Ahead of the International Day for the Conservation of the Mangrove Ecosystem on 26 July 2024, Action Education/Aide et Action (AEA) Cambodia underlines the role of environmental education as a powerful tool to address the climate crisis. When children grow…
An application for career guidance has changed students’ life at Phnom Lork lower secondary school. “It is an app that is useful for students to define their personal goals according to their interests,” explains teacher Chab Bory. The Trey Visay…
Straw mats have a rich history rooted in the Angkorian times. Today, craftswomen in Kampot are preserving Khmer traditional weaving skills. They want and deserve to be the leaders of the global eco-trends! Some of them received a co-impact investment…
A bicycle can go a long way for some of the poorest Cambodian children, especially those who go to school in rural areas. Cycling is an appropriate response to the challenges of our time, not only a means of transportation.…
Increasing confidence and learning readiness among children at the early age of primary school is essential. Education Above All’s Educate partnership with Cambodia Consortium of Out-of-School Children (CCOSC) led by Action Education and a part of the Fisher Folk Making…
Cambodian society often looks down on children with disabilities. Some kids just never make it to class. The Cambodian Consortium for Out-of-School Children project, however, has given these kids new chances thanks to cooperation between the Education Above All Foundation…
It is a success story and it is not just about money. Yoeun Sokheng, a 41-year-old woman entrepreneur, delivers a motivational speech on making a significant contribution to society. She has chosen tofu to change the world. Sales revenue for…
Cambodia Consortium Out-of-School Children (CCOSC), in collaboration with Education Above All’s Educate a Child, refurbished a floating school in one of Tonle Sap Lake’s remote flooded villages. The floating mobile school was created to accommodate the children of Kbal Toal’s…
Children with mental disorders in Cambodia can experience social stigma, and the fact that their parents or guardians have a poor understanding of autism is another problem. These children hardly have an opportunity to go to school. But thanks to…
The CO-SAVED, co-funded by the EU, led by Aide et Action (Action Education) and other 20 partners, has been implemented in Cambodia’s coastal regions and is based on a model of sustainable growth that synergizes partnerships across Cambodian society. This…
