A small, rural community pre-school called Prey Takoy is located in the middle of rice fields in Kep, Cambodia. This morning, 18 children from 3 to 6 years old are having a great time running around and playing in the…
According to UN data, only 29% of the population in Cambodia uses safely managed sanitation facilities. [1] Water is essential to health, poverty reduction, food security, ecosystems, education and human rights. Poor countries are becoming increasingly vulnerable to climate change…
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…
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…
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…
Water and sanitation for education, health and dignity This morning, children are playing in the schoolyard at Hun Sen Chamkarbey primary school, where CO-SAVED contributed to renovate latrines and install a handwashing station. Children are rushing around it with excitement.…
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…
PON Pong, a Dang Run Primary School student, dropped out a year ago before being approached by the school principal and social worker. The school and social worker had tried several to convince him to send him back to school…
The CO-SAVED project, funded by the EU, led by Aide et Action (Action Education) and implemented in Cambodia’s coastal regions, is based on a model of sustainable growth that synergizes partnerships across Cambodian society. This means CO-SAVED brings together local…
Aide et Action (Action Education) team regularly visits the protected zone of Angkoal in Kep, Cambodia, to meet fishermen and community members. This morning, AEA field workers distributed T-shirts with a crab saying “Please, release me, I have a million…
