Natural Resource Management

The project is implemented in Mondulkiri and Stung Treng provinces. It aims to increase the sustainability of natural resources in 15 indigenous communities through stronger voices from local communities, accountability of local administrations, and the practice of social enterprises. MVi has been supporting the registration processes for community land titles and resource management organizations, building community knowledge of legal frameworks and budgeting, and facilitating research and planning to protect natural resources.

Youths’ Action for Biodiversity Conservation (YABC)

Recognizing that threats to forests, wildlife and biodiversity are the most important issues in the eastern landscape of Cambodia. My Village is an NGO that carries out a number of activities to conserve natural resources by...

Youths’ Action for Biodiversity Conservation (YABC)

WOMEN LEADING CHANGE: MRS. DORN CHORVY ADVANCES FISH CATCH MONITORING IN SREA SRONUK

At just 23, Mrs. Dorn Chorvy from Srea Sronuk village, Stung Treng province, has emerged as a committed leader in sustainable fisheries. A mother of two, she balances daily fishing and farming to support her daughters' education...

Training on SBCC Toolkits and Theme I on Reduction of Luxury Wood Furniture Consumption

Together to protect our wildlife Community involvement for trading and eating bushmeat reduction

Wildlife plays an important role in protecting the environment, natural heritage and national ecotourism, which is an inexhaustible source of income for local communities and the national economy...

Sharing Ideas, Building Partnerships: WorldFish Visits MVi to Explore Green Micro-Business Initiatives

My Village Organization (MVi) recently welcomed representatives from WorldFish for a coordination and knowledge exchange meeting at its office in Stung Treng Province...

Securing Indigenous Land Rights in Pu Treng: A Community-Led Effort Toward ICLT Recognition

In Pu Treng village, Dak Dam commune, Mondulkiri province, Bournorng Indigenous community continues to protect its ancestral heritage and lands through collective governance rooted in tradition...

RESILIENCE AFTER RESETTLEMENT: THE LEADERSHIP JOURNEY OF MRS. DON CHORVY

In Srea Sronuk village of Stung Treng province, Mrs. Don Chorvy stands as a powerful symbol of resilience and advocacy. Following the resettlement of her community due to the Srea Pok III hydropower dam, she emerged as a key voice...

Reflecting, Learning and Moving Forward: MVi Organizes Internal Knowledge Sharing and Reflection Session under the MLNP Project

Continuous learning is essential for delivering meaningful and sustainable development outcomes. Guided by this principle, My Village Organization (MVi) successfully organized an Internal Knowledge Sharing and Reflection Session under the Mutual Learning for Nature & People (MLNP) Project, creating a...

Pu Rang’s Path to Land Justice: Indigenous Advocacy Gains Senate Support

For years, the Punong Indigenous People of Pu Rang village—home to 64 families within the biodiverse Keo Seima Wildlife Sanctuary—have sought formal recognition of their ancestral lands...

MVi Strengthens Staff Capacity on Climate Change and Green Micro-Business through the First Capacity Building Training under the MLNP Project

As part of its commitment to strengthening organizational capacity and promoting sustainable community development, My Village Organization (MVi) organized its First Staff Capacity Building Training on 2 June 2026 under the Mutual Learning for Nature & People (MLNP) Project...

INCLUSIVE GOVERNANCE IN ACTION: Indigenous Women Shaping Local Development

Historically sidelined from governance, Indigenous communities in Mondulkiri, Cambodia, are now reclaiming their seat at the policy table discussion. This transformative initiative was supported by My Village Organization (MVi)...