Resources
Counter Trafficking in Persons Newsletter, Issue 3
The Counter Trafficking in Persons (CTIP) newsletter provides information on human trafficking and safe migration to migrant workers, youth, students and school children. Issue No. 3, April-June, 2014. CTIP Newsletter Issue 3 (Khmer)
Counter Trafficking in Persons Newsletter, Issue 2
The Counter Trafficking in Persons (CTIP) newsletter provides information on human trafficking and safe migration to migrant workers, youth, students and school children. Issue No. 2, January-March, 2014. CTIP Newsletter Issue 2 (Khmer)
Counter Trafficking in Persons Newsletter, Issue 4
The Counter Trafficking in Persons (CTIP) newsletter provides information on human trafficking and safe migration to migrant workers, youth, students and school children. Issue No. 4, July-September, 2014. CTIP Newsletter Issue 4 (Khmer)
Counter Trafficking in Persons Newsletter, Issue 6
The Counter Trafficking in Persons (CTIP) newsletter provides information on human trafficking and safe migration to migrant workers, youth, students and school children. Issue No. 6, January-March, 2015. CTIP Newsletter Issue 6 (Khmer)
Prey Lang Forest Landscape Biodiversity Assessment
Prey Lang is one of Cambodia’s most significant unprotected landscapes, and in 2014 the Forestry Administration of the Royal Government of Cambodia requested a survey be undertaken to assess the areas’ biodiversity. With funds from USAID, and in partnership with Winrock International, Conservation International coordinated a team of Cambodian and international specialists to survey the […]
CTIP Photo Essay About the Cambodian Repatriation Process
This presentation is a photo-essay about the repatriation process in Cambodia, produced by the Cambodia Counter Trafficking in Persons program (CTIP).
EC-LEDS Spring 2015 Newsletter
Can we reduce energy consumption by using energy efficient bulbs? Do we save energy when a TV set is on standby mode? Can packaging tape save energy when fixed on both sides of cracked glass? What consumes the most electricity in a home? In order to reduce thermal energy consumption is it necessary to ensure […]
Where is the Horizon?: Trafficked on Fishing Vessels
This booklet provides the testimonies of 10 Cambodian men trafficked to work on fishing vessels in slavery-like conditions, and provides information on the trial of the recruitment agency accused of exploiting and sending approximately 1,000 Cambodian men to work on fishing vessels in Thailand. The USAID-funded Cambodia Counter Trafficking in Persons program (CTIP II) has […]
Empowering Smallholders through Market-led Agriculture
Winrock International’s work with smallholder farmers in Asia, Africa and Latin America focuses on improving productivity and incomes. Using a market-driven approach, Winrock’s agriculture projects train farmers on best production techniques and entrepreneurial literacy, and link them to markets through collection centers and public-private partnerships. Our programs help increase the capacity of extension workers and […]