Urgent appeal - Hang on, you are not alone!
To help persons with disabilities & their families survive the COVID-19 pandemic. Our priorites are to:

• help these families survive so they can return to taking care of themselves when things improve.
• survive as a social enterprise so that our constituents have something to come back to, since Genevieve’s Fair Trade Village is one of the few beacons of hope for people with disabilities in Siem Reap Province.
• share resources with our community partners who are creating their own initiatives to help their staff and their stakeholders, who have one foot out of poverty at best.

Genevieve’s Fair Trade Village (GFTV) is a not-for-profit fair-trade social enterprise that sells high quality, locally made art and crafts with a focus on recycled and eco-friendly materials and packaging. Our aim is to provide a platform for developing sustainable livelihoods for people with disabilities living in Siem Reap and to further a culture of access and inclusion in the community as discrimination is still a significant problem in Cambodia. ​ ​​At the village (shop) we offer a relaxed and pressure-free shopping experience where ​you can buy Khmer artwork, photography, jewellery, accessories, clothing and carvings made by local artisans or by organisations that provide opportunities for local people to learn and produce handcrafted products to help them earn a fair and sustainable income. ​ We also offer child-friendly workshops where you can learn from a local artisan how to make your own handmade paper, notebook or a piece of jewellery.

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Support the Artisans
​The best way to support the artisans is to tell others about the village. So, if you enjoyed your visit to GFTV please consider posting a review on our Facebook page and share it with your friends. This kind of support is greatly appreciated by the artisan's.

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A collaborative project developed by a group of ethical artisan organisations, including GFTV. A very flexible way to explore a variety of local handicrafts.  More info...

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