Please refer to the attached file. Cambodia experienced significant flooding throughout September 2026 due to prolonged heavy rainfall and tropical weather disturbances, affecting 10 provinces, 53 districts and cities, 255 communes/sangkats, and approximately 73, 922 households nationwide. The floods damaged homes, agricultural land, and public infrastructure, while continued rainfall poses ongoing risks to vulnerable communities, particularly in Battambang and Banteay Meanchey provinces. In response, World Vision Cambodia launched a 90-day Flood Emergency Response Plan (October–December 2026) to address urgent humanitarian needs through an integrated multi-sectoral approach, including food assistance, nutrition, WASH, shelter and non-food items, protection, and education support. The response targets more than 20, 000 people across the most affected areas. To date, World Vision Cambodia has reached 3, 169 people, including 1, 798 children, and supported 898 households with emergency food and hygiene assistance valued at USD 35, 922. 73. The response has prioritized vulnerable groups such as young children, pregnant and lactating women, and persons with disabilities. Child protection awareness and community feedback mechanisms have also been integrated to ensure safe, accountable, and people-centered assistance. Working closely with government authorities, local disaster management committees, humanitarian partners, volunteers, and youth, World Vision Cambodia continues to coordinate relief efforts while appealing for USD 800, 000 to meet the growing needs of flood-affected communities across eight districts in Battambang and Banteay Meanchey.
Cambodia: World Vision Situation Report #2: Humanitarian Response to Flooding (09 October 2026)
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