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WASH supplies are handed over to officials at Ou Rumduol Point of Entry in Battambang province

WASH facilities help migrants in times of crisis

Essential facilities and supplies at Cambodia’s border protected the most vulnerable during the pandemic and will serve travellers for years to come

© UNICEF Cambodia/2022/Nick Sells

Keeping the water flowing during drought

Climate-resilient water supply systems ensure that children have enough clean water to support their health, development and well-being

© UNICEF Cambodia/2022/Bunsak But

Treating menstruation as what it is - normal

Building confidence among schoolgirls across Cambodia and helping to keep their school attendance high

10 February 2022. Ms Yin Sophal, 53, a farmer and the ID poor household with five grandchildren under her care. She is one of many beneficiaries of Svay Rieng’s Open Defecation Free (ODF). She lives in Mrak Teab village, Tras Commune, Romeas Haek District, Svay Rieng Province.

25 February 2022

Svay Rieng leads the way in sanitation for all

In January, Svay Rieng became the first Cambodian province to eradicate open defecation, thanks to a huge effort from national level down to communes

©UNICEF Cambodia/2021/Antoine Raab

Supporting education even as schools are closed again

How UNICEF and partners are working to support schools, teachers and students as Cambodia continues to reel from the pandemic

Mother, Sreymom, with her three-month-old baby at Dar Health Clinic. Chitborie district, Kratie Province, August 2019.

21 October 2019

A healthy start for mothers and babies

When health care centres lack proper sanitation facilities it puts pregnant mothers and new babies at significant risk of preventable infections.