Upcoming Events
CWCC will support women’s and youth support group members to participate in CCWC meetings and advocate for the inclusion of GBV issues and funding in district development plans and commune investment plans in Kampong Speu.
Dates and Locations: 28 October 2026, at Krang Chek Commune, Samaki Monichey District, Kampong Speu 29 October 2026, at Cheung Roas Commune, Samaki Monichey District, Kampong Speu 30 October 2026, at Peang Lvea Commune, Samaki Monichey District, Kampong Speu 30 October 2026, at Yuth Samaki Commune, Samaki Monichey District, Kampong Speu Objective: To support women’s and youth support group members in attending CCWC monthly meetings and advocating for GBV prevention and response initiatives at the local level.
CARE and PAfID will organise Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Training in Ratanakiri.
Date: 28 October 2026, in Taveng District, Ratanakiri. Objective: To strengthen the knowledge and capacity of community stakeholders on GBV prevention, response mechanisms, survivor-centred approaches, and referral pathways.
The Provincial Department of Women’s Affairs (PDoWA), CARE, and ACCESS 2 will organise a Law Dialogue between Indigenous Leaders and Law Enforcement Representatives to Promote the Safety of Indigenous Women and Girls and Prevent Gender-Based Violence (GBV) in Ratanakiri.
Date: 28 October 2026, in Ratanakiri. Objectives: To build a shared understanding of the four priority harmful traditional norms and practices affecting Indigenous women and girls. To strengthen dialogue and collaboration among Indigenous communities, authorities, and justice sector stakeholders.
Provincial Disability Action Council (PDAC) will organise its quarterly meeting in Kampong Cham.
Date: 30 October 2026, at the Provincial Hall, Kampong Cham. Objective: To review key progress, share lessons learned and challenges, and discuss future directions and priority actions among PDAC members.
CARE and PAfID will organise an Inclusive Community Dialogue in Ratanakiri.
Date: 30 October 2026, in Taveng District, Ratanakiri. Objective: To promote inclusive participation and dialogue among community members and local authorities, ensuring that the voices of women, persons with disabilities, Indigenous Peoples, and other marginalised groups are reflected in community decision-making processes.