«Komar An III» in a nutshell
Schools with a high proportion of pupils living in extreme poverty struggle to guarantee good teaching and enable successful educational journeys. In Cambodia, it makes sense to provide targeted support to schools with the poorest track records. We are doing just that with «Komar An III» project in Semeakki Mean Chey district.
CO-OPERAID combines its educational commitment to better schools with effective aid for the poorest. We improve schools and nurseries using a holistic approach: on the one hand, we invest in infrastructure and equipment; on the other, tailored training for teachers, the introduction of child-friendly teaching methods and the systematic involvement of school management and parents ensure effective improvements. Throughout this process, we provide targeted support for the most vulnerable pupils and the poorest families. This ensures that the daily journey to school is manageable, effective learning and some fun can take place and that the children receive the necessary support.
Education project in Cambodia: how you can help
Responsible native Partner-NGO in Cambodia
Project area in Kampong Chhnang province
A beneficiary tells
«I am studying in grade 3 of the primary school. I like school and am studying hard to become a good student. My parents encourage me to attend school regularly. They are farmers and fishers and can neither read nor write. My favourite subjects are the lessons in our school library. I really enjoy borrowing books and reading them at home! I read them myself and together with my younger brother and am teaching him to read. I also tell the stories to my parents.»
