This page covers Cambodia’s social affairs framework, including policies and regulation related to social protection, welfare services, child and family support, disability inclusion, community development, and oversight of vulnerable populations. It tracks policy developments, regulatory changes, government actions, enforcement measures, compliance expectations, and institutional governance across ministries and public bodies responsible for social services and protection programs. The page provides structured updates on official developments in Cambodia, with ongoing monitoring of administrative decisions, implementation activity, and sector governance to support reliable reference, policy research, and compliance awareness.
Ministry of Women’s Affairs presided over a consultative workshop in Cambodia to review a study report on the care policy ecosystem for children, the elderly, and persons with disabilities.
National Assembly Committee 1 conducted a provincial review and promoted out-of-court land dispute resolution in Cambodia's border provinces to address land registration and tenure issues.
Ministry of Women’s Affairs launches a national GBV governance project to strengthen Cambodia's prevention and response systems.
Cambodia's Ministry of Health met with U.S. Embassy health officials to plan implementation of a bilateral health cooperation MoU on infectious disease prevention.
Cambodia Ministry of Labour launched a labour campaign in Stung Treng and Preah Vihear to prevent child labour and encourage employer registration in LACMS.
Ministry of Health led a mission to Battambang to promote PHC-BIF primary care implementation in Cambodia.
Cambodia Ministry of Labour (MLVT) launched a 2026 campaign to prevent child labour and promote labour conditions for young workers across brick-kiln and agro-industrial workplaces in Kampong Thom, Siem Reap and Oddar Meanchey.
Ministry of Environment organizes GEDSI training to strengthen gender analysis tools for environmental planning in Cambodia.
Cambodia's Ministry of Labour led a delegation to Battambang to evaluate TVET training and RPL/BEEP programs supporting persons with disabilities and return migrant workers.
Ministry of Health in Cambodia received 10 ADB-funded ambulances to strengthen emergency health transport and provincial health infrastructure.
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