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- Good Governance and Social Accountability
- Local Economic Development and Climate Change Adaptation
- Sustainable Fisheries and River Conservation
- Sustainable Forest Resource Management
The engagement’s indigenous youth, women networks in commune climate change budget
MVi organized one workshop at provincial levels to aware the champions for commune administration who have allocated more budget for climate change activities in commune plans and award for indigenous women and indigenous youths who are active to work with commune councilors for the success of budget allocation for climate change activities in the
WOMEN LEADING CHANGE: MRS. DORN CHORVY ADVANCES FISH CATCH MONITORING IN SREA SRONUK
At just 23, Mrs. Dorn Chorvy from Srea Sronuk village, Stung Treng province, has emerged as a committed leader in sustainable fisheries. A mother of two, she balances daily fishing and farming to support her daughters’ education.
My True Story Disadvantages of young marriage in indigenous communities
Young marriage is still a challenge in Cambodia, and in some areas, it is considered common, especially in Ratanakkiri and Mondulkiri provinces, where the rate of young people deciding to get married at a young age is up to 36 percent compared to other provinces across the country.
BRIDGING MARGINS: MR. SON BAI AMPLIFIES DISABLED VOICES IN RIVER GOVERNANCE
In the quiet village of Krom, nestled along the Mekong River in Stung Treng province, 46-year-old Mr. Son Bai lives with his wife and daughter in a modest household with no electricity or reliable water supply.