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INCLUSIVE GOVERNANCE IN ACTION: Indigenous Women Shaping Local Development
Historically sidelined from governance, Indigenous communities in Mondulkiri, Cambodia, are now reclaiming their seat at the policy table discussion. This transformative initiative was supported by My Village Organization (MVi).
RESILIENCE AFTER RESETTLEMENT: THE LEADERSHIP JOURNEY OF MRS. DON CHORVY
In Srea Sronuk village of Stung Treng province, Mrs. Don Chorvy stands as a powerful symbol of resilience and advocacy. Following the resettlement of her community due to the Srea Pok III hydropower dam, she emerged as a key voice for those grappling with the aftermath of large-scale development.
Bushmeat is not good for health, please join together to stop eating and buying bushmeat
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
FROM HESITATION TO LEADERSHIP: A WOMAN’S VOICE IN WATER GOVERNANCE
In Koh Snaeng village, nestled along the Mekong River, 26-year-old fisherwoman Mrs. Korn Samdorn once lived quietly, her daily life shaped by the river’s rhythms.



