Heifer International -
Cambodia, a non-profit, humanitarian INGO dedicated
to working with communities to end hunger and poverty
and care for the earth by providing livestock, education
and other resources to help poor families become
self-reliant, is seeking qualified Cambodian nationals
to fill the positions as:
On June 24, Heifer Cambodia organized a workshop on its 10-year
program achievements and to set up the plan for the next few
years, at Cambodiana Hotel in Phnom Penh. The purpose of the
workshop was to share Heifer Cambodia program experiences in
development work over the past 10 years including successes,
challenges...
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From June 14-17, Heifer Cambodia held a workshop on Values-Based
Holistic Community Development (VBHCD) at Sihanouk Ville under
chairmanship of Her Excellency Chan Sorei, Secretary of State of
Ministry of Women’s Affairs (MoWA). The four-day workshop aimed
to increase and strengthen cooperation between...
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On April 10, 60 project participants from four Self-Help Groups held a Pass on the Gift celebration in
Proyuth village, Pauk commune and district, Siem Reap province. Heifer International's Chief Operating Officer, Steve Denne, and Dr. Mahendra Lohani,
Vice President of the Asia/South Pacific Program, presided at
the ceremony.
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Mrs. Phi Phal’s life changed in 2007, when a Heifer project was introduced to restore group spirit and culture of sharing and caring in Prasat village, Krang Leav commune, Bati district, Takeo
province. She is a successful farmer who provides plenty for her family and is an example of success to her entire community
after joining the project.
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Loeum Thi is a farmer living in Mean Chey village, Siem Reap
province. He and his wife, Ming, tried to work very hard to
generate income to support their family. However, they always
had problems in food shortage and ended up borrowing from others
year after year. With the support from Heifer though project
partner FODA...
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From March 16-19, 2010, Heifer Cambodia conducted a training course on grassroots advocacy in Kampong Chhnang
Province. The training aimed at providing all Heifer Cambodia
staff and Heifer project partners a general knowledge related to
advocacy, and the development of an action plan for community
advocacy.
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What is Heifer
Project International (HPI)?
Heifer Project International is one of many non
governmental organization involved in rural development around the world. It
works at the grass-root by providing animals and training to organized local
groups that request assistance.
Heifer Cambodia
Heifer Project International- Cambodia (Heifer Cambodia), a non-profit and humanitarian organization, is a branch program of Heifer Project International (HPI) based in Little Rock, Arkansas, USA. Heifer Cambodia has been active since 1984, primarily providing supports of infrastructure and capacity building for animal health and production sub-sector and veterinary diagnostic laboratory, including the technical training, vaccination program and Hemorrhagic Septicemia (HS) Vaccine Production Projects, in partnership with American Friend Service Committee (AFSC) and Church World Service (CWS).
