The USAID Cambodia has issued a Request for Information (RFI) for the "USAID Somros Baitang Activity" to solicit insights on addressing Cambodia's environmental challenges through innovative partnerships and strategies. The planned initiative, with an anticipated budget of $10-$25 million, aims to combat biodiversity loss, illegal wildlife trade, and deforestation while enhancing community livelihoods through sustainable natural resource management. Key objectives include developing community-based ecotourism, exploring blue carbon credit generation, and reducing wildlife conflicts via behavior change communications. Stakeholders are invited to provide input regarding strategies for curbing wildlife trafficking, improving waste management, and fostering environmental education. Responses must be submitted by October 28, 2022, with a focus on concise comments that directly address the RFI's inquiries. The RFI serves as a market research tool, and participation does not imply a commitment from the U.S. Government to fund subsequent proposals. Interested organizations should include their capabilities and contact information in their responses, emphasizing the need for collaborative efforts to protect Cambodia's rich biodiversity in light of ongoing development pressures and climate change impacts.