GADC Cambodia is a local non-profit organization dedicated to gender and development in Cambodia. Committed to promoting gender equality as a fundamental human right, GADC collaborates with the Royal Government of Cambodia and civil society organizations to advocate for gender-sensitive projects, national laws, and policies. Recognizing the need to shift from solely focusing on women's roles in development, GADC emphasizes gendered relations of power, including access to resources and decision-making by both women and men.

As an intermediary between the national and subnational levels, GADC facilitates the flow of information, ensuring that local needs are met and informing national-level policies. GADC values equality, participation, and solidarity. They believe that everyone deserves equal benefits from economic, social, and political development, regardless of gender, race, religion, or disability.

Encouraging active participation and involvement in decision-making processes, GADC engages men, boys, women, and girls to create a fair and just society. Through partnerships and networks, such as the Cambodia Men's Network and Gender and Development Network, GADC works towards building a gender-inclusive society. Their dedication to empowering individuals and protecting human rights is guided by their vision of a just Cambodia where all people, especially women and girls, can participate in development and fulfill their rights.

For more information, visit GADC's website or contact them via email or phone