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RainWater Cambodia (RWC) was established in 2004, and is managed by a dynamic group of Cambodian people; and has been a lead organization or partner organization in over 50 projects working with rural communities to improve their access to safe drinking water, sanitation and climate change adaptation. In 2009-2011, RWC was awarded from a Good and Professional Practice managed by CCC and currently RWC is on the process of submission to re-award. And 2016, RWC has won Energy Globe – Austria 2016 national award on its rainwater harvesting formulization project in rural Cambodia.

RWC currently is looking for positions below:

1-RWC-WASH Officer Intern

2-RWC-WASH Technician Intern

WASH Project Achievements – Supported by HAMAP

We’re proud to share the accomplishments of our WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene) project in 2024, made possible through the generous support of HAMAP

Together, we are making a difference for healthier, safer, and more resilient communities! 💙

Operation and Maintenance Training on Rainwater System-Davish Yu Water Fund

RWC was commissioned by Japan Water Forum with fund support from Davish Yu Water Fund for the project implementation namely “The power of rainwater – Supporting poor and most marginalized families on access to safe drinking water in Stung Thmei village, Pramouy commune, Veal Veng district, Pursat province” from August 2024 – January 2025.

The overall goal of the project is “Marginalised families increase access to water supply and adaptation to certain drought through support on rainwater harvesting risk management systems”.

To achieve the project goal, there are two main specific objectives are proposed as follows:

  1. The poorest community and most vulnerable peoples increased access to improved water source and safe drinking water through investing in rainwater harvesting system
  2. The communities as community protected areas members, village focal points and school children increased their knowledge on water safety plan and proper hygiene practice.

 

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Girl’s Day Project Phase 1 Closure Workshop

Thursday, 20th February 2025, RWC in collaboration with District of Education, Youth and Sport organized the first phase project closure workshop namely “Improving the menstrual health and hygiene management in remoteness schools in Preah Vihear province” at the Rovieng district hall, chaired by H.E. Dr.Soeur Socheata, Undersecretary of State, Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports. Objectives:
(i) To present the progress, key learnings and successes of the project.
(ii) To discuss on the key points, challenges and plans to ensure the sustainability of the project
(iii) To disseminate of 711 of menstrual hygiene kits to 21schools.
21 schools in Rovieng district successfully implemented the girls’ menstruation health and hygiene project
RainWater Cambodia (RWC) has successfully conducted the “Improving Menstrual Health and Hygiene Management” project, which has benefited and supported 21 schools in Rovieng District, Preah Vihear Province, throughout the last year.
The pilot project titled “Improving menstrual health and hygiene management” in schools will run from September 2024 to January 2025. Phonix e.V. funded the initiative through KHA, which helped 21 schools in Rovieng District, Preah Vihear Province, including 16 primary  schools and 5 secondary schools.
Speaking at the project closure workshop, H.E. Dr. Soeur Socheata, Undersecretary of State Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport, said that although the period of collaboration between Rainwater Cambodia and the ministry was short, the results of the project clearly demonstrated that all stakeholders worked together to address the most important topic, which is strengthening the effectiveness of reproductive health for children and young women. She added that the government is committed to promoting reproductive health for children and young women as a foundation for their overall development, which needs to start with knowledge, skills and attitudes related to reproductive health, especially for girls who have just started and are menstruating.
“The challenges our young people face in accessing education and comprehensive reproductive health services are complex and multifaceted, cultural misunderstandings, traditional practices which making them to maintain the girls’ menstrual health,” she said.

