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Social Inclusion
Programme
22 June 2018
Joining forces to invest in the future
Poverty manifests in many forms, so solutions need to be wide-ranging and multi-faceted. They need to be coordinated and tackle the issues on every front.
Groups of students leave school at Kampong Thmar Primary School, Kang Sao village, Santok district, Kampong Thom commune, Kampong Thom province on July 5, 2018.
Programme
21 June 2018
Education for every child, everywhere
An education system based on solid foundations is the cornerstone of a country’s future. Early investment will reap rewards for the whole of Cambodia.
© UNICEF Cambodia/2020/Chansereypich Seng
Report
04 May 2022
Learning Loss Report
Results from a Grade 6 Assessment puts COVID-caused learning loss into hard numbers

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© UNICEF Cambodia/20212/Bunsak But
Photo Essay
04 May 2022
One school’s efforts to tackle learning loss
A recent report confirms students suffered learning loss during COVID-19. We visited a Phnom Penh school to find out how they're helping children catch up
© UNICEF Cambodia/2022/Bunsak But
Photo Essay
07 April 2022
Treating menstruation as what it is - normal
Building confidence among schoolgirls across Cambodia and helping to keep their school attendance high
© UNICEF Cambodia/2020/Antoine Raab
Press release
05 April 2022
New research confirms Cambodian children experienced extensive "learning loss" during COVID-19, requiring increased investment in education
Students at Kampong Prak primary school going back home after their learning hours.
Photo Essay
22 March 2022
Trying to stay afloat
Struggles and hopes in the lives of the landless
Four-year-old preschool student Chhe Vanno (ឆែ វ៉ាន់ណូ) from Kantring Community Preschool beams in front of his house after a home-visit from his teacher.
Article
16 February 2022
Play-based learning keeps students coming back
How social emotional learning is changing how Cambodia’s youngest students learn
Catherine Russell, eighth Executive Director of UNICEF, stands for a portrait at UNICEF Headquarters in New York, United States of America, on 31 January 2022, on the eve of assuming her new role.
Press release
02 February 2022
Catherine Russell assumes functions as new UNICEF Executive Director
© UNICEF Cambodia/2021/Antoine Raab
Article
21 January 2022
How schools prepared for a new school year
As we celebrate the beginning of a new school year in Cambodia, we tell the stories of those who worked hard to make it possible.
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