This page covers Cambodia’s land and construction framework, including land use, ownership and tenure, zoning, cadastral administration, building permits, project approvals, urban development, and standards for construction activities and property development. It tracks policy developments, regulation updates, government actions, enforcement measures, compliance requirements, and institutional governance affecting developers, landholders, contractors, investors, and public authorities. The page provides structured updates on official developments, regulatory implementation, and ongoing monitoring of Cambodia’s land administration and construction oversight to support reliable reference, risk assessment, and compliance review.
This update documents the official registration of Trapang Ta Sukh, a 15,022 m² site in Svay Chek, Banteay Meanchey, as state public land. It records the technical and legal registration processes involving multiple ministries, providing a reference point for land classification and heritage protection frameworks.
This briefing reports on a high-level inspection of the construction progress of the second radar station at Phnom Prosith, emphasizing adherence to technical standards, environmental and safety considerations, and land boundary clarification. The content is of long-term archival value for tracking infrastructure project developments in Cambodia’s water and meteorology sector.
The Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction issued a notice establishing a safety perimeter to prohibit entry around the dilapidated former Padivatt Primary School building in Phnom Penh to prevent potential risks to public safety. This measure is of long-term reference value as it documents official actions related to urban safety and site management of aged construction in the city.
This update reports the formal registration of 2.6660 hectares of Kreung indigenous community land in Ratanakiri, legally recognized as collective property under Cambodian land law, providing a long-term reference on indigenous land tenure formalization in Cambodia.
This announcement details the Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction's resident identification exercise for those living and operating businesses in the former Hemjati Cinema building, Phnom Penh. The notice holds long-term reference value as it relates to formal urban land administration initiatives and resident documentation at a specific location, supporting structured land governance records.
The Ministry of Land Management Urban Planning and Construction, in partnership with Habitat for Humanity Cambodia, announced four collaborative housing projects targeting the provision of affordable, social, and transitional housing units totaling approximately 15,000 homes. This update details these development initiatives and their scope of application, providing long-term reference on housing policy implementation.
This update records the official registration of indigenous community land in Ratanakiri Province under collective ownership, establishing a precedent for technical land titling and community-based land management with long-term relevance for land governance and indigenous rights in Cambodia.
This update reports the official registration of a community land plot for the Kreung indigenous minority in Ratanakiri Province under the technical and legal frameworks governing indigenous communal land rights, providing a permanent record of land entitlement and management.
The Ministry of Land Management published land dispute assessment documents for several villages in Talos Sen District for a 15-day public viewing period. This announcement is significant for long-term reference as it provides official documentation related to land dispute resolution and public transparency in land governance.
Ratanakiri provincial authorities completed the registration of 6.8410 hectares of community land for the Kroeng indigenous minority under a formal land registration process. This update documents the technical and legal recognition of indigenous community land ownership with long-term implications for land governance and dispute resolution in Cambodia.
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