Pheng Kea, the Executive Director of RainWater Cambodia, focuses on Cambodia’s water and sanitation sectors.
He added that RWC is currently targeting Pursat, Battambang, Kampong Thom, and Preah Vihear provinces, with two major projects in Preah Vihear province: first, the Stung Sen Basin project, which is being managed in collaboration with the Tonle Sap Authority’s ministry of water resources and meteorology. He added that the final project is related to girls’ menstrual health and hygiene because it contributes to improving the health of the population, particularly children, in response to the national strategy on health promotion through health education, disease prevention, and the provision of essential health services, environmental sanitation, and the provision of clean water to education staff and students in phases.
Caption: H.E. Soeur Socheata, the Undersecretary of State at the Ministry of Education, Youth, and Sport, attended the project closure workshop on “Improving Menstrual Health and Hygiene Management” in Preah Vihear province:
Credit photo: RainWater Cambodia.

RWC’s Annual Review Meeting

RWC’s general annual meeting review 2024, celebrating our success and plan a head is annually conducted. The meet always conducts to annually review with an amazing result and fun as all RWC family members have enjoyed most of the activities during the annual review in which taken place from 25th, December 2024 in Siem Reap province.

It was successfully organised as we have reached our expected results including

(i) Reflecting on progress and key lessons learned in 2024.
(ii) Presenting the mid-term review of RainWater Cambodia’s Strategy Plan 2022–2026.
(iii) Reviewing RainWater Cambodia’s policies.
Finally, the meeting defined a mission statement and actions for 2025 is Good Strategy and Practice Lead to Success!

 

Project agreement with HAMAP for Humanitaire

On November 24, 2024, The project grant agreement between RainWater Cambodia (RWC) with the donor HAMAP for Humanitaire organization was signed for the execution of the project “Improving access to drinking water sanitation and hygiene in the Dang Kambet Commune, Sandan District, Kampong Thom Province- Stung Sen basin, Cambodia” from January 2025 to December 2026. This project under Stung Sen Basin, which focused on the improving health of local community and students through access to clean water and proper good hygiene practices.

Project kick off meeting

13 August 2024. Project kick off meeting- The power of rainwater -supporting poor and marginalized families on access to safe drinking water in Stung Thmei village, Pramouy commune, Veal Veng district, Pursat province with Funded by Davish Yu Fund and Japan Water Forum. @Stung Thmei primary school, with 12 participants, 03 females.

WASH in Health Care Facilities Closing Workshop

The key actions and recommendations for stakeholders to continued effort for increasing access to improved WASH Facilities and WASH Fit improvement in the health centre are raised through the inputs made by the PHD, OD and health centres, project VHSGs and adoption the key finding from the evaluation result’s finding. In May 17, 2024, RainWater Cambodia has organized a meeting closure workshop of the project namely: “Improving the health situation in western Cambodia through WASH capacity building in community health centres and communities” in six operational districts of health in Battambang, Bantheay Meanchey and Oddor Meanchey provinces with project funding support from BZM via Engagement Global from June 2022 – May 2024. The meeting aimed to share the present the progress, key learning and success stories of the project, to handover project outcome to stakeholder, especially health centres. With 30 participants with 04 female attended.

As a result, stakeholders has shared their experiences and discussed and provided key inputs for improvement and sustainable of WASH Facilities. The sustainability aspects have covered the strongly support from participants in future action, skill and knowledge of them in project implementation the WASH Fit Too and follow up and monitor the WASH Fit development plan in health centres.

 

THE 20TH YEAR ANNIVERSARY OF THE RAINWATER CAMBODIA

RainWater Cambodia (RWC) established in 2004, and managed by a dynamic group of Cambodian people. RWC has been a lead organization or partner organization in over 50 projects working with rural communities to improve their access to safe drinking water, sanitation and climate change adaptation. In 2009-2011, RWC awarded from a good and Professional practice managed by CCC and currently RWC is on the process of submission to re-award. Moreover, 2016 RWC has won Energy Globe –Austria 2016 national award on its rainwater harvesting formulization project in rural Cambodia. Up to date, RWC used to work in 15 provinces and the capital of Cambodia, Phnom Penh.

RWC is a member of WATSAN sub group, which chaired by ministry of rural development, member of Cooperation Committee for Cambodia, member of International Rainwater Harvesting Alliance in Geneva – Switzerland and a member of SUN-CSA.

