Women's Economic Justice

Our goal is that women have a legitimate voice and benefit equitably from social change.

© 2024 Roun Ry / CARE Cambodia

We work with global brands, government and local implementing partners to develop and implement sustainable projects in factories focused on health, economic resilience, labor rights and the elimination of gender-based violence through system-wide approaches.

CARE works with socially marginalised women experiencing multiple denial of their rights.

In Cambodia, CARE has over 20 years of experience working in the garment sector and has developed a range of high-quality, inclusive, sustainable and adaptable engagement models to offer. We work with companies, unions, donors and the government to address gender-based violence, sexual harassment, women’s leadership, worker well-being, labor rights and ethical supply chains.

CARE focuses on developing ways of engaging with workers and management teams to ensure the impact continues beyond our project. With our team’s extensive experience engaging with the garment sector, we understand the challenges faced by management and can work with factories to meet their needs. ​

Our experience shows when workers feel safe at work, have better access to healthcare, are equipped with key life skills, and are included in decision-making, this leads to numerous positive outcomes for both workers and businesses. ​

 

 

 

 

 

 

Our Current Projects

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Made by Women

Strengthening Women Voice for Worker Well Being.

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Sewing for a Brighter Future

The Sewing for Brighter Future project will support factories to establish committees and factory training teams.

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Social Inclusion in Textile Sector

Addressing challenges faced by Organizations of People with Different abilities or OPDs in Cambodia’s garment sector.

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Our Current Projects

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News & Stories

Taking action against sexual harassment in the garment industry

Sexual harassment is sadly the norm for many women garment workers in Cambodia and recognition of gender-based violence in the garment industry is significantly low. For people like Chariya*, a survivor, sexual harassment is too often the norm.   Read More

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Finding family happiness through communication

“I worried about the happiness of my family, but now I appreciate that both me and my husband can change and be role models for our children and each other.” Read More

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Sexual harassment stops with us!

Meet Mr. Srun Tha, and Ms. Chantheng, a pair committed to eradicating sexual harassment and creating a safer and more empowered workplace. Read More

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