In collaboration with Solidarity Center Cambodia, Glean Asia developed a cutting-edge Labor Incidents Tracking Database (LITD) designed to streamline the documentation, reporting, and management of labor-related incidents.

In collaboration with the Australia‐Cambodia Cooperation for Equitable Sustainable Services (ACCESS) Program, a five‐year (2018‐2023) initiative funded by the Australian Government to improve the sustainability, quality, and inclusiveness of services for persons with disabilities and women affected by gender‐based violence (GBV) in Cambodia, and the Ministry of Women’s Affairs (MoWA), Glean developed an Online Learning Platform to provide training on mediation and legal protection guidelines for GBV service providers.

We worked with FEBC to navigate Cambodia's shifting media landscape, blending traditional radio insights with emerging digital trends.

Utilizing human-centered design methods, we researched, designed, and created tools and guidelines for women entrepreneurs in Cambodia to understand their rights better.

We partnered with the Asia Foundation to identify areas where they could provide support for women-led start-ups through their ‘Women in TEK Network’.

Tech platforms can help citizens to build a good relationship with local government. In the past though, encouraging citizens to engage their local government through technology platforms has been a challenge in Cambodia. Information dissemination can be unpredictable, and technology has yet to help streamline the process.

How we worked with Save the Children Cambodia to update their Social Accountability Documentation Toolkit to better engage children.

For those who self-identify as LGBT+, there are few opportunities in Cambodia to be able to connect with other community members, or to advocate for human and legal rights. OneWorld was running a social media advocacy program for LGBT+ rights, targeted at LGBT+ people in provincial areas of Cambodia. OneWorld hired us to carry out a risk assessment to understand the risks or potential risks that social media advocacy might have for members of the LGBT+ communities.

Yoti: A Market Leader in Digital Identity

Marie Stopes’ WorkerHealth program, funded by USAID, helps women in garment factories to understand family planning and sexual reproductive health. Through research and design, we developed appropriate tools for them to support their WorkerHealth Champions.

World Vision's Youth for Change curriculum helps young people to make positive change in their communities. We worked with them to make it easier to use.

We created a site to carry breaking news, features, analysis and citizen journalism for Voice of Democracy (VOD), a project of the Cambodian Center for Independent Media. With over 1 million views per month, vodhotnews.com is a vital voice in Cambodian democracy, advocating for transparency in human rights and justice issues from human trafficking to illegal logging, and speaking for accountability amongst public officials at all levels.

Oxfam's Inclusion Project supports civil-society organisations for women, indigenous groups and young people in Cambodia, Vietnam, Laos, and Myanmar. They needed a way to carry their voices further, and help them to find their voice and grow their impact as advocates against the negative effects of damming on the Mekong.

The Cambodian government and the World Bank started a project to help people in rural areas get important information about their health and education rights. We made sure it landed in every community through print media, using illustrations that presented the information in a simple and appropriate way.

FHI360 is one of the world's largest global health NGOs, and they needed to promote healthy lifestyles for communities in Cambodia that are at a higher risk of HIV infection. We helped them tie together content strategy, web development and web design to build supportive communities online.