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.
The Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction reported the third day of receiving applications to transfer ownership for customers of Leng Navatra Borey, Project 6A and Chraem Muoy Roy. Over the first two days, a total of 469 land plots were submitted for ownership transfer at the ministry.
The Cambodia Architects Council held a meeting with GUBIC Co., Ltd. on company development, possible institutional cooperation, and professional matters including architect registration. The update has reference value because it records official discussion points relevant to professional governance in the architecture sector.
Announcement on the deferment of land title distribution for 23 villages in Tuol Preah Commune highlights a key administrative update in land registration, contributing to the long-term archiving of Cambodia’s land governance process.
This update reports on a consultation led by the Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction to develop a technical framework roadmap for building energy efficiency, involving multiple ministries and international partners, providing long-term reference for Cambodia’s energy efficiency governance in the construction sector.
The Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction has issued an official safety notice regarding an unstable building at the former Khmer Putra Primary School, requiring occupants to relocate within 30 days. This notice establishes clear safety protocols and government measures for abandoned or hazardous buildings, serving as a long-term reference for urban safety and property management.
The Ministry of Land Management Urban Planning and Construction (MLMUPC) notifies customers of the Chan Nonh Vichea Project in Phnom Penh about ongoing formal land title transfer procedures from March 4 to 6, 2026. This update documents official procedural operations related to land ownership transfer and supports long-term reference on land administration activities.
This update documents the Ministry of Land Management’s strategic coordination efforts on data integration and mapping in support of national land planning for economic pole development, providing a foundational reference for ongoing spatial governance and land-use planning policies.
This update announces the Ministry of Land Management Urban Planning and Construction’s directive to residents occupying hazardous former Khmer Soviet school buildings to relocate within 30 days to prevent safety risks, establishing a basis for long-term reference on hazardous building management and occupants’ rights in Cambodia.
This notice informs the public about the cordoning off and access prohibition around the construction site of the former Padivath Primary School in Phnom Penh, addressing safety concerns. It has long-term reference value as it documents official measures to prevent hazards related to deteriorating or unsafe buildings in urban residential areas.
This update reports the official registration of minority indigenous community land in Ratanakiri Province under technical land demarcation and communal land law, establishing long-term ownership and land management clarity for the Kreung indigenous group.
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