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These notes provide plain-language context for the project codes used in the map filters. Some initiatives are part of wider national or multi-partner programs, so the map should be read as CIRD implementation locations or office references where CIRD has a role, not as the full geographic scope or ownership of each program.
APICI supports smallholder farmers in Siem Reap province through agroecological farming, agricultural diversification, producer group strengthening, savings groups, and improved market access for local agricultural products. The project is implemented with CIRD and development partners, with funding and technical support linked to public development cooperation.
CASDP is a major national agriculture development project that supports diversified agricultural value chains, producer organization capacity, market access, and climate smart agriculture in Cambodia. The project is funded by the World Bank and the Royal Government of Cambodia, with total public financing listed at approximately USD 101.67 million.
CPSE supports Cambodia's pepper sector by working with smallholder farmers, producer groups, and value chain actors to improve agroecological production, quality standards, certification, and access to higher value markets. The project is implemented with CIRD and supported by HEKS EPER Cambodia as part of continued sector support for Cambodian pepper farmers.
M2R links mine action with agricultural development by helping communities convert land affected by mines into safer and more productive farmland, while supporting farmers to grow and sell higher quality rice. The project is supported through an outcome funding model involving the United Kingdom Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, private impact investment, and verified development results.
PArTNER supports family farming, agroecological transition, farmer organizations, women's economic participation, sustainable value chains, and access to better markets in Cambodia. The project is implemented by Eclosio and Louvain Cooperation under the Uni4Coop platform, with CIRD among the operational partners, and is funded through Belgian development cooperation.
PCRL supports rice based communities around the Tonle Sap to reduce climate vulnerability through ecosystem based and market driven climate adaptation. The project is funded by the Global Environment Facility through the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, with financing focused on climate resilient livelihoods, rice systems, local capacity, and adaptation planning.
PEARL supports smallholder farmers in the Northern Tonle Sap Basin through climate foresight, market incentives, climate resilient agricultural investment, and stronger enabling systems for rural livelihoods. The project is funded by the Green Climate Fund through FAO, with GCF financing of about USD 36.23 million and additional co financing of about USD 6.62 million.
SRP III supports sustainable rice production, farmer training, value chain improvement, and market access through the Sustainable Rice Platform approach. The mapped districts show where CIRD records identify ongoing SRP related rice sector activities, while the exact public donor and full phase title should be confirmed before final publication.