BUSINESS PLANNING. PARTICIPANTS OF THE FARMERS’ ORGANIZATIONS (ASSOCIATION, COMMUNITY AND COOPETATIVE) COME FROM CAMBODIA, MYANMAR, THAILAND, LAOPDR AND VIETNAM WILL MEET, LEARN AND EXCHANGES OF WORK EXPERIENCES. LET’S TAKE A BUS-1-6. SIEM REAP, Cambodia dated 03-06/05/2019.

Ms. CHEA NIMOL, 45 years old is a farmer live in Boeung Pralit village, Steung Kach Commune Sala Krao district, Pailin Province, Cambodia. She has two children in her burden, her first daughter is a year-two university student in neighbor province. Her second daughter is studying at high school, grade 11 also in a neighboring […]

Asparagus is one of new crops in Cambodia and is grown best at a pH of 6.5-7.0. Smallholder farmers in Siem Reap, Banteaymeanchey and Pailin of Cambodia are trying to pilot this new plant within their small part of their farm land. Though, it i a little bit difficult to take care of the plants, […]

Agriculture is a major sector in Cambodia which represent of about 82% of the total population, most of them are smallholder farmers and live in rural area. They still depend much on rain water. Irrigation system is very poor and there is limited or no water in dry season that could allow farmers continue their […]

6th CFAP General Assembly held on Saturday 30th December 2017 at CFAP’s Meeting Room.

Training on Business Planning to farmer leaders under supported by the Medium Term Cooperation Programme Phase II (MTCP2). MTCP2-AFOSP-Cambodia 2017 funded by IFAD, EU and SDC. Svay Rieng date 28-29 December 2017.

Best Cambodian Rice Competition. This programme organized by the Cambodia Rice Federation. Phnom Penh, date 26th December 2017.

CFAP Cambodia’s Extraordinary Meeting. Saturday 23th December 2017.

CFAP’s head of management participated in Workshop on Capitalizing CEDEP II’s Legacies for Sustainable Cassava Sector Development organized by Ministry of Commerce (MoC). The project funded by WTO through UNDP in collaboration with MOC. Siem Reap, Wednesday 20-21, December 2017.

Accelerating Inclusive Markets for Smallholders (AIMS). Focused on Quality Assure Rice, Vegetables, Backyard chicken, Cassava and Raw silk. Initiated by the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) in collaboration with Ministry of Commerce (MoC) and Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF). Involved relevant stakeholders are Farmers’ Organizations, Private Sector and Development Partners (DPs).