The perception that eating bushmeat can cure diseases or supplement health is not right. However, continuing to eat bushmeat can cause serious risks (even death) for your health. Participate in talking about the negative impacts of eating and trading bushmeat together for the safety, health of you and your family, help protect and preserve our environment and natural resources.

#Talk2ProtectOurWildlife​​​​​ #SayNoBushmeat #NegativeImpactOfBushmeatOnHumanHealth #TogetherForCambodiaWildlife #TimeToStandUpForTheWildlife​ ​#TogetherWeSaveOurWildlife ​​#WildlifeIsnotMadicine

Wildlife plays an important role in protecting the environment, natural heritage and national ecotourism, which is an inexhaustible source of income for local communities and the national economy.

What should local communities do to prevent and reduce wildlife trafficking and consumption in Cambodia?

Participate in talking about the negative impacts of eating and trading bushmeat together to protect and conserve the environment, natural resources and encourage the local ecotourism sector to grow steadily to ensure the economic sustainability of local communities and our national economy.

#Talk2ProtectOurWildlife​​​​​ #SayNoBushmeat #NegativeImpactOfBushmeatOnHumanHealth #TogetherForCambodiaWildlife #TimeToStandUpForTheWildlife​ ​#TogetherWeSaveOurWildlife ​​#WildlifeIsnotMadicine

Donor: USAID and ADHOC
Project: Inclusive Participation of Indigenous Child and Youths in CEFM Reduction in indigenous communities (IPICiC)
Implement: MVi
Date: October 29, 2022
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.

Donor: USAID and ADHOC
Project: Inclusive Participation of Indigenous Child and Youths in CEFM Reduction in indigenous communities (IPICiC)
Implement: MVi
Date: October 29, 2022

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.

Forcing a child to marry at a young age can have many consequences or disadvantages for child and parents in the future.

As shown in this educational video, forcing a child (youth) to get married at a young age, she/he forces to live with someone that she/he does not like (love), domestic violence, divorce, health problems and especially the loss of the future due to the compulsion to drop out of school, resulting in the loss of the opportunity to get a better job or career.

Every parent loves their child, wants to see them have a family, have children and grandchildren and happiness in the family, but this video also wants to send a message to all parents: “Forcing children to get married at a young age” It is not the right thing to do, but it is the loss of your children future, and you (parents) only regret it. If you really love your children, please give the opportunity, encourage and motivate them to study hard, that is the right thing to do, thank you!

#As a good parent, you should not force your child to get married at a young age.

Donor: USAID
Project: Youths’ Action for Biodiversity Conservation (YABC)
Activity: Educational Video on I can speak up and support and persuade my friends and family to save forests from not Purchasing Luxury Wood Furniture
Date: March 28, 2022

My Village Organization (MVi) has organized three online campaigns through Online Community Center (OCC) Facebook Page on demand reduction for luxury wood furniture, reducing bushmeat consumption and stopping littering. These campaigns were conducted to increase the understanding and knowledge about the negative impacts of bushmeat consumption, luxury wood furniture and littering on biodiversity, forests, environment and human health and to increase the participation of citizens to support and take positive action for the purpose of reducing bushmeat consumption and demand for luxury wood furniture and stopping littering.

The video below is part of a campaign to Demand Reduction for Luxury Wood Furniture, which will highlight the benefits of forests, the destruction of natural resources through the use of luxury wood furniture, and youth participation to reduce the use of furniture made of luxury wood.

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#TogetherForCambodianForest

#SayNoLuxuryWoodFurniture

#SayNoDamageForest

Facebook Page Link: https://www.facebook.com/OCCMVi 

Facebook Name: Online Community Center

Donor: USAID
Project: Youths’ Action for Biodiversity Conservation (YABC)
Activity:Educational Video on Purchasing Luxury Wood Furniture Would mean that you are contributing to the loss of Cambodia’s beautiful forest
Date: March 28, 2022

My Village Organization (MVi) has organized three online campaigns through Online Community Center (OCC) Facebook Page on demand reduction for luxury wood furniture, reducing bushmeat consumption and stopping littering. These campaigns were conducted to increase the understanding and knowledge about the negative impacts of bushmeat consumption, luxury wood furniture and littering on biodiversity, forests, environment and human health and to increase the participation of citizens to support and take positive action for the purpose of reducing bushmeat consumption and demand for luxury wood furniture and stopping littering.

The video below is part of a campaign to Demand Reduction for Luxury Wood Furniture, which will highlight the benefits of forests, the destruction of natural resources through the use of luxury wood furniture, and the disadvantages deforestation.

#TogetherForCambodianForest

#SayNoLuxuryWoodFurniture

#SayNoDamageForest

Facebook Page Link: https://www.facebook.com/OCCMVi 

Facebook Name: Online Community Center