Improved mother & child health
CRDT has been working in the province of Stung Treng to improve the knowledge of parents and caregivers on the importance of a nutritious diet for the health of a mother and her child. This [...]
Ban Moung is almost open-defecation free!
When CRDT visited Bang Moung village in Stung Treng province for the first time, at the start of this year (2018), just over half of the people had their own private toilet. The other half of the [...]
Water Access Bring Improvement of Nutrient Dense Food for Mother-Child’s Health
Ms. Sou Phun a 31-year-old women and pregnant of four months, is a targeted farmer living in Kralaeas village, Pres Rumkel commune, Thalaborivath district in Stung Treng province. She lives there [...]
Community lead total sanitation (CLTS) in Khasha Leav
Cambodian Rural Development Team (CRDT) and its partners have worked tirelessly to improve the health and well-being of rural Cambodian people through many educational programs and developmental [...]
Implementation of Water Supply Systems creates Positive Health Conditions and Makes Life Easier for Indigenous Bnoug Family
Ms. Poeun Pheap dealt with living and agricultural difficulties due to the limited access to water and poor sanitation conditions in her village. These difficulties were largely a result of her [...]
#GivingTuesday
Celebrated on the Tuesday following Thanksgiving (in the U.S.) and the widely recognized shopping events Black Friday and Cyber Monday, #GivingTuesday kicks off the charitable season, when many [...]
Project Launching Workshop on Cambodia Rural Sanitation and Hygiene Promotion
Cambodia is among the poor countries with low economic growth. People in rural communities lack knowledge on economic, social, food security, income generation, hygiene, and sanitation. [...]
Water for Health and Sanitation Promotion among Indigenous Communities
Friday 18 of June 2016 was the grand opening day of Water for Health and Sanitation Promotion among Indigenous Communities project in Pu Cha village, Sre Preah commune, Seima district (Protection [...]
Improved hygiene will bring benefits to many rural people living in Stung Treng Province
Half of rural people living in Strung Treng will have access to toilets by the end of 2018. At the recent launch of a new project to promote better hygiene in Stung Treng, dignitaries, project [...]
Vegetable growing: a sustainable livelihood option
Mr. Ngouy, a farmer living in Pou Char Village shares with us his experience with DAP and CRDT in his village. The Project “Water for Health and Sanitation Promotion among Indigenous Communities [...]