Co-Invest in People
CO-IMPACT is improving school infrastructure, quality of teaching, by providing in-kind support, scholarships, and non-formal education, as well as remedial classes for at-risk children.
Co-Invest in Prosperity,
CO-IMPACT is upskilling and investing in social enterprises to foster innovation and contribute to Cambodia’s society and economy.
Co-Invest in Planet
CO-IMPACT is working with local communities and authorities to solve local problems in water access, waste management, clean energy, environmental conservation, and management of fisheries resources.
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Our partners and co-investors have years of experiences in their respective expertises.
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We want to see our fishing communities benefit from our project, in which their activities of the fishing communities improved in term of the development of waste management. We will support any new alternative businesses project in the field of eco-tourism, hospitality, and around 60 businesses. These businesses would have received the Impact Investment Funds to expand their businesses, create jobs as well as increase productivity, contribute to poverty reduction and improve people’s lives.
Mr. VORN Samphos, Country Director, Aide et Action/Action Education
We want to see the fishing communities in the coastal areas have better accesses and improved livelihoods, while their children have access to quality education, improve their family livelihood, and access to other social services, related to clean water, and sanitation, as much as others.
