Better Factories Cambodia was created in 2001 as a unique partnership between the UN’s International Labour Organization (ILO) and the International Finance Corporation (IFC), a member of the World Bank Group. The programme engages with workers, employers and governments to improve working conditions and boost competitiveness of the garment industry.
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Brands and retailers
Our leading Brands & Retailers are integral partners in realising workers’ rights and gaining a competitive edge for firms

Governments
We collaborate with national government bodies to help create effective labour regulation for a sustainable impact

Factory Owners
Enterprises are a key partner in our efforts to create better conditions for garment workers in ways that also support business

Workers and Unions
We help workers to realize their rights and enhance their ability to engage in productive dialogue with employers
Transparency database
Better Factories Cambodia’s public reporting initiative discloses factory compliance on key legal requirements. Currently, BFC’s Transparency database covers 78.2% of the garment factories in Cambodia that possess licences to export. Access database
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Key findings on the results from a broad independent impact assessment study conducted by Tufts University on the impact of Better Factories Cambodia.
Empowering factory employees to bring long-lasting changes to their workplaces
A public health campaign to lower the risk of COVID-19 on collective transportation