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22 percent of children under 5 are stunted (impaired development due to malnutrition)16 percent of households cannot afford a nutritious diet16.8 millionpopulation

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Cambodia has witnessed significant economic transformation in recent years. However, progress remains fragile, challenged by geographical and gender disparities, as well as vulnerability to shocks – including climate-related disasters that can undo years of developmental gains. A substantial portion of the population still faces food insecurity, poverty and shocks. Malnutrition rates are high, with 10 percent of children below 5suffer from wasting (low weight for height) and 22 percent experiencing stunting (impaired development), while micronutrient deficiency and overweight/obesity are on the rise.

Despite these challenges, the Government of Cambodia has set an ambitious goal of middle-income status by 2030 and high-income status by 2050,by sustaining growth and accelerating structural transformation.

To support the above goal, Cambodia’s sustainable development relies on eradicating malnutrition, enabling all people to reach their full potential and being resilient in the face of shocks.

The World Food Programme (WFP) has forged strong partnerships with the Government and communities. We focus on strengthening human capital (people’s health, skills, experience and knowledge) through nutrition and social protection, supporting climate change resilience and emergency response. WFP has transitioned from direct implementation to providing technical assistance and support.

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Crisis response

During large-scale disasters, WFP stands ready to complement the national response with food, cash and nutrition support. WFP places strong emphasis on the needs of people with disabilities and uses education materials and other advocacy toto promote healthy diets.

Nutrition

WFP supports the development of strategies, programmes and guidelines to prevent malnutrition at the national level, while working with provincial groups and authorities to advocate for increased investment in nutrition. WFP promotes rice fortification by supporting collaboration between public and private actors, generating evidence and advocating for regulatory frameworks and standards. WFP also supports the integration of fortified rice into the national home-grown school feeding programme and arranges communication and outreach campaigns to increase market demand.

Social protection

WFP supports the Government in strengthening national social protection systems that provide crucial support to vulnerable families, including at times of shocks and crises. WFP is transitioning the home-grown school feeding programme to full national ownership, ensuring every child receives a healthy meal to learn and grow. To complete the transition process, WFP provides technical assistance to the national programme in planning, financing and monitoring. WFP also supports the national shock-responsive social protection framework, facilitating coordination among institutions involved in disaster risk management and social protection, and exploring the design and evaluation of initiatives.

Food systems

WFP provides technical assistance and generates evidence for institutions and value chain actors, particularly women, to increase the resilience of food systems in the face of the climate emergency. At the national and subnational levels, WFP supports multisector coordination and policy development, contributing analytics for decision making. At the local level, WFP works with district authorities and producers, suppliers and farmers, among others, to increase food production, reduce losses, improve food safety and strengthen community-market connections. WFP promotes climate change adaptation through measures including use of resilient crops, improved irrigation and use of natural pesticides. The home-grown school feeding programme boosts local food markets, while promoting healthy diets and empowering women.

Disaster risk management

WFP provides technical support, coordination and evidence-generation services to national and subnational authorities and communities, so they can understand climate risks. Together, WFP and the Government establish protocols for early assistance, ensuring effective support before hazards escalate. WFP also coordinates the Humanitarian Response Forum and strengthens emergency preparedness and response coordination among partners, including contingency planning, advocacy, monitoring and supply chain management.

Evidence and analytics

Evidence and analytics are integral to WFP and play a crucial role in our activities and partnerships with the government. WFP produces analytical products that provide insights into real-time market prices, monitor climate hazards, track the affordability and accessibility of a nutritious diet, assess the adequacy of social protection benefits, and guide targeting. WFP uses this evidence to inform decision making, policy advocacy and the overall effectiveness of our initiatives.

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WFP Cambodia - Market & Seasonal Monitoring Update
24 July 2026

Annual Country Reports - Cambodia
27 March 2025

Seasonal Monitoring in Cambodia
14 July 2026

Sustainable Healthy Diets in Cambodia: Evidence for Transforming Food Systems, Executive Summary
25 July 2025

Fill the Nutrient Gap - Cambodia
18 April 2024

WFP in Asia and the Pacific: 2024 Year in Review
11 June 2025

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In focus

5 facts about food waste and hunger

Story | 25 June 2024

In Cambodia, school meals and education are turning the tables on gender inequality

Story | 10 August 2023

How a canal is bringing water, fish and hope to farmers in Cambodia

Story | 31 May 2023

How school meals transform futures for children and communities in Cambodia

Story | 9 March 2023

WFP, FAO and School Meals Coalition kick off ‘Healthy school meals I prepare’

Story | 18 August 2022

Cambodia: How WFP school meals support boosts children’s health and nutrition

Story | 25 July 2022

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Achieving Zero Hunger is the work of many. Our work in Cambodia is made possible by the support and collaboration of our partners and donors, including:

CambodiaECHOGlobal Agriculture and Food Security ProgramGermanyJapan

Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA)RussiaUSAPrivate DonorsFrance
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