To mark the 20th year anniversary of the organization, RWC would like to organize it celebration on 23rd February 2024, to gather founder, board of director, development partners, and stakeholders and share the achievement with the years. Whatever the anniversary, it gives us to look back over the years since the event we are marking.

Objectives

  • To celebrate our work on WASH sector in Cambodia and share our way forward beyond 2024
  • To thank all supports made by all RWC founder, board of directors, staff, colleagues, donors, stakeholders, government, local authorities and beneficiaries

RWC’s general annual meeting review 2023

RWC’s general annual meeting review 2023, celebrating our success and plan a head is annually conducted. The meeting always conducts to annually review with an amazing result and fun as all RWC family members have enjoyed most of the activities during the annual review in which taken place from 26th-28th, December 2023 in Legend hotel and resort at Preah Sihanouk and Beong Baithong Restaurant and Resort at Phnom Penh with all 11 participants (04 females). It was successfully organised as we have reached our expected results including
(i), what changes we have made ?
(ii) work plan and mission for 2023
(iii). internal policies review. We would like to extend our thank you very much for all of your support to get reach our great results in 2023.

Finally, the meeting defined a mission statement and actions for 2024, “We ready to raise and respond to our work!”, Start now-Do now!

Hosting visit Mr. Roland Debschutz, president of KHA

On November 16th-17th, 2023, RainWater Cambodia, Thmar Koul, and Poi Pet operational district hosted Mr. Roland Debschutz, president of KHA to visit health centres and visit vulnerable household upgrading RWH safety plan under the project. Six health centers of Thmar Koul OD and three health centre of Poi Pet OD were visited and met director or representative of health centre to talk on the project intervention for improving the health centre WASH facilities such as: hand washing station, inclusive latrine, handrail, incinerator, bottles pit, placenta pits and ramps, etc. Furthermore, visitors met some vulnerable households, community hall, and village health support group members who received training on rainwater harvesting safety plans including first flush system. Finally, visitor was very appreciated for taking the time to see the project achievements in these health centre.

RWC 3rd Quarterly Reflection Meeting

“Reflection – Learning – Implementation” RWC 3rd quarterly reflection meeting 10-11 October 2023 focuses on reflection of progress against planning, staff capacity building, continued implementation of its plan.

Board of Director’s Meeting

RainWater Cambodia board of director’s meeting in Phnom Penh on 07th September 2023, under Dr. Sok Long Board Director, Mr. Kith Khemrarith founder of RWC, staff and student from HAMAP for Humanitaire. Purpose of meeting:
– To present the progress update of RWC in 2023 and workplan for next semester
– To present the mission from students from Hamap for Humanitaire in RWC

P6566: Semi-Annual Meeting

On Friday, June 23, 2023, RainyWater Cambodia, in collaboration with the Department of Health of Battambang Provincial Administration, organized a workshop to reflect on the project “Improving the health situation in western Cambodia through WASH capacity building in community health centers and communities” under HE Tin Saravuth, Deputy of Battambang Provincial Governor, Representative of Battambang Provincial Health Department, Banteay Meanchey Province, Oddor Meanchey Province Target district in Battambang province, Operational District, health center and development partner organization working in related WASH, a total of 30 participants, 08 females. The purpose of this workshop is to present the interventions and achievements of the project for one year. In order to achieve the effectiveness and sustainability of the guidelines on Water, Sanitation and Hygiene in health care facilities, HE Tin Saravuth, Deputy Battambang provincial Governor, made some recommendations:

1-Department of Health and Operational District help to maintain clean water equipment
And basic hygiene, regular cleaning.
2. The district/commune administration shall help to check the priority needs of the health center by including water and sanitation in the commune and district investment plan.
3-Development partner institutions continue to support the health centre, both physical and non-physical, so that our health center becomes a standard health center with more customers and visitors.
4-District, Commune, and Village Administration help to promote household rainwater harvesting safety plan to give communities access to clean water.

