The document "Organizations of Credit and Savings Groups" (2019) analyzes a community-based credit and savings model implemented under the IADA Project in Siem Reap, Cambodia, to provide flexible financial services for smallholder farmers. The model operates through a self-managed system in which members elect volunteer leaders to coordinate low-interest loan services while also providing interest-free emergency loans for urgent local needs. To ensure transparency and efficiency, the document introduces a standardized financial management system, including savings registers, loan records, and periodic financial balance reports. Practical results demonstrate that this model serves as a sustainable financial safety net, helping farmers reduce production risks and maintain autonomy in agroecological farming activities.