Jonathan T. M. Reckford, CEO of Habitat for Humanity International (HFHI), commended Cambodia’s housing policies and reaffirmed the organisation’s commitment to supporting affordable housing for low-income and vulnerable families.
During a courtesy call on Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet at the Peace Palace on Thursday (Nov. 5), CEO Reckford thanked the Royal Government for supporting HFHI’s work in Cambodia since 2003 and pledged continued cooperation.
Samdech Thipadei thanked the organisation for its 23 years of contributions, highlighting the government’s priorities of affordable housing, improved living conditions and land ownership under the Pentagonal Strategy – Phase I.
The Cambodian premier said the government aims to complete land-title distribution by 2027 and highlighted programmes providing land and housing to landless families, as well as plans to build around 5,000 temporary shelters for people displaced by past Cambodia-Thailand border conflicts.
He encouraged HFHI to continue working with relevant ministries to support the government’s housing initiatives.
For more than 10 years, Lizineti lived with housing uncertainty shared by many families in Lilongwe’s Area 27. Through #HomeEquals, community-led advocacy is helping advance an upgrading strategy expected to benefit 1.7 million Malawians.
Year 3 report: https://t.co/liclxMMBpS
We are wrapping up an exciting week in Nanchidwa, Mulanje, where 11 volunteers from the United States joined community members and local artisans for our second All-Women’s Build of the year.
Together, they worked to construct two houses for families affected by Cyclone Freddy.
The team also visited an area affected by the cyclone, the school where displaced families sought refuge, and the site where more than 70 houses have already been constructed for other survivors.
Watch as Sheri shares key highlights from the build and reflects on this powerful experience.
You can be part of the next build!
Last week, HART Home was buzzing with energy! 🏠💙
We had a wonderful crew of volunteers joining us from KOICA Fiji and JICA Fiji, bringing their time, skills and plenty of good vibes to the team. 🙌🌏
Thank you for being part of the Habitat family! 🏡💙
#HabitatFiji
/𝗵𝗲𝗮𝗹𝘁𝗵/ starts with a home
@Habitat_LAC has installed 30,000+ concrete floors in homes across Latin America and the Caribbean. Learn how the 100,000 Floors to Play On initiative offers children the chance to play more safely inside their homes. https://t.co/ReJI3pEQTb
For Maasai families, the manyatta is a symbol of identity, culture, and belonging. Through #LetsOpenTheDoor, Habitat for Humanity Kenya is partnering with communities to preserve that heritage while strengthening homes through #WomenBuildingResilientManyattas and #JiggerFreeHomes
A new beginning for Mrs. Roshni and her family.
Habitat for Humanity India handed over a safe and decent home to Mrs. Roshni and her family in Palghar, Maharashtra.
#HabitatIndia#BuildHomesBuildHope#HousingForAll#fyp
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Setiap anak berhak tumbuh di tempat yang aman, sehat, dan penuh kasih sayang.
Rumah yang layak bukan hanya memberikan perlindungan, tetapi juga mendukung pertumbuhan anak secara optimal.
Safe homes create healthier families.
A decent #home is more than shelter. It protects health, restores #dignity and gives families the #foundation to thrive
Through the #LetsOpenTheDoor campaign, Habitat for Humanity Kenya will replace 10,000 earthen floors over the next 5 yrs
Habitat for Humanity houses in the Pacific region, like this one in Cambodia, are often built with wood frames and are constructed on stilts when in flood-prone areas.
🏡 Ruth soñó con un hogar propio. Hoy, ese sueño es una realidad.
Su vivienda representa tranquilidad, nuevos recuerdos y la esperanza de construir un mejor futuro. 💙
#HábitatHonduras#ViviendaAdecuada
Un hogar digno es mucho más que un lugar donde vivir. Es el espacio donde nacen los sueños, se protege a la familia y se construye un futuro con esperanza. 💙🏡✨
#SomosHábitat#HábitatHonduras
🏠 Women Building Resilient Manyattas
A women-led initiative helping Maasai women strengthen traditional manyattas with climate-resilient solutions, preserving culture & improving health.
For the first time, Malawi's Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC 3.0) to the UN climat e process includes housing, informal settlements and urban resilience!
Culture brought the Laikipia Housing Innovation Forum & Expo to life. 💃🏾🎶
Traditional performances by Turkana and Maasai women reminded us that stronger communities are built through people, heritage and shared purpose.
🚨 3 Days to Go! 🚨
@HFHMalawi is excited to launch the 2025–2030 Strategic Plan, a major milestone in shaping the next chapter of our work towards decent shelter, safer communities, and sustainable development across Malawi.
We are honoured to welcome Honourable Chimwemwe Chipungu, MP, Minister of Lands, Housing and Urban Development, as the Guest of Honour for this important occasion.
📅 Date: Friday, 10 July 2026
📍 Venue: Bingu International Conference Centre
⏰ Time: 7:00 PM