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Theary Chan is the executive director of Reproductive and Child Health Alliance

Success Story: Out of Hardship, a Health Advocate Is Born
04/01/2011

I belong to a generation that has witnessed political upheavals, genocide, civil war, drought, and poverty.

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SmartGirl club in Phnom Penh

Success Story: Cambodia's HIV/AIDS Efforts Put Women in the Driver's Seat
03/01/2011

The exchange of sex for money remains a major driver of the spread of HIV/AIDS throughout Southeast Asia, but the karaoke bars, massage parlors, beer gardens, and other settings where these transac

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Outreach workers provide HIV/AIDS education to men

Success Story: HIV/AIDS Programs Changing Male Behavior in Cambodia
03/01/2010

The crowded, raucous beer gardens of Phnom Penh don’t always make the best classrooms, admits Ky Sok Ly.

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USAID is helping human trafficking victims re-build their lives.

Success Story: Cambodia is Reducing Human Trafficking
10/30/2009

Sok Chea doesn’t remember the first time she went to Vietnam to panhandle.

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Dr. Ouk Vong Vathiny at a RHAC clinic in Phnom Penh.

Success Story: Homegrown Health Partners Thrive in Cambodia
09/01/2009

In 1997, Cambodia erupted into violence as rival political parties
fought for power. In response, many international donors closed

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Farmers are benefitting from USAID's work.

Success Story: Cambodian Farmers Use Value Chains to Expand
12/03/2008

Just as she does every morning, Pa Nei Sieng awakes to the roosters crowing. It is 4:30 a.m., and the sky is inky black in rural Kampong Cham province in eastern Cambodia.

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Sam Bunnath, a journalist from Cambodia’s Battambang province.

Success Story: Journalist Uncovers Corruption Scandal
01/11/2008

Sam Bunnath is a journalist in Cambodia’s Battambang province. In 2005, he attended a workshop for journalists that USAID sponsored as part of its effort to battle corruption in Cambodia.

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Students celebrate winning the Mock Trial competition.

Success Story: New Advocacy Skills Initiatives Succeed in Law Schools
10/03/2007

Legal education in Cambodia is traditionally taught through lectures by law professors. Students attend class and take notes but often do not speak.

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Lakena, the Chair of Student Association, presents the outcomes of a field trip

Success Story: Empowering Students – A Story of a Student Association
10/03/2007

USAID funded initiative designed to improve access to a basic educa-tion of quality of marginal group in Cambodia–namely Educational Sup-port to Children in Underserved Populations (ESCUP).

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Lorn sells watermelons and mangos in Tanuk village in western Cambodia.

Success Story: Reducing HIV Stigma and Discrimination
06/01/2007

Lom, a woman of 35, lives in Tanuk village in the district of Kravanh, western Cambodia. Lom, who has one daughter, lives with HIV/AIDS.

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