澳大利亚注资150万澳元 助力柬埔寨边境雷区清理

分类国际援助
地点柬埔寨边境
来源CP
发布时间2026/06/19 08:30
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澳大利亚政府承诺提供150万澳元,用于支持柬埔寨边境受战争影响地区的雷区清理及社会经济恢复工作。2026年6月8日,相关赠款协议正式签署。柬埔寨地雷行动与受害者援助机构第一副主席李突高级部长、澳大利亚驻柬埔寨大使叶德(Derek Yip)以及联合国开发计划署驻柬埔寨代表恩里科·加韦利亚(Enrico Gaveglia)出席了签署仪式。
此次资金投入属于“清理成果”第五阶段计划(CfR-V)的一部分。该项目旨在消除战争遗留爆炸物,以保障边境四个受影响严重省份农村居民的安全,并促进当地社区的生计恢复与发展。
“清理成果”计划是一项多方捐助合作项目,资金来源包括柬埔寨、意大利、卢森堡和新西兰政府。该项目由柬埔寨地雷行动与受害者援助机构与联合国开发计划署共同实施,通过整合国际资源,对柬埔寨境内的土地污染问题进行系统性清理。
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澳大利亚政府承诺提供150万澳元,通过“清理成果”第五阶段计划(CfR-V),支持柬埔寨边境四个受战争影响省份的地雷清理及社会经济恢复工作。该项目由柬埔寨地雷行动与受害者援助机构、联合国开发计划署及多国政府共同实施,旨在消除战争遗留爆炸物,保障农村居民安全与生计。
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[来源: CP] [分类提示: NEWS]
标题: Australia Pledges AUD1.5 Million to Bolster Demining and Recovery Along Cambodian Borders
The new funding under the Clearing for Results initiative targets landmine clearance and socio-economic restoration across four highly affected provinces
The Government of Australia has committed AUD1.5 million to support landmine clearance and recovery operations in war-affected communities along Cambodia’s borders. The formal grant agreement was finalized on June 8, 2026, during a signing ceremony attended by Senior Minister Dr. Ly Thuch, who serves as the First Vice-President of the Cambodian Mine Authority, alongside Australian Ambassador to Cambodia Derek Yip, and Enrico Gaveglia, the United Nations Development Programme Resident Representative in Cambodia. This funding will act as a critical resource to help eliminate explosive remnants of war that continue to threaten rural livelihoods and community development.
This latest financial contribution is channeled directly through the fifth phase of the Clearing for Results initiative, known as CfR-V. The initiative represents a robust multi-donor partnership that pools resources from the governments of Cambodia, Italy, Luxembourg, and New Zealand, and is co-implemented by the Cambodian Mine Authority and the United Nations Development Programme. By unifying international backing, the program ensures a synchronized and highly efficient approach to addressing the complex legacy of land contamination.
The newly allocated resources