In the remote corners of Kampot province lies Slaptaon village, Svay Tong Khang, Kampong Trach, surrounded by rice fields and far from the luxury resorts where tourists unwind by crystal-clear pools. Here, families once struggled daily for access to water—a…
Improved access to clean water is advancing water justice in eight rural villages across Kampong Trach, in Cambodia’s Kampot province. At the centre of this effort is the Phnom Meas Water Station, run by Mong Hak, which has served as…
In the schools of the coastal province of Kampot, something powerful is taking root—knowledge that protects, empowers, and inspires. Action Education / Aide et Action (AEA) seeks to energise young minds to lead healthier lives. On 15 July 2025, vibrant…
For World Youth Skills Day, Action Education / Aide et Action highlights a generation of young Cambodians who are growing not only as academically capable, but also as socially conscious, environmentally aware, and deeply engaged citizens. Education is not just…
As the world marks World Youth Skills Day tomorrow, 15 July 2025, we turn our focus to the power of youth volunteering — as a tool for learning, growth, and leadership. In Cambodia and across the globe, young women are…
Ahead of World Youth Skills Day on 15 July 2025, Ann Channy, Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) Field Officer with Action Education / Aide et Action (AEA), celebrates the brilliant young women who are rising through service. Channy shares how these…
Driven by purpose and powered by education, this young woman is sparking lasting change. Preap Keo, 25, from Antong Sor village in Kep province, is not just a volunteer—she’s a force for change. With a degree in Accounting and Finance…
Sor Sokunthea, 19, from Broang Chrap village in Kampot province, is a Law student at Angkor Khemara University and a community volunteer with Action Education / Aide et Action. She brings energy, compassion, and determination to everything she does. She…
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…
This year marks the 20th anniversary of National Fish Day in Cambodia — an opportunity to reflect on the vital role of fisheries and aquaculture in ensuring food security, supporting local livelihoods, and protecting aquatic ecosystems and natural resources in…
