Indigenous crafts of Cambodia
This catalogue features products created by indigenous peoples in Cambodia - products made for their daily use but also designed for a wider market.
The ILO has had a longstanding concern for the situation of indigenous peoples. For a number of years the ILO has been advocating for indigenous communities’ rights to Decent Work – work that is productive, delivers a fair income and gives better prospects for personal development and social integration. In Cambodia the ILO has two projects supporting and advocating for the rights of indigenous persons to land and economic opportunities.
This brochure comes from our Creative Industries Support Programme (CISP) which works to improve employment opportunities and income generation for indigenous peoples. A joint project of the ILO with three other UN agencies (UNDP, FAO, and UNESCO) CISP helps indigenous people make their traditional handicrafts profitable while at the same time preserving their culture through enhanced cultural entrepreneurship skills, improved business development services and market access.
This brochure comes from our Creative Industries Support Programme (CISP) which works to improve employment opportunities and income generation for indigenous peoples. A joint project of the ILO with three other UN agencies (UNDP, FAO, and UNESCO) CISP helps indigenous people make their traditional handicrafts profitable while at the same time preserving their culture through enhanced cultural entrepreneurship skills, improved business development services and market access.