indigenous people (IP) through implementation of innovative rural livelihoods development programs, including farming, off-farm and non-farm activities.
See recent CSLICP field activities alongside indigenous community members in rural Cambodia.
Combine education, agriculture, community development and you get high school students in rural Mondulkiri Province digging deep to sow the seeds of lasting change for the future.
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Indigenous groups in rural Cambodia continue to innovate, seizing chances for growth as indigenous entrepreneurs create craft food products from their own agricultural produce.
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Indigenous communities began installing demo-farms to test and demonstrate new farming techniques as they participate in CSLICP carried out by Analyzing Development Issues Centre from 2021-2025.
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Twenty indigenous communities join training to produce biochar, agricultural waste that when burned at extreme heat enhances soil health by capturing carbon in the soil. That’s sustainable agriculture.
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CSLICP activities take place in 20 indigenous communities in rural Cambodia.
World Bank Cambodia
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The ESMF establishes principles, rules, guidelines and procedures to assess the environmental and social risks and impacts of project activities.
The SEP discusses the process of sharing information and knowledge, seeking to understand and respond to concerns of potentially affected individuals and groups, and building trust and constructive relationships.
1 ) ensure a consistent, comprehensive, coordinated and culturally appropriate approach to engagement is undertaken.
2 ) fulfill all relevant legal and regulatory requirements of Cambodia
The ESCP outlines the material measures and actions, any specific documents or plans, to be carried out by ADIC, as well as the planned scheduling for each activity.
Analyzing Development Issues Centre (ADIC) is a Cambodian policy and development agency providing civil society organizations and community leaders with the information and skills training necessary to meaningfully contribute to Cambodia’s development.
Vision
Cambodian society enjoying economic, social, and environmental justice and growth.