World Water Day 2023 “Clean Jars! Safe Rainwater”

World Water Day is celebrated annually on March 22, focusing on the importance of freshwater and advocating for sustainable management of water resources. It is about taking action to tackle the global water crisis in support of Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 6.

In 2023, the theme of World Water Day will focus on “accelerating change to address the water and sanitation crisis.” In addition, RainWater Cambodia has celebrated it’s World Water Day with the theme “​ Clean Jars! Safe Rainwater ”. The campaign aims to make people in the communities and health centers in the target areas aware of the context of water scarcity and sanitation and to increase awareness of the importance of water sources, in particular the focus on safe rainwater collection. In addition, enables to upgrade on water storage facilities and rainwater harvesting through technical risk managed with access to safe water and improving health.

All participants also take the dialogue of inspire for the question associated to the slogan of the campaign consists of the activities of visit pictures on booth and providing the gifts lucky draw.

Group photo with participatory in Boeung Raing village, O’Srolav commune, Malai district.

SENG SEYMA: Admin and Finance Assistant

SENG SEYMA: Admin and Finance Assistant (Good Communication and Teamwork)

SENG SEYMA is a third year student pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Management of Preah Kossomak Polytechnic Institute. In February 2023, she started working with RainWater Cambodia as an admin and financial assistant. She is extremely committed to her work and enjoy working with Rainwater Cambodia to support visions and missions by supporting rural communities to improve their access to sanitation, water and climate adaptation. She expect after working with Rainwater Cambodia, she hope to gain a lot of knowledge through this program and good relationship with team.

P6566: WASH Facilities validation in Health Care Centres

From 24 to 25 January 2023, Rainwater Cambodia (RWC) organized the visit to assess the construction of water sanitation and hygiene facilities under project ” Improving the Health of the People of Northwestern Cambodia by Strengthening Water and Sanitation Capacity in Health Centers and Communities ” Funded by BMZ Germany through KleineHilfarbeit e.V. (KHa).

The objective of this visit is to access the progress of the construction in target health centers and to ensure that the construction are going according to plan. In addition, Mr. Pheng Kea, Executive Director of RainWater Cambodia and the technical team inspected the construction of 10 WASH facilities including Tapho, Sarang, Kork Kathin, Phum Thmey, Chak Puok, Boeung Trakoun, Kouk Romiet and Banteay Chhmar located in Thmar Puok district and O Bei Choan located in Poipet operational district.​ These facilities included hand washing station, inclusive latrine, ramps for the disabled, incinerators, waste storage facilities and water system improvements. As a result of the overall assessment, all construction of WASH facilities are in accordance with the technical plans and plans prepared. In particular, to evaluating the construction is beautiful, high quality and efficient. Beside the visiting, in addition to assessing the construction of WASH facilities at health centres, Mr. Pheng Kea attended a meeting to reflect on the progress of the project, providing support to the project team for the next steps.

GESCOD: “Syndicate for water management committee in clean water supply operation in Teuk Kraham commune, Chham Khsan district, Preah Vihear province”

The Dissemination’s Meeting on “Marketing and Opening for Water Pipeline System Registration”

On Tuesday, January 17th, 2023, Rainwater Cambodia organized a meeting on marketing dissemination and opening of water supply pipeline system registration in the house for local community lived in Teuk Kraham and Chaom Ksan commune, Chaom Ksan district, Preah Vihear province​, in which project support fund by GESCOD under the Tonle Sap Authority and Integrated Water Resource Management – Stung Sen Basin.

Marketing​ is a part of the business plan and its demonstrates the Water Management Committee’s strategic and encourages local community people to invest in the water supply pipeline connection for increased access to safe water and improving of community health. There were in total of 34 participants and 25 women at the Tuol Andet pagoda in Teuk Krahorm commune participated. The meeting aim at informing the local habitants on key features of the services as connection fee, tariff and seeking the household who are interesting for a pipeline water supply system. As a result, there are 12 households registered for the water supply pipeline during the first of marketing step. In addition, the participants has also a visited the technical of water supply station processing directly.

