Ratanak Kiri is a northeastern province of Cambodia with a provincial administration overseeing a border region where land management, infrastructure, natural resources, and public service delivery shape local governance and development priorities. This page provides a structured overview of the province alongside aggregated government policy and regulation updates related to Ratanak Kiri, helping users monitor institutional activity, administrative decisions, and evolving policy developments relevant to the province.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction announced a bidding process for water supply infrastructure construction in four villages in Ratanakiri Province. The notice concerns clean water supply works linked to rural settlement and public utility development.
Cambodia’s land management authorities registered a 2.0969-hectare indigenous community land parcel in Ratanakiri province. The development concerns land registration, cadastral administration, and collective property recognition.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Environment ordered the suspension of a mango processing plant in Battambang after authorities found repeated untreated wastewater discharge into a local stream. The case highlights environmental regulation, wastewater compliance, and administrative penalties affecting industrial operations.
Cambodia environmental authorities detained three suspects and referred them to court over illegal tree cutting and collection of young samrong fruit in a protected area in Ratanakiri province. The case highlights enforcement of Cambodia’s environmental regulation in natural protected areas.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Environment issued a clarification on the regulatory status of a Ratanakiri site, stating that the project is outside protected natural areas and operates under mining and environmental approval documents. The statement addresses environmental regulation, licensing, and compliance oversight related to resource extraction activity.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Environment reported that national air quality remained at a good level in the first quarter of 2026 under public health monitoring against air quality standards. The update also outlines Cambodia’s air quality monitoring system, real-time public disclosure, and pollution prevention measures.
Kith Try, a member of the National Assembly's human rights commission and representative for Ratanakiri, participated in a seminar disseminating Cambodia's national report on implementation of the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination (ICERD). The event brought together the Cambodian Human Rights Committee, provincial authorities, armed forces, and relevant institutions to discuss implementation of Cambodia's international human rights obligations at the sub-national level.
The Ministry of Health convened a meeting at Calmette Hospital to prepare the 2026 annual workshop on Maternal and Perinatal Death Surveillance and Response (MPDSR), review maternal delivery-related cases in Kampot, Kampong Thom, and Battambang, and discuss progress in the MPDSR system. The meeting also reviewed UNFPA’s Phase 1 2025 EmONC Light Assessment covering 76 health facilities in eight provinces and issued directions on continued CEmONC and BEmONC training and stronger coordination between national hospitals and provincial counterparts.
The General Department of Immigration held a dissemination meeting on Prakas No. 12644 regarding forms and procedures for registering newly born foreign immigrants in annex tables and requesting recognition for foreign immigrant children aged 18 and above already listed under immigrant parents. The session was led by the Director of the Department of Foreign Immigrants and Refugees and targeted foreign immigrants residing in Lum Choar commune, Ou Ya Dav district, Ratanakiri province, with participation from provincial immigration officials and Khmer-Vietnamese association representatives.
The General Department of Immigration organized a dissemination meeting on Prakas No. 12644 concerning procedures for registering newborn foreign immigrants in annex tables and recognizing foreign immigrants aged 18 and above whose names appear in their parents’ annex tables. The session was led by the Director of the Department of Foreigners, Immigration and Refugees and targeted foreign immigrants associated with the Khmer-Vietnamese Federation Association in Balong city, Ratanakiri province.
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