The Factory Phnom Penh hosted yesterday the first « Rendez-vous de la CCIFC » with several speakers: Caroline Bougon-Sirieix from Vinci Airports, Catherine Germier-Hamel from Millennium Destinations, Sarah Kolbenstetter from Little Green Spark, and finally Frantz Vaganay from Sevea.

As plastic waste continues to pollute Cambodia’s streets, rivers, and communities, a youth-led initiative called Green Miracle has emerged to drive change among the next generation.

There are projects born from a silent obviousness. That of a world saturated with plastic, oceans suffocated, mechanical gestures repeated without thinking. In Phnom Penh, this obviousness found a face: that of Alix Langlois, designer and social entrepreneur, founder of Trash is Nice. Her local NGO combines craftsmanship, ecology, and education with a clear motto: to give plastic a second life — and society a fresh look at this hated material.

The Cambodian coast, cradle of a unique marine biodiversity, is facing one of its greatest challenges: the accelerated degradation of its coastal habitats. Seagrass meadows, coral reefs and bivalve beds are key ecosystems, ensuring not only ecological balance but also the economic survival of many local communities.

Cambodia, a country with a strong rice-growing tradition, is now at the heart of an ecological innovation: the manufacture of rice-based straws. Faced with the growing pollution caused by single-use plastics, local companies like TK&D Manufacturing are working towards a greener future by offering a biodegradable and healthy alternative to plastic straws.

As part of an initiative promoting responsible environmental management and sustainable development, Cambodia is preparing to host the historic “Green Sprout” exhibition and an ambitious campaign to plant one million palm trees by 2025.

Cambodia has quietly carved out a place for itself in the global garment, footwear, and travel goods (GFT) industry. Once a modest player, the kingdom is now the world's 15th largest exporter of GFT and the third largest in ASEAN, with a remarkable turnover of US$13.6 billion in 2024.

At the third United Nations Ocean Conference held in Nice, Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet delivered a speech reaffirming Cambodia's strong commitment to sustainable ocean development and the protection of marine biodiversity.

As Cambodia faces the intensifying effects of climate change, UNICEF France Ambassador Elodie Gossuin has drawn the international community's attention to the urgent needs of the country's most vulnerable people: its children.

The Fauna & Flora-Cambodia programme, in close collaboration with the Ministry of Environment and the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, and with the support of the Bubbles Up diving centre and the Song Saa Foundation, has successfully conducted a study on massive coral reproduction in the Koh Rong archipelago, Cambodia, between February and March 2025.

Green Oasis, a community tree-planting initiative co-organized by OCIC Group, celebrates its first anniversary this Earth Day.

With the aim of improving the quality of life of the inhabitants of Phnom Penh, the Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has unveiled an

US President Donald Trump's announcement of 49% tariffs on Cambodian goods sent shockwaves through Cambodian exporters.

Peter Brongers is an expatriate of Dutch origin who knows South-East Asia inside out, a region in which he is well known for his skills...

On 6 March 2025, the Cambodia-ASEAN Business Summit 2025 took place at the Sofitel Phnom Penh Phokeethra, marking an essential step in...

In a major effort to combat the growing issue of plastic waste, the Cambodian Ministry of Environment and the United Nations Development...

The Prey Lang Community Network (PLCN) celebrated Forest Day (Bonn Prey Lang) on 14 February to honor the value of trees, ordain special...

A bold new chapter in Cambodia’s environmental recovery is unfolding in Mondulkiri province.

Recent alarmist reports about air pollution in Phnom Penh have somewhat alarmed the public and the media, tending to present the situation..

Public spaces in Kampong Chhnang province have been officially declared “plastic waste free”. This step follows two large-scale campaigns...

A new landfill built at a cost of 6.5 million dollars in the province of Banteay Meanchey has officially opened. The 11-hectare site will...

On 1 September 2023, the Ministry of the Environment launched a campaign to reduce the use of plastic under the slogan ‘Today, I won't use..

The “National Roads With No Plastic Wastes” campaign, which aims to eliminate litter along national roads, is proving promising as more...

Smart Axiata, one of Cambodia's leading integrated ICT and telecommunications providers, and the Ministry of the Environment have signed...