Partners & Donors

Since CRDT began in 2001, we have made many friends and developed working partnerships with several international organizations. Our most valued partners are Worldwide Fund for Nature, the Cambodian Mekong Dolphin Conservation Project, and Wildlife Conservation Society. Please click on the links below to learn more about our partners...

VIDA (Volunteering for International Development from Australia) is part of the Australian Government's volunteer program. Funded by AusAID, the Australian Government agency responsible for managing Australia's overseas aid program, the VIDA program places skilled Australian volunteers in developing countries in the Asia Pacific region. VIDA volunteers work with local counterparts to reduce poverty and achieve sustainable development in the communities through skills and knowledge exchange, institutional strengthening and capacity building.

VSO is an international development charity that works through volunteers. Their vision is a world without poverty in which people work together to fulfil their potential. Instead of sending food or money, they send people from a wide range of professions who want the chance to make a real difference in the fight against poverty. The volunteers work in partnership with colleagues and communities to share skills and learning and achieve positive change together, building capacity and creating sustainable change. The volunteers are skilled professionals. They bring people together to share skills, creativity and learning to build a fairer world. VSO welcomes volunteers from an ever increasing range of countries, backgrounds and ages. National agencies in Canada, Kenya, the Netherlands, the Philippines, Ireland and India recruit volunteers from many different countries worldwide. This international approach allows them to combine and learn from a rich variety of perspectives. They are by far the largest independent volunteer-sending agency in the world. Since 1958, they have sent over 43,000 volunteers to work in Africa, Asia, the Caribbean, South America, the Pacific and Eastern Europe in response to requests from governments and community organisations. Right now there are around 1,500 volunteers working in 42 of the world’s poorest countries. In all the countries where VSO works, they are represented by a Programme Office. Staff and volunteers in the Programme Offices work together with local partner agencies, and increasingly with the people whose interests VSO aims to serve, to agree a programme of development priorities in their country and region. 

Donors

Project: Sustainable Land Use and Management in Support of Ethinic Bunong Communities

 Project: Kai’s Village Orphanage Sustainable Farm Project

CamKids, the Cambodian Children’s Charity, brings together a number of people who have been touched by the plight of Cambodian children, in one way or another, and who are dedicated to doing something to improve the quality of their lives. They are a UK registered charity, based in London whose main purpose is to help children in Cambodia who are either poor or whose parents are not there for them: orphans, street children, children living in poor rural areas and children affected by natural disasters, such as flood or famine. In a country where there is a high rate of child abandonment, they also support programs to help strengthen vulnerable families and keep them together.