YouTube video by Oxfam in Cambodia

Ireland’s Minister of State at the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Mr. Noel Grealish TD, announced funding of €800,000 in 2025 for a climate programme to be implemented by Oxfam in Cam...

From Tonle Sap’s flooded forests to climate resilience—Mey Mey’s journey shows how youth are protecting livelihoods and building a sustainable future. Mey Mey, 21, grew up in Kampong Khleang where water and forest sustain life. But climate change is shrinking fish catches, disrupting rainfall, and polluting the environment. With her family’s support and training from the CREFA Project by Live & Learn Cambodia funded by the Government of Ireland, she joined other youth to lead waste management and forest protection efforts. “I hope more youth will join forces to build a better community and contribute to our country’s future.” – Mey Mey This initiative is part of Climate Resilience for All project funded by the Government of Ireland.

This 7 min 39 sec video shared the impact of the Climate Resilience for All (CREFA) project funded by the Government of Ireland. Climate change is reshaping agriculture in Cambodia, but through the Climate Resilience for All (CREFA) project, farmers and communities are finding innovative solutions to adapt and thrive. From solar-powered water pumps to climate-smart farming practices, CREFA is transforming lives across Battambang, Oddar Meanchey, Banteay Meanchey, Siem Reap, and Preah Vihear! 🌾Farmers can now grow crops all year round, doubling rice yields and securing higher incomes. 🌿 Community forests are being protected, restored, and turned into eco-tourism hubs, creating new livelihoods while safeguarding nature. 🔥 Carbon stock measurement is helping communities take a stand against deforestation and contribute to Cambodia’s long-term climate goals. We’re proving that resilience isn’t just about surviving—it’s about thriving. Let’s support sustainable solutions for a greener future!