The document describes an ILO project in Cambodia aimed at improving working conditions in the textile and garment sector in accordance with international labour standards. Key activities of the project included monitoring working conditions in factories, building the capacity of labour inspectors, assisting factories to improve practices, advising on updating labour laws, and raising awareness of rights through education programs. The project produced regular reports summarizing its findings on issues like wages, hours, discrimination and freedom of association, noting some improvements over time but that problems persisted in some areas.

1. ENSURING THAT WORKING CONDITIONS IN THE TEXTILE AND APPAREL SECTOR OF CAMBODIA COMPLY WITH INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNISED CORE LABOUR STANDARDS AND THE LABOUR LAW OF CAMBODIA ILO PROJECT

3. US-Cambodia Trade Agreement ILO PROJECT INSTIT./CAPACITY BUILDING LEGISLATION AND EDUCATION WORKING CONDITIONS MONITORING

9. MONITORING SYSTEM 8 MONITORS RECRUITED BY ILO TRAINED BY ILO ON LAW AND INSPECTION TECHNIQUES MONITORING VISITS TO 195 REGISTERED FACTORIES TO OBTAIN RELEVANT INFORMATION NO ENFORCEMENT POWERS/SOME ADVISORY FUNCTIONS

23. CAPACITY BUILDING (2) FACTORY REMEDIATION PROGRAMME DEVELOPMENT OF WORKING CONDITIONS IMPROVEMENT PLANS PROVIDE DIRECT ASSISTANCE TO 8 FACTORIES IN AREAS OF QUALITY, PRODUCTIVITY, MANAGEMENT-WORKER RELATIONS, OSH, AND HR DEVELOP TOOLS FROM EXPERIENCE IN THE 8 FACTORIES THAT CAN BE USED SECTOR- WIDE

24. LEGISLATION AND EDUCATION (1) TRIPARTITE CONSULTATIONS TO IDENTIFY LEGISLATIVE NEEDS TRIPARTITE WORKSHOPS TO DISCUSS BEST PRACTICES ILO ADVISE AND DRAFTING ASSISTANCE TRIPARTITE WORKSHOPS TO DISCUSS NEW LAWS AND REGULATIONS LEGISLATION

25. LEGISLATION AND EDUCATION (2) AWARENESS AND EDUCATION PROGRAMMES ON LAWS AND REGS. TRAIN TRIPARTITE TRAINERS TRAINERS CONDUCT SEPARATE TRAINING COURSES FOR G, W, AND E EDUCATION PREPARE, PRODUCE AND DISSEMINATE PUBLICITY MATERIALS FOR PUBLIC AND MEDIA