HAMAP Humanitaire: The workshop on “Support WMC to improve access to safe and hygiene drinking water for community in Tang Krasao and Reaksa communes in Kampong Thom and Preah Vihear province”

The workshop on “Support WMC to improve access to safe and hygiene drinking water for community in Tang Krasao and Reaksa communes in Kampong Thom and Preah Vihear province”

On Friday, December 23th, 2022, Rainwater Cambodia organized a workshop on officially project launching namely: to exit the project namely: “Support WMC to improve access to safe and hygiene drinking water for community in Tang Krasau and Reaksa communes in Kampong Thom and Preah Vihear province” under supported fund by RHIN-MUESE Water Agency, HAMAP for Humanitaire.

The increased partnership engagement is key, RWC conducted this workshop with aims at: demonstrating the background information of project, activity of breakdown workplan; and sharing the result of study research in the project areas. With a total of 15 participants and 2 females attended. In particular, participants also offered the key recommendation in project implementation. Occasionally, the water management committee from Ngorn commune also shared the lesson learnt from the water system operation. At the end of the meeting, Executive director from RWC and Tang​krasao commune chief have signed on project partnership agreement with seen by Brasat Sambo district administration.

SGP-GEF-UNDP: “Upgrading from handpump to piped water supply for small community in Stung Thmey village, Pramouy commune, Veal Veng district, Pursat province”

Upgrading from handpump to piped water supply for small community in Stung Thmey village, Pramouy commune, Veal Veng district, Pursat province.

RainWater Cambodia (RWC) and its partner Stung Thmey’s community protected area have designed and implemented solar powered drinking water for supply water in community which are designed to complement water supply and demonstration of clean energy by using solar pumping system. The system composes of borehole and solar pumping extract water to water tower 15,000L and supply to householders in community and measured by households water meter and tariff is collected in monthly basis. The system is implemented on a household scale in which affected from drought and where poor water access. Community protected area committee was topped up with define clear roles and responsibilities on water supply and small farming beside the protection forestry in their village. The project was financed by SGP-UNDP from July 2022 – June 2023.

HAMAP Humanitaire: Training workshop on ” Business plan and marketing strategy in water system operation “

On Thursday, October 20, 2022, RainWater Cambodia organized a training course on business planning and marketing strategy in the water station management process provided to water management committee in 07 communes in which funded by HAMAP. This training conducted in one day, there were 26 participants with 03 female attended.

Seeing the need​ of support in the business planning and marketing strategy of the seven water station management committees, Rainwater Cambodia organized this training in order to all participants well understanding the process​ of business planning and marketing strategy. In addition enable to develop business planning and marketing strategies for water supply system to community. As a result, the participants carried out the business plan preparation and monitoring and evaluation of the business plan at each water station system. In addition, Rainwater Cambodia has invited an honorary speaker, Mr. Bien Kong, Head of Kampong Thom Provincial Water Supply Authority to share his experience on water supply business management with participants. Moreover, all participants also visited the water supply chain in Kampong Thom Water Supply Station.

Training workshop on ” Business plan and marketing strategy in water system operation “

P6566: ” Official Project Launching “

On September 16th, 2022, RainWater Cambodia in partnership with Banteay Meanchey Provincial Health Department organized the official project launching on “Water, Sanitation and Hygiene in Health Care Facilities” under chairman by HE Dr. Le Chansangvat, PHD of Banteay Meanchey Province, HE Dr. Khlok Huot, PHD of Oddor Meancheyl, Mr. Pheng Kea, Executive Director of RainWater Cambodia, representatives of PHD Battambang province, ODs and partner organizations with a total of 27 participants. In order to disseminate the national guidelines for Water, Sanitation and Hygiene in Health Care Facilities and present the project progress and next plan.

