The CEEJA project will intervene in Kampong Thom, Stung Treng, Kratie, Preah Vihear and Oddar Meanchey, and is working towards the following expected impact: Citizens and civil society organizations are empowered to innovate peaceful practices and promote inclusive policies for access to environmental justice. The two intermediate outcomes for the CEEJA project are: Firstly, Youth, in particular young women and urban citizens, become leaders in advocating for equitable governance of natural resources; and secondly, Forest dependent community members are more engaged in socially inclusive protection of natural resources.

For the third party subgrants the overall objectives are:

• To build and create an enabling environment where forestry dependent community networks, government entities, and CSOs work together for collective efforts to advocate forest protection and biodiversity conservation.

The proposed third party subgrants projects should address and contribute to one or more of the following specific objectives:

1. To promote and strengthen the capacity and resilience of forestry networks or forest dependent community members,
2. To provide capacity building on forest protection and biodiversity conservation,
3. To engage urban youth in forest protection and biodiversity conservation,
4. To enhance governance and constituencies of forestry networks,
5. To enable forest patrols and collection of monitoring data; and,
6. To enlist the support of qualified networks and CSOs in co-implementing certain activities of CEEJA.