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About Us

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ActionAid Cambodia (AAC) is both a catalyst and a contributor to social change processes. We work with the poorest and most excluded men, women and children in Cambodia, making long-term commitments to advance their human rights and transform the world in which their children grow up. Our approach to securing change puts human rights front and center, prioritizing empowerment, solidarity and campaigning. 

AAC incorporates the Human Rights Based Approach (HRBA) and the ActionAid Ten Feminist Leadership Principles into all aspects of its programme delivery and organizational development, to  shift and transform power through empowering and mobilizing communities to engage in advocacy and campaigning, building solidarity and working together to create innovative, evidence-based solutions to ensure that everyone, especially women and youth can enjoy a life of dignity and identity with freedom from poverty, inequality and injustice.

Vision 

A just, equitable and sustainable world in which every person enjoys the rights to a life of dignity, prosperity, and freedom. 

Mission

To achieve social justice, gender equality and equity, and resilient livelihoods by working with people living in poverty and exclusion, their communities, people’s organizations, activists, social movements, supporters and duty bearers. 

AAC Core Value

Core Value

  • Mutual respect: requiring us to recognize the innate worth of all people and the value of diversity, sexual orientation and gender identity, race, ethnicity, class, age communicable disease status, disability, location and religion
  • Equity and justice: requiring us to ensure transparency and accountability at all levels for the effectiveness of our actions and our use of resources in a fair and just way.
  • Integrity: requiring us to be open and honest in our judgments and communications with others.
  • Solidarity with people living in poverty and exclusion in the fight for justice and gender equality.
  • Courage of conviction: requiring us to be creative and radical, bold and innovative –without fear of failure – in pursuit of making the greatest possible impact on the causes of poverty, injustice, and gender inequality.
  • Independence: from any religious or party-political affiliation.
  • Humility: recognizing that we are part of a wider alliance against poverty and injustice.