In this commentary, Future Forum’s Yin Kimleng, sheds light on the overlooked economic realities of Run Ta Ek, a relocation site intended to become a “model city” for displaced communities from Angkor Park.
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https://t.co/iMUhgnsklr
Cambodia’s garment industry drives the economy—but fabric waste is piling up.
In this commentary, Future Forum’s Saly Mikavaty challenges policy gaps by linking environmental harm to economic risk.
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https://t.co/Sx7lGwRSFl
In this commentary, Future Forum's Ses Aronsakda proposes restructuring urban spaces to counter Cambodia’s car-induced public health and emissions crisis.
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https://t.co/w8fF44VQPM
On Saturday, June 6, Future Forum held the “Policy Walk: City Side Walk”.
Our participants joined a guided walk, walkability audit, and discussion to observe sidewalk accessibility challenges and explore inclusive urban planning solutions for Phnom Penh.
Why are rural communities losing land while forests disappear? Futue Forum’s So Lyhong argues Cambodia’s ELCs need urgent reform—for fairness and productivity.
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https://t.co/iTFbap5Kgx
Will Cambodia’s digital progress empower people or deepen gaps? Future Forum’s Morn Piseth argues real benefits require strong safeguards, better infrastructure, and widespread digital skills.
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https://t.co/Rf4ovGg6A1
In this commentary, Future Forum's In Vathanak proposes strong legal frameworks to guide ethical and responsible AI adoption in Cambodia.
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https://t.co/muDQZX6Y77
Congrats to our 28 Inclusive Policy Fellows for their graduation and launch of their book Small Ideas for Inclusive Futures. We thank @AusEmbPP for hosting this remarkable celebration and @dfat@Asia_Foundation@PonlokChomnes for their kind support for IPF at Future Forum.
What’s missing from Phnom Penh’s sidewalk reforms? Future Forum’s Kin Keolakena highlights the urgent need for a long-term, grassroots strategy to transform Phnom Penh’s sidewalks.
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https://t.co/eviuCmYyiM
Can Phnom Penh fix congestion by rethinking its car-first mindset? Future Forum’s Ses Aronsakda argues bold shifts to walking, micro-mobility and better transit could transform urban life.
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https://t.co/P4cXUT16f6
Are Cambodian shophouses failing our aging and disabled family members? Future Forum's Setha Leakhena and Prak Norak advocate for adaptive renovations to create inclusive living spaces for people of all abilities.
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https://t.co/gCvlUMsqa3
Do Cambodia’s labor laws reinforce gender roles? Future Forum’s Yi Mynea argues for gender-neutral parental leave and structural reforms—challenging protectionism in ways that spark rethink of equality.
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https://t.co/Fn7mavy2eh
Could fare-free public transport transform Phnom Penh? Future Forum's Song Daphea argues buses should be a right—urging inclusive, reliable systems to boost ridership and tackle congestion and mobility poverty.
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https://t.co/cZDI2vobEq
Is mobility in Phnom Penh a privilege? Future Forum's Song Daphea argues that inequitable transit systems harm marginalized groups and worsen urban social divisions.
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https://t.co/eUCW8xdaAT
In this commentary, Future Forum’s Yi Mynea calls for a future where household chores and family decisions are shared equally by everyone.
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https://t.co/s978lVYeo2
What if Phnom Penh let kids roam safely? Future Forum’s Sok Chhengleang urges ‘Walkable, Safe School Streets’ to boost independent mobility, improving safety, confidence, and learning.
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https://t.co/mWn7rB3GEu
Is Cambodia’s TVET system ready for a green economy? Future Forum’s CHHEUY Laoteng argues current training lacks renewable-energy and sustainability skills—pressing for urgent reform as 2030 goals approach.
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https://t.co/6eySnDlnR0
Could pagodas help close Cambodia’s rural education gap? Future Forum’s Khem Chanra argues these historic learning spaces can support children’s education—if sustainable funding revives their community role.
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https://t.co/OATkmOHdK8
In this commentary, Future Forum’s Khorn Vuthy discusses how smartphone usage can be effectively incorporated into Cambodia’s educational curriculum to aid digital learning and advancement in the classroom.
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https://t.co/snPWMw5znc