land development and policy
The Government of Cambodia Transfers 230 Hectares of Land from Phnom Penh to Kandal
In a significant administrative shift, the Government of Cambodia has announced the transfer of nearly 230 hectares of land from Phnom Penh to Kandal province. This decision, formalized in a royal decree signed by Acting Head of State Samdech Techo Hun Sen on March 13, 2025, involves a revision of the administrative borders between the […]
Read MoreThe government has decided to plant large trees as a border around Tonle Sap Lake in the 3rd Zone
In a significant move for environmental conservation, the Government has announced plans to plant watershed trees as border belts between the boundary markers in the 3rd Zone around Tonle Sap Lake. This initiative, detailed in Letter No. 696 SJKH dated April 25, 2025, from the Council of Ministers, represents a collaborative effort involving the Ministry […]
Read MoreProgress in Cambodia’s Systematic Land Surveying
The Cambodian government has made significant strides in its systematic land surveying initiative, completing surveys in nine provinces. According to the Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction (MLMP), ongoing efforts will ensure that 16 provinces are projected to complete their surveys soon. The provinces that have completed the systematic land surveying include Kampong […]
Read MoreKampong Speu Province Completes Comprehensive Land Survey
The Government of Cambodia has officially announced the successful completion of a systematic land survey in Kampong Speu province, which has surveyed a total of 1,088,095 parcels of land. This significant milestone was celebrated during a ceremony chaired by His Excellency, Deputy Prime Minister Hun Many and His Excellency, Deputy Prime Minister Say Sam […]
Read MoreCambodia Designates Lva Village in Battambang Province as Key Model Village
In a significant step toward rural development, the Cambodian government has designated Lva village in Battambang province as a key model village. This initiative aims to enhance local living standards and promote sustainable development in rural areas. On 3 March 2025, His Excellency Chhay Rithsen, Minister of Rural Development, led a delegation to inspect Lva […]
Read MoreCambodian Government Extends Property Tax Exemptions for New Cities & Agricultural Land
In a significant move to support economic growth and agriculture, the Cambodian government has announced the extension of property tax exemptions and reductions for specific areas across the country. According to Letter No. 6402 from the General Department of Taxation, property tax exemptions will apply to newly established cities and unused agricultural land exceeding 5 […]
Read MoreStung Treng Authorities Take Strong Action Against Illegal Land Occupation
In a decisive move to protect state forest land and uphold environmental laws, the Stung Treng provincial authorities have officially announced the reclamation of nearly 120 hectares of land from illegal occupation. This action follows the recent issuance of Order No. 008/25 D.K., dated 19 February 2025. The order details the reclamation of 119.24 hectares […]
Read MoreCambodia Marks Significant Milestones in Landmine Clearance Efforts
On the occasion of the 26th National Mine Awareness Day, celebrated on 24 February 2025, Prime Minister Samdech Thip Dei Hun Manet highlighted the remarkable achievements in Cambodia’s ongoing mine clearance campaign over the past 32 years. Since its inception in 1992, the initiative has successfully cleared nearly 3,300 square kilometres of land across 15 […]
Read MoreCambodia Accelerates Irrigation Land Registration for Development
In a significant move to bolster agricultural development, Cambodia is intensifying efforts to register irrigation land and reservoirs across the country. The initiative, led by the Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology, aims to classify these vital resources as public property to enhance management and ensure sustainable use. During a meeting held on 6 February […]
Read MoreLand Grant Initiative for Poor Families in Stung Treng Province
In a significant move to support impoverished communities, Prime Minister Hun Manet has announced a land grant initiative to provide 1,000 poor families in the Ousev area of Stung Treng province with essential residential and agricultural land. Each family will receive 3 hectares of land, marking a vital step towards poverty alleviation and community development. […]
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