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A cambodian family stand proudly in front of their successful latrine business, a wife, husband and their two children, a boy and girl

Mrs Von Somaly, proud latrine business owner and change-maker in her community

Posted on Wednesday, March 02, 2022 01:00 PM

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Mrs Van Somaly, with her husband Mr. Ngy Bora and their children are proud of the latrine business they have grown in Cambodia (iDE / Tyler Kozole)

 

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Women and girls Gender equality Private sector participation Safely managed WASH Sanitation iDE Cambodia
Latrine business owner Hat Tin standing confidently with her arms folded in her inventory yard

Meet a trailblazing latrine business owner

Posted on Monday, November 15, 2021 05:06 PM

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Since participating in business training through the Water for Women WASH Scale Up project with iDE, Hat Tin has expanded her latrine business, seen positive sales...

Gender equality Private sector participation Safely managed WASH Sanitation iDE Cambodia Womens empowerment
Hout Sokchea, iDE sanitation champion, explaining the benefits of toilet ownership to a woman

Women spearhead sanitation efforts in Cambodia

Posted on Monday, November 15, 2021 01:07 PM

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“Women know women better than men do,” says Hout Sokchea. (photo: iDE)

“Women know women better than men do,” says Hout Sokchea. She is explaining the need for...

Hygiene & handwashing Safely managed WASH Sanitation iDE Cambodia Womens empowerment
Mr Dun Yien, Snay Phleung Village Chief holding COVID-19 informational flyers for the community

Village chief protecting his community from COVID-19

Posted on Tuesday, October 12, 2021 01:03 PM

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"Prevention is better than cure." Mr. Dun Yien, Snay Phleung Village Chief and iDE Sanitation Champion, is ensuring his community is educated on COVID safe practices,...

COVID-19 response & recovery Hygiene & handwashing Sanitation iDE Cambodia Behaviour Change
A woman stands smiling in front of her newly constructed latrine in Cambodia

Leaving no one behind: leveraging targeted subsidies to close the sanitation gap

Posted on Tuesday, November 17, 2020 10:50 AM

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“I wouldn’t be using a toilet if I had to purchase without the subsidy” says Ms Va Sophe, standing proudly outside of her newly built latrine. (Seng Liem, iDE)

 

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Women and girls Climate resilience & adaptation Sanitation iDE Cambodia Leave no one behind

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