No you’re not having deja-moo—you may recall back in 2020 that 550 Australian Holstein cows moo-ved to the green pastures of Takeo province in southern Cambodia and took up residence at Kirisu Farm in Bati district. These cows are now producing a remarkable 12,000–15,000 litres of fresh milk every day.
Australia has a long history of supporting the Cambodian agriculture industry. We helped Kirisu upgrade food safety standards and quality management systems in their factories, resulting in their FSSC 22000 certification. Now, you can see Kirisu products in Cambodian supermarkets next to imported brands.
Ambassador Whyatt visited Kirisu farm and tasted their delicious range of milk, yoghurt, and butter.
We continue our support to the development of Cambodia’s agri-food processing through our economic development program, the Cambodia Australia Partnership for Resilient Economic Development (CAPRED).
Khmer: https://urlis.net/82bz3x11
Australia has a long history of supporting the Cambodian agriculture industry. We helped Kirisu upgrade food safety standards and quality management systems in their factories, resulting in their FSSC 22000 certification. Now, you can see Kirisu products in Cambodian supermarkets next to imported brands.
Ambassador Whyatt visited Kirisu farm and tasted their delicious range of milk, yoghurt, and butter.
We continue our support to the development of Cambodia’s agri-food processing through our economic development program, the Cambodia Australia Partnership for Resilient Economic Development (CAPRED).
Khmer: https://urlis.net/82bz3x11
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Australia is a strong supporter of Cambodia’s clean, piped water infrastructure. We are working to support Cambodia to achieve universal access to clean water by 2030.
Ambassador Whyatt recently visited an Australia-supported water treatment plant and met with Mr. Chao Soeun, one of 80 piped water beneficiaries in Bati district’s Kandoeng commune, to see the progress in supplying clean, piped, treated water to the whole commune.
This piped water infrastructure has benefited almost 2,000 households, garment factories, schools, private clinics and health centres.
Learn more about the Cambodia Australia Partnership for Resilient Economic Development here: https://t.me/capredprogram
Khmer: https://urlis.net/0vpr3yj8
Ambassador Whyatt recently visited an Australia-supported water treatment plant and met with Mr. Chao Soeun, one of 80 piped water beneficiaries in Bati district’s Kandoeng commune, to see the progress in supplying clean, piped, treated water to the whole commune.
This piped water infrastructure has benefited almost 2,000 households, garment factories, schools, private clinics and health centres.
Learn more about the Cambodia Australia Partnership for Resilient Economic Development here: https://t.me/capredprogram
Khmer: https://urlis.net/0vpr3yj8
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Misota putting Cambodian dried fruit products on the international map
Misota Food is putting Cambodia's dried fruit products firmly on the global map with its delicious and healthy range of natural dried fruit snacks and beverages – as well as its adherence to the highest international standards.
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Misota putting Cambodian dried fruit products on the international map
Misota Food is putting Cambodia's dried fruit products firmly on the global map with its delicious and healthy range of natural dried fruit snacks and beverages – as well as its adherence to the highest international standards.
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Women-led businesses and female entrepreneurs are central to Cambodia’s economic development. Yet women face many challenges and barriers to operate and grow their businesses due to gender stereotypes, prescribed gender roles and limited access to technology, finance, and professional networks.
Through the Cambodia Australia Partnership for Resilient Economic Development (CAPRED), 14 Cambodian female entrepreneurs recently visited Australia to meet with business owners, senior government officials and women’s association leaders to exchange knowledge and build professional networks.
Australia is a long-time supporter of women’s economic empowerment and enterprise development in Cambodia. CAPRED is working to help achieve sustainable, inclusive and resilient economic growth in Cambodia. Gender equality, disability and social inclusion and climate resilience are integrated into all activities.
Khmer: https://urlis.net/qjhk4bm4
Through the Cambodia Australia Partnership for Resilient Economic Development (CAPRED), 14 Cambodian female entrepreneurs recently visited Australia to meet with business owners, senior government officials and women’s association leaders to exchange knowledge and build professional networks.
Australia is a long-time supporter of women’s economic empowerment and enterprise development in Cambodia. CAPRED is working to help achieve sustainable, inclusive and resilient economic growth in Cambodia. Gender equality, disability and social inclusion and climate resilience are integrated into all activities.
