CCD is a Cambodian non-governmental organization working to build community capacities at grassroots level. Our head office is in Kampong Chhnang province, Cambodia, and we are working with poor and vulnerable people living along Tonle Sap floodplain areas. We also currently facilitate community peace building network using active non-violence approach for communities across the country.

The history of CCD started from a situation in Kampong Chhnang where there was a strong fishery conflict between poor fishermen and middle men occurred, and communities faced big threats from fishing plot workers. CCD facilitated community set up and mobilized women to involve them in community development activities. In 2006, the Board of Directors started functioning and formal organizational structure, systems and policies were developed.

CCD is now one among smallest number of organizations in Cambodia, who is certified with standards of internal good practice from NGO Good Practice Project, a project of CCC Cambodia that promotes NGO accountability and good practice (more information, please visit the website at www.ccc-cambodia.org). To view the certificate awarded, please click here.

CCD has good internal systems and policies and being practiced. Our staff and management have high ethical practices to ensure internal accountability and transparency. Our financial system follows good standard of practice and we guarantee that donors' money will be effectively and inclusively used for organization purpose to help Cambodian communities.