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Koh Sdach Island: Building Foundations for Water Equity at a Primary School
Access to clean, safe drinking water remains a critical challenge for many remote communities in Cambodia. Water inequity impacts health, education, livelihoods, and well-being. Bridging this gap is essential for dignity and resilience—so we build sustainable water filtration systems where…
The Global Crisis, Reflected Locally: Water Justice Starts With Children in Kampot
In Cambodia, Kampot’s postcard-perfect coastline, natural beauty, and luxury resorts paint a glittering image for global tourists. But behind the scenes lies a far more disturbing truth: many communities—especially schoolchildren—are being left behind in the most basic of human rights:…
Addressing Gender and Disability: Double Discrimination, Double Strength
Not all marginalization is the same. For women with disabilities, exclusion is multiple and layered. They are pushed to the margins not just once—but over and over again. For being women. For being disabled. For living in poverty. For being…
Thinking Equal Access to Quality of Education from a Postcolonial Approach
Evidently, socio-economic disparities that were established during the colonial period persist in the postcolonial era. In this blog post, I clarify how colonial legacies have a significant role in perpetuating injustice. I contend that the unequal systems of education contribute…
Digital Inclusion to Empower Communities: The Case of AirBnB in Kep
Because digital exclusion exacerbates socio-economic inequities, bridging the digital divide presents significant opportunities to unlock local communities’ full potential in the sector of tourism. I believe, as many others, that community businesses can leverage tourism as a catalyst for local…
Water Injustice? A Colonial Legacy Choose Responsible Tourism for People and Planet
Access to clean water is a fundamental human right, yet inequalities persist both locally and globally. In this blog post, I provide a postcolonial perspective on water injustice, using the example of Kep in Cambodia to highlight the system which…
Changing the Dominant Narrative: Time is up! The Era of Neo-colonial Tourism is Over
Tourism’s ties to colonialism are firmly embedded in Kep, a beach town known as a haven of peace and a paradise for the wealthy. My goal is to promote responsible eco-tourism for the benefit of fishing communities, which is inevitably…
Happy Tourism: Choose Green, Choose Responsibly, Choose Community Businesses!
The intent of this op-ed is to contribute to the decolonization of Kep’s economy by ending the vicious circle of economic inequality that a neo-colonialist mindset perpetuates. To this end, I do not only emphasize the tourism industry’s most abusive…
Economic growth? A Green and Grassroots Approach to Development
While livelihoods and poverty reduction remain top priority concerns, we must recognize that economic development, as we know it via industrialization, is unsustainable in a world with limited resources. The promotion of a green economy and the empowerment of grassroots…