Labor or Forced Labor where 11 goods were attributed to Cambodia, all of them being produced by child labor. Agricultural education and livelihood in rural Cambodia Agricultural education and livelihood in rural Cambodia are interlinked, agriculture plays a prominent role in the lives of over 56% of the working-age population of the country. Promoting agriculture and agro-industry has been identified as the best strategic response to macroeconomic crises in the country also improving food security, rural livelihoods and reducing poverty. The Royal Government of Cambodia's Rectangular Strategy – Phase II (2008–2013) in the Fourth Legislature of the National Assembly defined a long-term vision for growth, employment, equity and efficiency. The strategy seeks to improve (i) agricultural productivity and diversification, including animal husbandry, food security and nutrition, rural development); (ii) land reform and de-mining; (iii) fisheries reform; and (iv) forestry reform (including conservation and environmental protection). Incentive schemes were designed to increase exports, as well as land reform, livestock investment, water source management and clearance of land mines. See also Potato production in Cambodia Royal Ploughing Ceremony Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (Cambodia) References External links Cosslett, Tuyet L. "The Economy". Cambodia: A Country Study (Russell R. Ross, editor). Library of Congress Federal Research Division (December 1987). This article incorporates text from this source, which is in the public domain. Traer, Miles (12 February 2016). Podcast: Farming Shaped the Rise and Fall of Empires in Cambodia. Generation Anthropocene. Smithsonian