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Cambodia: Children build innovative tool to trap rubbish in floating villages
Save the Children press release on children and biobars in Cambodia
NZ$12 MILLION INVESTMENT LAUNCHES GROWTH PROJECT IN CAMBODIA
PHNOM PENH, CAMBODIA – December 02, 2025: A new NZD$12 million project designed to boost rural household incomes and ensure child well-being through climate-resilient horticulture was announced on November 29, 2025, at an event presided over by New Zealand’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, alongside Cambodia’s Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries.
THAILAND-CAMBODIA: Clashes forces the closure of at least 1,200 schools impacting tens of thousands of children
Cambodia’s Ministry of Education said 600 schools have shut in five provinces, affecting the education of about 15,000 students while Thailand’s Ministry of Education has closed about 750 schools following the escalation.
Meun's Voice: From Isolation to Championing Rights of Children with Diverse SOGIESC in Rural Cambodia
With funding support from the Norwegian Organization for Sexual and Gender Diversity (FRI) through Save the Children Norway, Save the Children in Cambodia, in partnership with Cambodia Children and Young People Movement for Child Rights (CCYMCR), is helping underprivileged children and youth in rural areas to unlock their potential and advocate for a safe and supportive space through empowered them with leadership skills to fight for inclusion and equality regarding children's rights.
A Principal's Promise: Ending the Cycle of Violence in Rural Cambodia
"Collaborating closely between the School-Based Child Protection Mechanism and the Community-Based Child Protection Mechanism is crucial for solving issues and protecting children from violence, while also enhancing their mental and physical health," stated Meng Heang, who effectively handled and referred child protection cases at his school.Meng Heang is a 56-year-old school principal at a primary school located in a rural area of Kang Meas district, Kampong Cham, Cambodia, where some schools still face ongoing challenges, as many children report experiencing various forms of violence both at school and in the community. These issues persist due to the ineffective child protection system.
Safeguarding Cambodia's Future: US$40 Million BRACE Project
Phnom Penh, 7 July 2025 — In a landmark effort to confront the escalating climate crisis impacting Cambodian children, Save the Children, in partnership with the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport (MoEYS), proudly announces the launch of the groundbreaking "Building the Climate Resilience of Children and Communities through the Education Sector" (BRACE) project.