Nong Boroth: Project Assistant and Driver

Nong Boroth: Project Assistant and Driver-(Photography skill, Teamwork, Good communication)

NONG BOROTH is a fresh graduated Bachelor’s degree of Natural Resources Management and Development at Royal University of Phnom Penh (RUPP) and has been volunteering with RWC since 2021 he works as a project assistant and help to support the project field. As a development student I’m really enjoyable this working and I have committed to support RWC project throughout the mission and vision. Currently is in charge in the project name “Improving the health situation in western Cambodia though WASH capacity building in community health centers and communities” as a project officer assistant and driver base in Banteay Meanchey province.

Eng Sokhen: WASH BCC Officer

Eng Sokhen: WASH BCC Officer (Report writing skill, teamwork, good communication)

Eng Sokhen has experiences in a variety of community development, water sanitation and hygiene (WASH), sustainable agriculture, integrated pest management (IPM), agriculture extension, farmer life school trainings, land right education, project development, capacity buildings and trainings, extensive background, and skills in designing, managing, and monitoring, and evaluation of development projects with local and international organizations. Sokhen hold a Bachelor of Science in Agronomy, specializing in Rural Development from Maharishi Vedic University (MVU), Prey Veng Province in 2004, and starting work for RainWater Cambodai in July 2022 as a WASH Behavior Change Communication Officer in the project name: “Improving the health situation in western Cambodia though WASH capacity building in community health centers and communities” base in Banteay Meanchey province.

P6566: “Improving The Health Situation In Western Cambodia Through WASH Capacity Building In Community Health Centers And Communities”

KAM139: Safeguarding Training Workshop

On 08 July 2022, RWC team organized a training course on “ Safeguarding “ for main focal point in 10 targets villages, located at Sdock Pravoeuk commune hall, Rukhakiri district. Battambang province, funded by CAFOD. With a total of 13 participants and 2 females are attending. The training is intended for awareness the knowledge of safeguards for focal point in order to lead and implement to the people and beneficiaries in the project, especially vulnerable groups.

KAM139: Increased access to improved water source and safe drinking water in Sdock Pravoeuk commune, Rukhaki

On 23 March 2022, Rainwater Cambodia organized a meeting on the launching of the project under the theme “Increased access to improved water source and safe drinking water in Sdock Pravoeuk commune, Rukhakiri district, Battambang province” in Rukhakiri district government hall. The implementation of this project is funded by CAFOD organization. With aim to present the process for implementation of the project with participate in discussions to develop a follow-up next plan future. The meeting was composed of participants from district authorities, village and commune authorities.

New Office

We are pleased to inform that RWC is recently moved to a new office to # 304, St.2000, Sangkat Phnom Penh Thmey, Khan Sen Sok. Please be informed!

KAM133: Stakeholder Meeting

On March 9 2022, RainWater Cambodia organized the quarterly meeting. Location Chheuteal Chrum Primary School, Pramouy Commune, Veal Veng District, Pursat Province. The meeting is intended to demonstrate the activities achieved from January to March 2022 and in order to monitor the water management process in Phchek Chrum village. In addition, Rainwater Cambodia presented a strategic plan for the next five years in the water sanitation and hygiene sector. The participants consisted of representatives of district authorities, environment offices, commune authorities, COCD partner organizations, and main focal point in the five target villages.

KAM133: Improving access to improved water source and safe drinking water in Veal Veng district, Pursat province

In order to participate in respecting the measures of the Royal Government three do not and three defend, on 29 April 2021, Rainwater Cambodia organized a meeting on the launching of the project under the theme “Improving access to improved water source and safe drinking water in Veal Veng district, Pursat province” via facebook to respond to COVID-19 situation. The implementation of this project is funded by CAFOD organization. With aim to present the process for implementation of the project with participate in discussions to develop a follow-up next plan future during the COVID-19 issue. The meeting was composed of participants from district authorities, village and commune authorities and partner organizations (COCD).

