Eliminate Gender-Based Violence (GBV)
Videos of Gender-Based Violence Services Guideline and Standards
A common first point of contact: managing violence against women and girls in the health system
Duty of care: minimum standards for basic counselling for women and girl survivors of gender-based violence
The Services they need: Referral Guidelines for Women and Girl Survivors of Gender-Based Violence
Legal Protection: the rights of survivors to safety and justice
The limited use of mediation response to violence against women
Improve Services by Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Response Working Group
Improved services for GBV survivors
Functioned GBV response Working Groups
Empower Persons with Disabilities
Towards a more inclusive society
The Walkways
The promotion on communication disabilities inclusion
Barrier of Person with Communication Difficulties
Communication Rights Promotion in Health Sector
Sarath's Communication Barriers
Using a communication Board to talk about rights
Communication supporting Aid
Impact of Communication Barrier
Technical standards on physical accessibility infrastructure for persons with disabilities in Cambodia
Download full technical guidelines here
Section 1: Pathways and Entrances
Section 2: Car Park Environments
Section 3: Building Types
Section 4: Facilities in buildings
Section 5: Sanitary facilities
“Education and Access’: Responsible Finance for Persons with Disabilities” implemented by Good Return and Chamroeun Microfinance Plc
Up to one in ten people in Cambodia experience some disability, but many persons with disabilities face barriers in accessing financial services.
With support from ACCESS, Chamroeun Microfinance Plc. and Good Return are working with the government, Organisations of Persons with Disabilities (OPDs) and other partners to implement a model of disability inclusive financial services that other banks and MFIs can follow. Through financial education and access to finance, persons with disabilities are empowered to run their own businesses, and generate income for themselves and their families.
On this page we have shared the story of our project, experiences of participants and practical resources so you can make your organisation more accessible for persons with disabilities.
Inclusive financial services for people with Disabilities: find out how the Royal Government of Cambodia and other organisations can help banks and MFIs become inclusive of persons with disabilities.
Yeoun’s story: After completing the financial coaching and receiving a loan, Yeoun Keo began to expand her business and improve her cash flow and finances. She is now sharing the lessons she learned and her business experience with her children.
Ratana’s story: Vann Ratana initially joined the project as a coach, providing financial literacy coaching to other persons with disabilities, then he took out a loan from Chamroeun to expand his business.
