At the edge of the Kbal Romeas River, Liv Sophal checks his floating cages every morning. For the Deputy of the Trapeang Sangkae Fishery Community, Kampot province, seabass farming is more than a source of income—it is a pathway to…
On 27 December 2025, after 20 days of fighting along the Cambodia–Thailand border, a ceasefire brought a fragile but welcome sense of calm to families in Koh Kong. Amid the calm coastal waters, education emerged as a quiet anchor for…
By: Uth Raksmey Chhuon Kongieng PHNOM PENH – Aide et Action Cambodia (AEA) NGO has provided study materials and food to 500 schools in nine provinces, increasing the number of displaced children who have enrolled as border clashes continue. The…
Amid a rapidly worsening conflict in Cambodia, Action Education / Aide et Action continues to support the Chroy Svay community in Koh Kong, strengthening education, livelihoods and community-led ecotourism through sustained partnership. On Cambodia’s south-western coast, where mangroves meet the…
By: Chhuon Kongieng PHNOM PENH – Aide et Action Cambodia (AEA) is providing study materials and clothes for displaced children in border provinces to prevent them from dropping out or losing motivation during school closures. Aide et Action Cambodia supported displaced…
As armed conflict escalates, communities in Cambodia face urgent threats to safety and childhood. Protecting children, supporting families, and fostering hope has never been more vital. Action Education / Aide et Action is on the ground, delivering aid where it…
By: Rin Ousa Cambodia celebrated the 15th International Volunteer Day from Dec. 3 to 5 at the Institute of Technology of Cambodia. Photo: Rin Ousa “I have observed the growing number of volunteers each year,” he said on Dec. 5.…
By: Heang TongPHNOM PENH – Cambodia opened its 12th annual book fair this week, aiming to strengthen reading habits and show the work of local authors, publishers and educators. Cambodia opened its 12th annual book fair this week, aiming to…
Resilient communities are built when families have stable incomes and the freedom to make their own choices. Investing in local initiatives is not just a moral imperative—it is a strategic approach to fostering self-sufficiency, education, and sustainability. In Damnak Chang…
Hunger and malnutrition steal curiosity, laughter, and dreams. Our school feeding programme gives them back. From Kep to Koh Kong, 19 pre-schools, one mission: nourishing children. In the coastal regions of Cambodia, the sun rises over rice fields and sandy…