CRRT Cambodia

The Heinrich Boell Foundation is the Green Political Foundation affiliated with the German party Alliance 90/The Greens. Based in Berlin, it is federally organised and independent from the party. Our primary objectives are to provide and support civic education both in Germany and abroad, to promote democratic participation and active citizenship, as well as cross-cultural understanding.

MISEREOR was founded in 1958 as an agency "against hunger and disease in the world". In its capacity as the overseas development agency of the Catholic Church in Germany, it offers to cooperate in a spirit of partnership with all people of goodwill to promote development, fight worldwide poverty, liberate people from injustice, exercise solidarity with the poor and the persecuted, and help create "One World".

Norwegian People’s Aid is a humanitarian organization rooted in the Norwegian Labour Movement. We support people in their struggle for more power and influence over their own lives and in the development of their societies.

Norwegian People’s Aid has about 12 000 members organized in local branches all over Norway. First Aid, Mountain Rescue Service and emergency aid are important components in their work. Other focus areas are the running of receptions centers for refugees, voluntary activities for elderly and disabled, as well as work against racism.

On an international level, Norwegian People’s aid has commitments in more than 30 countries. Local competence is the key for sustainable projects. That is why we always work through local partners and with local authorities.  Norwegian People’s Aid is one of the leading organizations worldwide in humanitarian mine action. We have been actively promoting an international ban on landmines.

Oxfam America's East Asia Program focuses on the countries of the Lower Mekong river basin – Cambodia, Vietnam, and Laos. In addition, we contribute to emergency relief programs in Myanmar, China, Indonesia, and the Philippines. Oxfam America's regional headquarters is located in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

Trocaire was established in 1973 and currently has three priority countries in Southeast Asia, Cambodia, Myanmar and Timor Leste. Trócaire’s approaches center on a deep-rooted belief in the dignity of every human being and their human rights.

Trocaire specifically works in Cambodia so that women and men enjoy their rights and control over resources, where the country’s natural resources are managed sustainably for the equitable benefit of all and where the rights and needs of marginalized communities, including those affected by HIV and AIDS, are secured. Furthermore, gender equality is promoted as a priority programme of Trócaire’s work.