The Chroi Svay community is revitalizing local water ecosystems while also attracting environmentally conscious tourists. Through ecological restoration, they are welcoming nature lovers—and optimism—back to the community. This is a story of fish, hope, and clean waters. Along Cambodia’s coastline,…
Cambodia’s mangrove forests are not just scenic wetlands — they are a living defense against climate change, vital habitats for biodiversity, and the lifeblood of coastal communities. Environmental education outreach on mangrove conservation is not only timely; it’s vital. The…
Coastal schools in Cambodia face literacy challenges due to limited access to books, inadequate educational resources, and insufficient infrastructure. Yet, in the face of these barriers, Andoung Teuk Primary School in Koh Kong is actively shaping a brighter, inspiring future…
In Koh Sdach, a small island off the coast of southwestern Cambodia, the leadership of young students like Heng Sanhy demonstrates the power of youth engagement in building climate resilience. Although island communities from countries of the Global South contribute…
Cambodia’s island populations often face significant health risks due to geographical isolation, limited infrastructure, and scarce medical resources—challenges further intensified by the growing impacts of climate change. Supporting community-driven health education in schools empowers them to prevent disease and build…
On 9 May 2025, Action Education / Aide et Action (AEA) Cambodia celebrated Europe Day and its long-standing partnership with the European Union (EU). As our Country Director, Samphors Vorn, shared: “Happy birthday to the European Union. Wish you all…
Cambodia’s coastal communities are living on the frontlines of a climate crisis they did not create. Though they contribute very little to global emissions, these communities face some of the worst impacts of climate change. With its long, low-lying coastline…
Improved school infrastructure, as seen at Damnak Chang Ouer Primary School in Kep, brings dignity and hope to students and teachers alike. In Cambodia, many schools face poor conditions, making learning uncomfortable and, at times, physically unsafe. Years of exposure…
Kampong Samaky, nestled in the coastal stretch of Kampot province, is a model of community-driven sustainability. As Cambodia’s coastal communities are among the most vulnerable to climate change, Kampong Samaky eco-resort stands as a powerful symbol of resilience. Rising sea…
Installing latrines and handwashing stations in schools is much more than a matter of basic hygiene—it is a powerful investment in health, education, gender equality, and sustainability. The lack of basic sanitation is a global injustice, one that quietly denies…
