Author: KDT

Construction work on “Arranh Rangsey Primary School” completed

Thanks to the financing of the renowned Swiss company Geberit, the school will receive new infrastructure elements: A school building with 3 large classrooms and pleasant temperatures for the school children to learn in. A building for the 34 teachers with modern equipment, which enables the preparation of lessons and also allows conversations and meetings […]

Infrastructure for 1480 school children

The renowned Swiss company Geberit is implementing its «Social Project 2019» in Cambodia together with Kamboo Project. Two schools in the Siem Reap region receive new infrastructure elements. These include buildings for classes and teachers, drinking water supply as well as sanitary facilities. A total of 1480 school children and 47 teachers will receive help […]

The latest from Kamboo Project

Dear friends of our NGO There have been no newsletters for a while, and it’s time to report out of Kamboo Project again. This as we make tangible progress literally each and every day. Our work on the ground has continued, existing projects continue, new ones have been added, and there are new collaborators. Quality […]

Kamboo Project is now Zewo certified

With great joy we can announce: Since the beginning of this year we are officially Zewo certified! We are capable to fullfill all 21 standards of Zewo. What does that mean? Non-profit organizations which are assessed by Zewo and comply with these standards receive the Zewo quality seal. This is awarded to reputable organizations which […]

Thank you United Asia Charity! Welcome Kamboo Project!

Dear Friends and Followers of our NGO, A good idea… dedicated members… working projects – why does a small NGO like ours need something like a re-branding? If you do the right thing, the name and logo are not so important. It should be about the content and the results you drive. But its not […]

Our most recent project: help through self-help!

Kouk Srok is one of the poorest communities in the Prasat Bakong District in Cambodia with 1300 inhabitants. Initially, we help to fund and erect toilets, houses and schools, but the main focus is on training the locals with our own Khmer staff, who orginially had a disadvantaged background themselves. Hygiene training, English training for […]