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U.S. Embassy Phnom Penh – PAS Annual Program Statement

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The U.S. Embassy Phnom Penh is issuing an Annual Program Statement to identify priority areas for funding and collaboration in Cambodia, focusing on environmental protection and regional cooperation, particularly concerning the Lower Mekong, food security, water, and energy challenges. The initiative seeks to promote economic growth and sustainable development through fair, reciprocal trade and transparent, high-quality investment. Special emphasis is placed on empowering and educating youth to drive economic advancement, with a strong focus on fostering entrepreneurship and building STEM skills. The program also prioritizes the advancement of human rights, including freedom of the press and expression, alongside efforts to deepen civic engagement and strengthen democratic institutions by leveraging the interconnected nature of modern society. Additionally, projects that support minority groups in Cambodia through preservation, education, or economic development are encouraged, reflecting a commitment to inclusive and equitable progress. Interested organizations can submit proposals through the designated grant portal, with the solicitation posted on June 22, 2023, under the U.S. Mission to Cambodia, Department of State. The point of contact for inquiries is Amparo Garcia Grantor, reachable via email at pasphnompenh@state.gov. This program is designed as a forecast to guide potential applicants and does not represent a guaranteed funding opportunity, but rather an expression of strategic priorities for future project partnerships in the region.

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U.S. Embassy Phnom Penh seeks proposals for environmental, food, water, energy projects promoting youth entrepreneurship, STEM, human rights, and inclusive development in Cambodia.

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Department Of State → U.S. Mission To CambodiaView Agency

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813311 - Human Rights OrganizationsView NAICS

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AgencyDepartment Of State → U.S. Mission To Cambodia

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Department Of State → U.S. Mission To Cambodia

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Priority Program Areas for Embassy Phnom Penh:

Protecting the environment and strengthening resolve regional issues including but not limited to Lower Mekong issues, food security, water, and energy challenges.
Promoting economic growth and sustainable development by encouraging fair and reciprocal trade and transparent, high-quality investment.
Empowering and/or educating youth to spur economic growth.
Development of youth’s entrepreneurship and/or STEM skills.
Human rights, including freedom of press and expression.
Strengthening the understanding of civic engagement: making use of the interconnections of modern society to strengthen democracy.
Projects or programs focusing on preservation, education, or economic growth for/with minority groups in Cambodia.

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