Examines interethnic dynamics along the Cambodian-Vietnamese border through Facilitative Listening Design. Explores how diverse ethnic groups, including Khmer, Indigenous, Cham/Khmer Muslim, Chinese-Cambodian, and ethnic Vietnamese communities, interact across the border, with business and personal relationships challenging preconceived stereotypes and revealing more nuanced community relationships than urban perceptions suggested. Authors: Suyheang Kry and Raymond Hyma. Editors: Melissa Martin and Karen Simbulan. Publisher support: GIZ Civil Peace Service.