The Ministry of Environment is the government authority in Cambodia responsible for environmental protection, natural resource stewardship, and the national framework for sustainability and ecological governance. Its regulatory scope generally covers environmental policy, pollution control, conservation, environmental impact oversight, compliance monitoring, and coordination of standards affecting land, water, biodiversity, and sustainable development. This page serves as a central hub for tracking policy updates, regulatory developments, governance measures, and enforcement activities related to environmental regulation, compliance obligations, institutional oversight, and the evolving environmental management framework in Cambodia.
Cambodia Ministry of Environment ordered Xin Haowei Clothing to replace oil-fired burners after an inspection found air emissions exceeded environmental standards at its Phnom Penh garment facility.
Ministry of Environment convened a LULUCF consultation in Cambodia on 3 September 2026 to validate satellite-derived land-cover maps for the Keo Seima protected landscape.
Ministry of Environment installs automated effluent monitors at 64 industrial facilities in Cambodia to track wastewater compliance and measure parameters such as pH and COD.
Cambodia Ministry of Environment and UNDP affirmed a strategic partnership to advance climate and environmental investment and program implementation.
Ministry of Environment installs automated monitoring at 64 companies to record industrial liquid waste volumes in Cambodia's environmental sector.
Ministry of Environment reviews EIA report for a 7,406.17-hectare rubber and agro-industrial investment in Preah Vihear, Cambodia.
Ministry of Environment publishes Cambodia environmental regulation extract: criminal penalties for unauthorized hunting and collection of wildlife in protected areas.
Ministry of Environment (Preah Vihear provincial office) filed a legal case (action) against suspected illegal timber transport from the Phnum Tnout-Phnum Pak wildlife sanctuary in Cambodia (object).
Ministry of Environment equips 64 industrial companies in Cambodia with automatic wastewater monitoring systems to track effluent pH, COD and TSS.
Ministry of Environment patrol teams suppressed illegal land encroachment and removed traps in Kirirom National Park, Cambodia.
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