Local Projects

Education

Agriculture

Health

Women Empowerment


Project Activities
Objective 1:
- To strengthen the community fishery
- To empower community forestry
- To improve agriculture businesses
Evidence of Change
- Functional community fisheries target communities
- Empowered community forestry in target communities
- Improved the family’s income through other agricultural businesses
Objective 2:
- To strengthen the school management functions and good governance
- To promote the school standard model
- To support school kits for vulnerable children and skills for dropout students
Evidence of Change
- Functional school management committee with good governance practices.
- Target primary schools applied good standards of the school model.
- Vulnerable children and dropout students’ access to school and life skills
Objective 3:
- To strengthen VHSGs' roles and responsibilities to promote better health awareness in villages and schools
- To facilitate community members, especially women and children, to get better health services
- To improve community health awareness in remote villages
- To improve clean drinking water and sanitation facilities to vulnerable families
Evidence of Change
- Strengthened VHSGs to promote better health awareness in target villages
- Community members have better access to health services, especially women and children
- Improved community health awareness in remote villages
- Improved clean drinking water and sanitation facilities for vulnerable families
Objective 4:
- To strengthen the Commune Committee for Disaster Management
- To build community capacity on disaster risk management
- To improve emergency response mechanisms and systems
Evidence of Change
- Increased capacity and responsiveness of CCDM in DRR and CCA.
- Increased resilience and adaptive capacity of communities in DRR and CCA
- Functional emergency response mechanisms and systems
Objective 5:
- To increase knowledge of young adolescents (in and out of school) on Sexual Reproductive Health.
- To increase access to SRH Services at health facilities for young adolescents
- To create an enabling environment for Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health in all target villages and schools
- To strengthen and to promote better National Protocol on Providing Reproductive Health and Youth Health Services in a Friendly Way to health service providers
- Intersection of SRH and climate change
Evidence of Change
- Develop a thorough understanding of how SRH and climate change intersect, particularly their impact on vulnerable populations.
- Acquire knowledge and tools incorporating SRH climate resilience
- Identify strategies and advocate for policies and programs that address the Intersection of SRH and climate change.
Work Experiences of PFDA (Story)
Malaria Program
- CHADA received funds from the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria via PFD (INGO, based in Washington, USA) through a Memorandum of Agreement signed on the first of September 2008 up to August 2012, PFDA helps implement a school health education (SHE) program in Kratie, StungTreng, and Koh Kong provinces with its partners the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport and the Ministry of Health. CHADA’s work benefits more than 15,000 primary school students a year in the three provinces of Kratie, Stung Treng, and Koh Kong, and their parents and family members.







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