TORNH Theary: Admin and Finance Assistant – (Administration, Procurement, Database research and data collection )

Theary is a fresh graduated bachelor degree of major Natural Resource Management and Development at Royal University of Phnom Penh. She is starting volunteer with RWC in June 2021 until December 2022 as an admin and financial assistance. Currently she is in charge in the project name “Improving the health situation in western Cambodia though WASH capacity building in community health centers and communities” an admin and finance assistant base in Banteay Meanchey province. She really has high commitment and enjoy working with RWC to support the version/mission by support with rural community to improve their access to safe drink water sanitation, and climate adaptation. In addition, she’s strong talent in Administration, Procurement, and Database research and data collection. She hopes she can gain more knowledge through this program and teamwork.

TORNH Theary: Admin and Finance Assistant

TUN Meng Tieng: Project Officer

TUN Meng Tieng: Project Officer – (Data collection, GIS mapping and SPSS)

Mengtieng, graduated of Natural Resources Management and Development at Royal University of Phnom Penh (RUPP) and has been volunteer with RWC since October 2020. He works as project assistant in Accompagenment project to support training of WASH behaviour change communication and provide hygiene practice to participant. In May 2021 Mengtieng was successfully awarded the position of project assistant in the project BMZ-KHA and have committed to support RWC project throughout the mission and vision. Currently, Mengtieng become a project officer in the project ” Increasing access to improved water source and safe drinking water in Sdock Pravoeuk commune, Rukhakiri district, Battambang province ” funded by CAFOD. In addition, he is strong experience in community outreach through data collection, GIS mapping and SPSS. He has strong communication with team. Future goals, being a businessman and wanting to help the rural area to access clean water and sanitation.

SAROEUN Pheara: Program Officer

SAROEUN Pheara: Program Officer – (Database research/data analysis, GIS mapping)

Pheara completed a bachelor’s degree of Natural resources management and development at Royal University of Phnom Penh (RUPP) and has been volunteering with RWC since July 2019. He works as admin/finance assistant and help to support the project field. In January 2020 Pheara was successfully awarded the position of project officer and currently he become a senior officer and high committed to support the RWC project throughout the vision/mission to support the people in community access to safe water and good proper hygiene in rural areas. In addition, he is strong talent for undertaking the key tasks of Database research/data analysis, GIS mapping, proposal writing and WASH program in the organization. Regularly strong communication with community and help to support teams work and work closely with any stakeholder.

Cheng Borey: Project Officer (Communication and problem solving)

Borey completed a bachelor’s degree of Sociology at Royal University of Phnom Penh (RUPP) and has been volunteering with RWC as project officer intern since March 2014 to support the project field. Borey has been over 6 -year progressive working experience with local and international non-governmental organizations and education areas. In February 2021 Borey was successfully awarded the position of project officer of Accompagenment project and high committed to support the RWC project throughout the vision/mission to support the water management committee in Kampong Thom and Preah Vihear province and people in community access to safe water and good proper hygiene in rural areas. In addition, he has full fill of communication skills, problem solving skills, community, workshop, training and meeting facilitation skills, monitoring, coaching, mentoring skills and reporting writing skills including data collection, photo taking and case study writing skills. Additionally, he strength is good at working with team and multi-stakeholders.

Cheng Borey: Project Officer

World Water Day 2021!

Happy World Water Day, 22nd March 2021 on ” Valuing of Water”. RWC has also celebrated its world water day in the targeted community, in particular Lavea and Trei Nhnor communes, Pouk district, Siem Reap province on ” Valuing of rainwater harvesting” through ICT to a dissemination of key messages of its values and short Video story on ” Don’t wait for rain”, by BBC Media Action.

