Hun Manet Inspects Housing Project for Displaced Families in Oddar Meanchey
Hun Manet Inspects Housing Project for Displaced Families in Oddar Meanchey
ODDAR MEANCHEY, October 25, 2026 — Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet on Sunday inspected a project providing housing for families displaced by the Cambodia-Thailand border conflict, as well as a land and housing programme for low-income households under the LASED III project in Chong Kal district, Oddar Meanchey province.
According to the information provided, the project has a total of 1,077 beneficiary households, including 882 displaced families and 195 low-income households supported through LASED III.
The site also accommodates 163 military personnel households, representing a total population of 4,243 people, including 1,321 children.
Housing and Essential Services for Displaced Families
The government has provided displaced families staying at the site with houses, clean water, electricity and connecting infrastructure. Financial assistance is also provided monthly to support both households and individual family members.
The initiative aims to provide displaced residents with more stable living conditions while addressing their immediate housing and basic service needs.
Support for Livelihoods and Agriculture
In addition to housing and financial assistance, the government is supporting residents’ daily livelihoods through agricultural programmes.
The assistance includes support for farming, vegetable-growing shelters, chicken raising and fruit crops, with the aim of helping families develop sustainable sources of food and income.
Hun Manet’s inspection highlighted the government’s stated commitment to improving living conditions for displaced families and low-income households through housing, essential services and livelihood support.
The project forms part of broader efforts to assist vulnerable communities in Oddar Meanchey province.
