Civic-Champion Training for Strengthening WASH Governance in Kandal Province with a total of 41 participants (18 females) from January 20th to 22nd, 2025.
The Civic Champions of WASH Program is based on the belief that anyone can be a leader.
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Clean water brings hope.
So does meeting people who understand the gravity of the water crisis and are committed to tackling it.
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On August 3rd, 2023, a delegation consisting of representatives from the Department of Rural Development, WASH focal persons from Kratie, Ratanakiri, Preah Vihear provinces, as well as members from Plan International and WaterAid, visited Khsach Kandal district in Kandal province
In collaboration with UNICEF Cambodia, WaterAid Cambodia organized a Training of Trainer (ToT) program for the National Core Team (NCT) on the topic of "Replicable Rural Sanitation System Strengthening Resource Package (RRSSSRP)" from 26-28 July, 2023.
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WaterAid Cambodia and UNICEF joined forces to organize the "Universal Access to Sustainable and Safely Managed Sanitation (SMS) Workshop." This collaborative effort took place at the Himawari Hotel in Phnom Penh, Cambodia on 24-26 of May, 2023.
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"I have better understanding about hand washing with soap, using a latrine, drinking safe water and managing menstrual health. I also learnt facilitation skills to continue to support my peers." said Touch 🥰 after joining the basic WASH training at the factory.
"I want to see our country clean" - said Savong, a sanitation worker in Battambang province.
Witness the remarkable journey of Savong as he embarks on his path as a Sanitation Worker in the province of Battambang.
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