Publication

Fish Breeding Help Improve Living Conditions
Credit For Small-scale Business in communities
Community Livestock for passing on the gift
Road show to raise awareness of Land matters
Local Integrated Platform (LIP) and
ECOSORN in grassroots

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Multi sectors come together in one project
Gender starts from concept to enforcement
Special education curriculum for northwestern pupils
Improving farmers’ livelihood through pilot development
International Technical Assistance to hand over tasks to Local Counterparts

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- Safeguarding Land

- Mine Clearance

- Rural Infrastructure

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- Well with Rowei Pump (new tech)

- Bee Keeping

- Rural Sanitation

- Potentials and Changing Farmer's Abilities

- Effectiveness of Land Law

- Fish Sauce Production

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- Silk Yarn Products in Phnom Srok District

- EC Press Field Visit

- Quick Impact Projects

- Vehicles Handover Ceremony

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- Income Generation for Rural Women

- Development of Community Action Plan

- Improve Duck Farming for Family Income

- Water Supply and Sanitation Project

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Project profile, target groups and ECOSORN targets and project objectives

in Khmer pdf, 346K

in English pdf, 373K

Project History, Description, Approach, Target Groups and Organizational and Hierarchical Structure.

in Khmer pdf, 393K

in English pdf, 343K

Discover silk worms breeding and the traditional methods of weaving

- An unrivaled know-how
- Sericulture revival
- A developing handdicraft
- weaving
- setting up the yarn and the loom
- silks
- Colours of the day

This booklet has been produced by Khmer silk Villages, supported by the ECOSORN Project. The booklet is available at Khmer Silk Villages, ksv.asso@hotmail.com

- Mulberry Planting
- Worm feeding
- Yarn

This book has been produced by Khmer silk Villages, supported by the ECOSORN Project. The book is available at Khmer Silk Villages, ksv.asso@hotmail.com