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…