In Cambodia, vibrant ecosystems are thriving, from lush mangroves to abundant marine life. However, these delicate environments are under threat from unsustainable tourism and consumption. That’s why we are excited to present our educational and ethically driven cartoon series, designed…
Aware of the ecological toll of single-use plastics, local food stalls and small vendors are taking steps to protect Cambodia’s ecosystems. Some are offering sustainable alternatives, such as reusable lunch boxes, refillable bottles, and straw bags, to their customers. Cambodia’s…
Cambodia’s fishing communities face significant challenges – climate change, disrupted marine ecosystems, and dwindling fish stocks – but their resilience offers hope for a brighter future. By embracing sustainable aquaculture, they secure their livelihoods while actively participating in the long-term…
In Cambodia’s coastal provinces, local communities are not only preserving the breathtaking beauty of mangrove forests, but also securing sustainable, resilient livelihoods. Among their efforts is the construction of bamboo paths winding through the forest, a powerful symbol of ecological…
Cambodia is rich in natural resources and biodiversity, yet it faces significant challenges from climate change, deforestation, and economic vulnerabilities. These harsh realities threaten local ecosystems and hit rural communities the hardest. Greenhouses in schools are transforming classrooms into thriving…
Action Education (formerly Aide et Action), a French organisation, is leading project CO-SAVED, which aims to aid nearly 400,000 citizens within fishing communities who are adapting to climate change. Supported by a €4 million EU fund, the project targets economic…
The world experienced its warmest month on record in July 2023. The poorest communities in the Global South are the first to be affected by climate change, despite the fact that many have been raising the alarm for decades. A…
The Angkol fishing community’s crab bank in Kep province has been a steady lifeline for the country’s natural crab population. Every month, more than 300 egg-bearing crabs are saved, contributing to a sustainable crab supply amid concerns of a decreasing…
PHNOM PENH – Uong An, the vice president of the Angkol community, launched the second phase of a campaign to preserve sea crabs in Kep and Kampot provinces on July 1, as Cambodia celebrated National Fish Day. For one month,…
A five-week training program has been rolled out in Kampot to equip women entrepreneurs with disabilities grow their home-based businesses. Kampot Province: Women entrepreneurs living with disabilities in Kampot province have gained funds to expand their home-based businesses after completing…
