Measuring the impact of RiceTech in Cambodia
Women’s Livelihoods and Adaptability to Climate Change
Project Developer:
OXFAM
Percentage of Change for Women:
Cambodia
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Registered
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Quick Facts
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Goal: RiceTech Cambodia Project is a public-private partnership designed to enhance the organic rice value chain in Cambodia. It aims to improve the livelihoods of small-scale rice farmers by increasing their crop productivity and yield, and ensuring the premium prices for their certified organic rice.
Location :Mondulkiri and Ratanakiri provinces, Cambodia
Standards & Certification:
- W+ Standard – Domains: Income & Assets and Knowledge & Education
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