In the small coastal villages of Cambodia, children carry hope in their hearts. For many, even the simplest school supplies—a notebook, a pencil, a school bag—can make the difference between learning and being left behind. Across the world, access to…
In the heart of Kampot, along the roads of Tuk Chhou district, sparks of women-led entrepreneurship are brightening communities. One such story belongs to Sou Atykas, a determined mother and businesswoman whose journey reflects resilience and adaptability. >Watch the video…
Along Cambodia’s coastline, mangrove forests are the lifeblood of local communities. In Kep, the Phum Thmey community is showing that conservation and livelihoods can thrive together. At the heart of this effort is one man: Lai Sales. > Watch the…
This week marks an important chapter in our journey to make education accessible for all. Action Education / Aide et Action is delivering 10 community and school libraries across the coastal provinces of Kep and Kampot. “This week, we’re delivering…
Cambodia’s informal workers are finding new ways to turn skills into sustainable livelihoods. Action Education / Aide et Action has empowered Uk Roen and Liv Champeakdey’s family business through access to modern equipment, enabling them to thrive in a competitive…
For Ny Saros, every stitch tells a story — a story of strength, love, and perseverance —proving that empowering one woman can uplift an entire family and community. > Watch the video In Damnak Chang Eur village, in the coastal…
In Cambodia, a large share of the population earns a living in the informal economy, particularly in rural and peri-urban areas. Many women, in particular, rely on home-based activities such as hairdressing, tailoring, or food preparation to support their families.…
Schoolbags in hand, confidence in heart—education must reach every child. Action Education / Aide et Action (AEA) contributes to breaking barriers to education for Cambodia’s low-income families. Nearly 1,000 schoolbags and 8,000 notebooks mean endless opportunities. > Watch the video…
Noun Sopheak, member of the O’Krasar Fishery Community, shares how his community in Kep embraces sustainable aquaculture to secure both livelihoods and the marine environment. At the “Meeting on Strengthening Community Fisheries Management in Kep” on 3 October 2025, Sopheak…
Khann Bory, leader of patrol in the Kep Fishery Community, discusses his community’s dreams — a coastal vision that grows from the hands and hearts of those who live by the shore. The Kep fishery community member shared how his…
