Childfund Cambodia has announced that it will shift its focus from Svay Rieng province to other impoverished areas. The Cambodian branch of the Australian NGO began its operations in Svay Rieng in 2007, and has since extended its programmes to Battambang, Kratie and Prey Veng provinces.
The South Korean International Development Agency (KOICA) has agreed to provide more than $1.4 million in assistance to ChildFund Cambodia over the next three years to strengthen the education system for 17 rural primary schools in Chhlong district of Kratie province.
The education ministry and partner institutions are discussing plans to promote and support the digital literacy training process in public primary and secondary schools, in response to the growing digitalisation of society and the need to teach students skills that meet human resources needs.
The NGO ChildFund has announced its strategic plan for 2022-2025 as well as a brand-new online safety project “Swipe Safe” to protect children from online abuse of all kinds.
Minister of Women’s Affairs Ing Kantha Phavi virtually launched three different toolkits on positive parenting to promote positive child education through increased knowledge and skills and access to appropriate and timely parenting support.