Our work in these villages started in 2014. As a result, we have been able to observe measurable clean water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) improvements. However, other non-WASH activities are
Last week a visiting Rotarian asked that question. The answer is not straightforward. He was told $90.–. Let’s take a closer look, keeping in mind sustainability which is all important
After a brief orientation at Water for Cambodia the students were split into two groups… construction and installation. The installation group accompanied us to the village for the morning session.
This lovely Granny has endured three wars. She now helps raise her Grandchildren and we are going to make sure they have clean water. Wrapping up the second community meeting
Meeting Day 1 with the Village Chief and his deputy Old well but rigged to work. The team conducted water tests on 5 wells to get a reading on
It has been three and a half years since we last visited Cambodia. We are still dedicated to a Holistic solution to WASH and we are working with other NGOs
Jen, Shelby and I get the accolades, but we are truly the tip of the iceberg. We get to travel to exotic lands and spend other people’s money helping the
What a productive week in the villages! We met with 3 village chiefs from our 2018 field work in Char, Romeat and Kandal to make sure all systems were functioning,
Below is a picture of Samley, our project manager, conducting a beneficiary interview. He and his assistant, Huch, visited over 200 prospective beneficiaries. They determine the family’s need. It is
Water for Cambodia April 10 at 4:26 AM · Hand washing is the most effective measure for preventing the spread of COVID-19, provided the poor and vulnerable have access to