Bodhi conducted the development of a practice‐oriented case study examining how Human Rights Defenders (HRDs), supported under the SABRE programme, applied peacebuilding tools in their accountability and advocacy work within extractive industries and natural resource management (NRM) contexts in Cambodia. SABRE represents an important effort to bridge business and human rights advocacy and peacebuilding practice. Bodhi conducted learning‐oriented, qualitative study centred on documenting and analysing the practical application of this integrated approach. This was achieved across three dimensions, which focused on tool application and practice; accountability pathways and individual learning and capacity development. The consultancy included a document review, as well as interviews with Human Rights Defenders and extensive qualitative analysis.