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On March 23, CWS Cambodia and CAWST conducted an orientation workshop on the WET Center Project at Phnom Penh Hotel presented by Dr. Mao Saray, Director of Department of Rural Water Supply, Ministry of Rural Development. Participants worked in water, sanitation and hygiene and came from government departments (Department of Rural Water Supply, MRD), INGOs, local NGOs and one private company.
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On November 3rd 2011, Church World Service Cambodia was awarded the Certificate of Compliance from NGO Governance & Professional Practice (NGO GPP). The NGO GPP facilitates the Voluntary Certification System for NGOs in Cambodia, as a way to recognize NGOs that demonstrate standards of good practice.
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From November 26-29 2011 CWS completed phase two of the distribution of humanitarian aid to flood victims in Kampong Thom and Preah Vihear provinces. This humanitarian aid was distributed with the support from The Finnish Evangelical Lutheran Mission (FELM) through actalliance and in cooperation with Cambodian NGO partner –
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In December 2007 the Executive Director & CEO proposed - and a year later the Board of Directors decided - that CWS would supplement its strategic planning by devising a long-term vision for the agency. This was posited as an opportunity to establish a legacy for a next generation of governance and management leadership;
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With donation from, WFP, ACT Alliance and ECHO through CWS, DanChurchAid/ Christian Aid and FinnChurchAid and in cooperation with Provincial Committee for Disaster Management, emergency assistance as food items and non-food items were provided to flood victims (priority to poor and vulnerable families).
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The target areas of CWS and our CNGO partners in Banteay Meanchey, Battambang, Kampong Thom and Preah Vihear provinces are facing serious floods. It is not only affecting and damaging the social sector but also agricultural production and infrastructure. It has caused the death of 34 people in Kampong Thom, 4 in
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CWS Cambodia has implemented the Village Based Community Development Project in Kampong Thom and Preah Vihear provinces for four years with funding from EED.
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We are very honored and pleased that EED, our long term funding partner, has decided to continue their support to CWS Cambodia and our implementation of the Village Based Community Development Project for an additional four years, from July 2011 to June 2015. For more information...
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CWS Cambodia implemented ECHO flood recovery project through DCA, particularly distribution of food and hygiene materials to 1,561 flood affected households in Battambang and Banteay Meanchey provinces. We developed permanent commune information sheets to post it at the commune boards in five target communes (Kouk Ballangk and Sambuor communes in Mongkol Borey district, Banteay Meanchey province and Tapung, Boeng Pring and Chrouy Sdau communes in Thma Koul district, Battambang province). For more information...
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With funding support from ECHO through DCA/CA, Church World Service (CWS) cooperated with CNGO partner – the Rural Development Association (RDA) and local authorities to distribute food and non food items to 552 flood affected victims (poor and vulnerable families).
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With funding support from ECHO through DCA/CA, CWS cooperated with CNGO partner – the Rural Development Association and local authorities to distribute food and non food items to 1,007 flood affected victims (poor and vulnerable families). Each family received 50 kg of rice, 1 litre of cooking oil, 1 kg of iodized salt and 2 bars
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Under DIPECHO 7 project funded by ECHO through DanChurchAid, CWS cooperated with Action Aid Cambodia and their local NGO partner (Cambodia Human Resource Development) supported Banteay Meanchey PCDM to organize a one-day workshop in August, 2011 to update their DRR Action Plan 2012-2014. The update action plan
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