Khmer: https://urlis.net/qjhk4bm4
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Monitoring and Results Measurement Adviser wanted!
CAPRED is currently seeking to recruit an independent consultant with outstanding organizational, analytical, and communication skills. The candidate must be able to work collaboratively, function independently when required, be flexible, have a deep personal commitment to producing results, and have a demonstrated ability to undertake challenging and complex M&E tasks.
Deadline: 2 July 2023
Link: https://bongthom.com/job_detail/view_details_24813.html?preview=true
CAPRED is currently seeking to recruit an independent consultant with outstanding organizational, analytical, and communication skills. The candidate must be able to work collaboratively, function independently when required, be flexible, have a deep personal commitment to producing results, and have a demonstrated ability to undertake challenging and complex M&E tasks.
Deadline: 2 July 2023
Link: https://bongthom.com/job_detail/view_details_24813.html?preview=true
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“National Cashew Policy 2022-2027” has officially been launched with support from Australia's CAPRED program, to increase productivity and competitiveness of Cambodia’s cashew, one of the country’s priority agro-industrial crops.
The event was presided over by H.E. Pan Sorasak, Minister of Commerce, at the ministry office yesterday afternoon.
Link to download the policy: https://cutt.ly/twrzVWOD
Link to the article: https://www.thekhmertoday.com/news/detail/485
The event was presided over by H.E. Pan Sorasak, Minister of Commerce, at the ministry office yesterday afternoon.
Link to download the policy: https://cutt.ly/twrzVWOD
Link to the article: https://www.thekhmertoday.com/news/detail/485
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A major Australian agribusiness has visited Cambodia to explore agriculture investment and trade potential in produce, including mango, rambutan, longan and dragon fruit.
Representatives from SPC Global, which is based in Victoria, were in Cambodia from June 14 to 16 to visit Kampong Speu and Phnom Penh. The company has more than a century of experience in processing and packaging fruit and vegetable products.
The Australian Embassy and its economic development program, Cambodia Australia Partnership for Resilient Economic Development (CAPRED), welcomed Hussein Rifai, Chairman of SPC Global, and Matthew McMichael, Chief Operating Officer for the two-day trip.
https://kiripost.com/stories/australian-agribusiness-explores-potential-in-cambodia
Representatives from SPC Global, which is based in Victoria, were in Cambodia from June 14 to 16 to visit Kampong Speu and Phnom Penh. The company has more than a century of experience in processing and packaging fruit and vegetable products.
The Australian Embassy and its economic development program, Cambodia Australia Partnership for Resilient Economic Development (CAPRED), welcomed Hussein Rifai, Chairman of SPC Global, and Matthew McMichael, Chief Operating Officer for the two-day trip.
https://kiripost.com/stories/australian-agribusiness-explores-potential-in-cambodia
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Australian Agribusiness Explores Potential in Cambodia
The chiefs of a leading Australian agribusiness landed in Cambodia to explore agriculture and trade potential
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Did you know that Cambodia’s economy is actually driven by micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs)? From the lort cha (rice noodle) vendors to agriculture cooperatives —these businesses make up an incredible 99.8% of all businesses in Cambodia.
Today, on World MSMEs Day, we acknowledge the tremendous global contribution MSMEs make to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Australia is working with the Cambodian Government and development partners to support MSMEs in the clean water, energy, agriculture mechanisation, and agro-processing sectors through the Cambodia Australia Partnership for Resilient Economic Development (CAPRED).
Through CAPRED, 14 Cambodian female entrepreneurs recently visited Australia to learn, share ideas, and build professional networks with like-minded entrepreneurs, government agencies and businesses.
Khmer: http://bit.ly/3NYGNy9
Today, on World MSMEs Day, we acknowledge the tremendous global contribution MSMEs make to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Australia is working with the Cambodian Government and development partners to support MSMEs in the clean water, energy, agriculture mechanisation, and agro-processing sectors through the Cambodia Australia Partnership for Resilient Economic Development (CAPRED).
Through CAPRED, 14 Cambodian female entrepreneurs recently visited Australia to learn, share ideas, and build professional networks with like-minded entrepreneurs, government agencies and businesses.
Khmer: http://bit.ly/3NYGNy9
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