The Ministry of Land Management Urban Planning and Construction is the government authority in Cambodia responsible for land administration, urban planning, and the regulatory framework for construction and the built environment. Its mandate covers policy development, land governance, spatial planning, construction standards, permitting oversight, and compliance measures that support orderly development, infrastructure management, and regulatory consistency. This page serves as a central hub for tracking policy updates, regulatory developments, governance measures, and enforcement activities related to land management, urban planning, construction regulation, and institutional oversight in Cambodia.
MLMUPC consulted UNESCO and ICC Angkor co-chairs to agree village land-use plans covering 114 villages in the Angkor World Heritage tourism zone in Cambodia.
MLMUPC coordinates a Cambodia inter-ministerial investment approval workflow to streamline housing and condo project licensing through the Cambodia Data Exchange (CamDX).
Cambodia MLMUPC recorded the Ou Da community forest in Kratie province as state land (1,349.27 ha), updating the national land register and affecting forest land governance.
MLMUPC and partner ministries agreed to accelerate final land registration and deliver public land services in Cambodia; the initiative targets parcel-level titling and village-by-village cadastral updates.
MLMUPC formalized commune and sangkat administrative boundary maps in Kampong Cham, Cambodia, to support land-use planning and local land administration.
The Ministry of Land Management (MLMUPC) transferred provincial land records into a centralized CIS database in Battambang, Cambodia, as part of a national land registration rollout.
Ratanakiri provincial land administration registered 0.7239 ha of indigenous communal land in Cambodia, recording plot No. 096 in Ta Veang district.
Cambodia's land administration authorities registered a 0.5256-hectare indigenous community land parcel in Ratanakiri under the land registration and cadastral system. The action records collective ownership for the Prao indigenous community in Ta Veaeng district.
The Ratanakiri Provincial Administration registered an indigenous community land parcel in Cambodia’s land registration system, recording parcel No. 090 in Ratanakiri as collective property for the Prao community.
Ratanakiri provincial land authorities in Cambodia registered a 16.5107-hectare indigenous communal land parcel for the Prov community in Ta Veng district. The development adds a land registration record under the cadastral and property governance system overseen by MLMUPC.
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