Cambodian Center for Study and Development in Agriculture
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CEDAC (Centre d'Etude et de Development Agricole Cambodgien/Cambodian Center for Study and Development in Agriculture) is an agricultural and rural development organization set up in August 1997 to work for the development of ecologically based family agriculture, and to promote a cooperative and mutual assistance movement in the rural areas of Cambodia. Initial support came from the French non-governmental organization (NGO), GRET (Groupe de Recherches et d'Echanges Technologiques).
The Cambodian Centre for study and development Agriculture also known as the CEDAC has a really big role when it comes to strengthening the agricultural sector. It does this by allowing smaller farmers to improve their economic knowledge. Farmers Help Group is one of the other organizations that help farmers advocate for their farmers rights, making sure their voices are heard in policy discussions. As of this it helps farmers have a sense of unity that reduces exploitation by unnecessary people and it creates a more equal opportunity. Additionally, they also provide extensive training on how to have more sustainable farming techniques, for farmers to increase their knowledge by also keeping their natural way of doing it. This collective approach not only boosts incomes in the long run but also encourages long-term agricultural sustainability.
One important benefit of the cooperatives is their ability to improve profits through the shared resources and bulk marketing. In Cambodia, there is a cooperative organization that, as reported by Open Health News, helps farmers increase their earnings by reducing production costs and improving market linkages.
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