Better Factories Cambodia Gender Strategy 2024-2027

ABOUT US
Present in 11 countries across three continents, Better Work brings together governments, employers’ and workers’ organizations, global brands, factory owners and workers to improve working conditions in the garment industry and make the sector more competitive.
- THE PROGRAMME
- GOVERNANCE
- OUR TEAM
- OUR PARTNERS
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WHAT WE DO
Better Work engages with the garment industry at the factory, national and international levels. We engage with factories through assessment, advisory and training visits, and we use our data and evidence to inform national and international policy discussions.
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WHERE WE WORK
Better Work began in Cambodia over 20 years ago. Since then, we have expanded to 13 country programmes, with opportunities for further expansion - to new countries and new industries - on the horizon.
- COUNTRY PROGRAMMES
- THEMATIC INTERVENTIONS
  - Madagascar
  - Sri Lanka
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OUR EVIDENCE
Better Work collects data from factory assessment and advisory visits, and we work with reputable, independent academic researchers who report findings on the efficacy of our work and trends in the broader industry.
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Gender Strategy (2022-2027)

Better Factories Cambodia’s Gender Strategy 2024–2027 sets out a practical, locally grounded approach to advancing gender equality in Cambodia’s garment, footwear and travel goods sector. Building on BFC’s first gender strategy and the Better Work Global Gender Strategy, it aims to embed a gender-transformative lens across factory services, partnerships, research, monitoring and communication.

The strategy focuses on five priority areas:

Discrimination
Safety and Health
Voice and Representation
Care and Family
Leadership and growth

Working with factories, workers, employers, government, trade unions, brands and development partners, BFC seeks to prevent discrimination and harassment, strengthen women’s voice and leadership, improve access to maternity and care-related rights, and create more equitable opportunities for skills development and career advancement.

Download the gender strategy 2024-2027 via here: English