Caritas Switzerland in Cambodia

Caritas Switzerland in Cambodia Doing the right thing. Caritas Switzerland is an independent Swiss NGO, engaged in Switzerland and in more than 20 countries worldwide, among them in Cambodia.

Caritas Switzerland´s goal is to sustainably fight poverty. To reach that goal, Caritas enhances equity: We support inclusive communities with opportunities for everyone regardless of their ethnic background, group affiliation or gender. We implement a project that provides protection to socially disadvantaged children and adolescents, street children and victims of human trafficking. They are also reintegrated into public schools and we raise awareness among children, parents and the communities as well as lobby with local authorities to lead to a sustainable improvement of the children's situation. Aiming to further prevent unsafe migration, Caritas Switzerland in Cambodia is also implementing a project that targets at least 400 vulnerable women from poor families that suffered from human trafficking or other forms of violence to receive professional- and life skills training. In a further project, 45 primary schools with poor sanitation and insufficient water supply will be transformed into "Blue Schools" by the end of the project. The children will have access to toilets and water for hygiene and drinking. In addition, they learn ecological action and hygienic behavior through play.

Consulting Opportunity: GEDSI AssessmentThe Nurture Project is seeking a qualified consultant to conduct a Gender Equali...
29/09/2026

Consulting Opportunity: GEDSI Assessment

The Nurture Project is seeking a qualified consultant to conduct a Gender Equality, Disability, and Social Inclusion (GEDSI) Assessment.

🗓️ Application Deadline: 05 October 2026

For detailed requirements and application information, please refer to the Terms of Reference: https://shorturl.at/usxSU

🌏 Climate change is reshaping migration, but behind every statistic is a human story. A new case study from Banteay Mean...
15/07/2026

🌏 Climate change is reshaping migration, but behind every statistic is a human story.

A new case study from Banteay Meanchey, Cambodia, reveals how droughts, irregular rainfall, and declining agricultural productivity are pushing families to make difficult decisions about migration. Many households combine local adaptation efforts with migration to cope with growing climate and economic pressures. Remittances help support food security, healthcare, education, and housing, but migration can also separate families and leave older people and children behind.

The study is part of a broader synthesis covering Cambodia, Ethiopia, Honduras, and Mali, highlighting that while migration can strengthen resilience, it must be safe, voluntary, and dignified. Strengthening local livelihoods, expanding access to climate information, and creating safe migration pathways are essential to ensuring people have the right to choose whether to stay or move.

📖 Read more:https://drrplatform.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Case_Study_Synthesis_CC-Migration_final.pdf

📢 Consultancy OpportunityThe Safe Migration Cambodia (SaMiCa II) Phase II Project is seeking a mid-term evaluation consu...
14/07/2026

📢 Consultancy Opportunity

The Safe Migration Cambodia (SaMiCa II) Phase II Project is seeking a mid-term evaluation consultant.

Details & TOR in the comment section ⬇️.

📧 Submit applications to: [email protected]

📢 Last chance!
09/03/2026

📢 Last chance!

The Nurture Project is seeking a qualified consultant or firm to develop and deliver training of trainers on building a business mindset for fair and inclusive vegetable trading value chain.

Application deadline: 11 March 2026

For detailed requirements, please refer to the Terms of Reference: https://shorturl.at/PhNEF

🌱 Calling private sector innovators!Partner with the Nurture Project to advance climate‑smart agriculture and better wat...
09/03/2026

🌱 Calling private sector innovators!
Partner with the Nurture Project to advance climate‑smart agriculture and better water management in Cambodia’s key provinces.

👉 Submit your EoI by 16 March 2026

The Nurture Project invites private sector companies and business consortiums operating in Cambodia to submit an Expression of Interest (EoI) for potential collaborations. We are seeking businesses actively promoting climate resilience & agroecological practices and water governance & management in irrigation, within six provinces: Battambang, Banteay Meanchey, Oddar Meanchey, Preah Vihear, Siem Reap, and Kampong Thom or those interested in expanding their operations into these areas.

Submission deadline: 16 March 2026

Detailed information: https://eu.mydrive.ch/shares/92444/b34c398a8e79085830aedea36a54b64e/browse

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