HAMAP Humanitaire: Accommpagement project “ improving access to clean water and sanitation with a focus on school children and poor households in Putrea Commune, Chey Sen District, Preah Vihear Province”

Accommpagement project

RainWater Cambodia (RWC) was commissioned by HAMAP for Humanitaire (HAMAP) with funding support from RHIN-MEUSE Water Agency in France for the project implementation “ improving access to clean water and sanitation with a focus on school children and poor households in Putrea Commune, Chey Sen District, Preah Vihear Province from January 2018 – June 2019 for phase1 and January 2020 to June 2021 for Phase2 , under Integrated Water Resource Management – Stung Sen Basin (IWRM-Stung Sen). The overall goal of this project is “Community increases sustained access to improved drinking water, sanitation and promotes proper hygiene practices.

The outcomes and key learning from Putrea commune showed significantly progress as the management committee (WMC) has knowledge and manage the operation through provision of bottled water to community including school and health center. The WMC was established, intensive capacity building and knowledge transfer for the committee members provided. The governance body of IWRM-Stung Sen is interested in exploring the model of support and key learning from Putrea to further support of other water management committee in six communes along Stung Sen basin in which implemented by AREED and GESCOD.

KAM-131: Flood response

Flood and its consequence will be potentially occurring of victor borne diseases, RWC with the support from CAFOD in Cambodia had conducted the hygiene and water safety plan promotion campaign in its project targeted area in Trei Nhor commune, Pouk district, Siem Reap province from 25-28 October 2020; during the campaign has also provided with bottled water of 20L produced by water management committee in target village for 191 poor and vulnerable peoples. In addition, the campaign has also presented about the precaution and protection of covid19 with specifically focused on hand washing at critical time.

HAMAP Humanitaire: Flood area in Putrea commune, Chey Sen district, Preah Vihear province

On October 21, 2020, RWC team visited the project target areas to conduct WASH-BCC pre- triggering village meeting in the target in Putra commune. Remarkably, the situation in Putrea, in particular Perk village was affected by floods and the road was flooded, some homes, crops and animals were flooded too. Moreover, RWC team visited some households affected by the floods in Putrea Village, Putrea Commune, Chey Sen District, Preah Vihear Province to understand the living conditions during flooded, in particular the water and sanitation practices. In addition, the team also provided advice on water, sanitation and proper hygiene practices and precautions of Covid-19 pandemic.

KAM131: Supporting community on improving access to safe drinking water

RainWater Cambodia (RWC) was implemented the project of support from The Catholic Agency for Oversea Development (CAFOD) to conduct on “Supporting community on improving access to safe drinking water in Pouk district, Siem Reap Province” from May-2020 to April-2021. RWC propose for 12months project implementation to achieve the overall goal of project as “Community in both communes improve access to safe drinking water and proper good hygiene practices”. To achieve the project goal, RWC have the two main objectives as:

• Increased knowledge community groups and local authorities on safe drinking water and proper hygiene
practices through adoption water safety plan and safeguarding.
• Improved access to safe drinking water through upgrading water facilities and increased capacity of commune
and village focal points to sustainably manage the project.

Exit strategy is key to delegate’s project responsibilities to the focal points in community to continued implement and service safe drinking water and attain good health. RWC propose to adopt the KEEP, STOP, START model in which used in previous successful projects. The model participative engages key informants in community group to reflect, document and prepare next step plan for implementation.

KHA: School WASH project kick of meeting

On 29th July 2019, all afternoon, the project kicks off meeting was conducted at

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HAMAP Humanitaire: Inauguration ceremony of Clean Water Supply Station

June, 13rd 2019: An inauguration ceremony of anavar kokemuksia Clean Water Supply Station in Putrea commune, Chey Sen district, Preach Vihear province with honorable chaired by H.E Prof Lim Puy, vice chairman of Buy kamagra 100mg oral jelly in UK Left pyramidal tablets syndrome and its relation to the kidney Tonle Sap Authority, Ministry of Water Resource and Meteorology and H.E Deputy Provincial Governors of Preah Vihear and Kampong Thom under Integrated Water Resource Management in Steung Sen Basin. Project was funded support by AGENCE DE L’EAU RHIN- MEUSE through Ministry of Water Resource and Meteorology, implemented by HAMAP and RainWater Cambodia (For Putrea commune).

 

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