Low Input Semi Intensive Peasant Agriculture (APICI)
CIRD's APICI work in Siem Reap connects agroecological farming, diversified production, producer and savings groups, and local market access.
Explore CIRD’s recorded working areas through December 2025. Use the project filters, layer controls, and map markers to see locations and project context.
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CIRD's APICI work in Siem Reap connects agroecological farming, diversified production, producer and savings groups, and local market access.
CASDP supports diversified agricultural value chains, producer organization capacity, climate-smart agriculture, and market access. The map shows locations found in CIRD's records.
CPSE works with pepper farmers, producer groups, and sector actors on production, quality, certification, and higher-value markets.
M2R connects cleared land with productive agriculture. CIRD's work includes rice production, farmer learning, and syntropic agroforestry training in participating communities.
PArTNER supports agroecological transition, farmer organizations, women's economic participation, sustainable value chains, and market access. CIRD is an operational partner.
CIRD works with GDA, GDLC, WCS, and other partners in Tonle Sap rice communities on climate-risk assessment, agro-ecological zoning, cooperative capacity, rice systems, and livelihood adaptation.
PEARL focuses on climate information, market incentives, and investment for more resilient agriculture in the Northern Tonle Sap Basin. The map shows CIRD-related working locations.
CIRD's SRP work includes farmer training, rice production standards, internal management systems, field inspection, cooperative support, and market links.