Save the Children International Cambodia’s RECOVER project aimed at reducing male violence against women and children, which is unacceptably high, via positive parenting groups, Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) sessions for couples to reduce...
Despite steady economic progress since the mid-1990s and some positive trends in health and nutrition, malnutrition in Cambodia has remained high. The 2014 Cambodia Demographic and Health Survey found that one in four children under five is...
Save the Children Cambodia with funding from Save the Children Hong Kong publishes an endline report on the Raising Awareness and Innovative Strategies for ECD (RAISE) project detailing the approaches adopted to improve early childhood development...
This success story highlights the Conditional Cash Transfer activity and its impact on Ms. Oeub Hoeub, who enrolled in the program in 2016 and after attending a village fair, created a small home garden, set up a handwashing station, and tracks...
This case study discusses the Child Length Mat, a non-clinical, community tool developed by the Manoff Group (TMG), a NOURISH partner, to help families visualize linear growth and to encourage timely action to prevent malnutrition. The length mat...
Save the Children International Cambodia’s RECOVER project aimed at reducing male violence against women and children, which is unacceptably high, via positive parenting groups, Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) sessions for couples to reduce...
This case study discusses the challenges of poverty and food insecurity in rural Cambodia and the NOURISH project’s Conditional Cash Transfer initiative, which provides payments for key health and nutrition services and practices. It...
This policy brief presents the headline findings of an assessment of the social protection sector in Cambodia from a child-sensitive lens.
This short success story shows how Ms. Tao Eng, a mother from Pursat, uses what she learned from NOURISH activities to grow a garden at home to provide nutrious food for her children and earn income and takes her children to receive health...
This evaluation found that the EQUAL project was successful in achieving the four planned outcomes of (1) more effective teaching and learning in schools through pedagogy and teaching techniques that are child-friendly and inclusive, (2)...