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The Cambodg is one of the poorest countries in Southeast Asia.
80% of the population lives in rural areas
and has received income from agriculture or fishing.
The average salary rises to $20 per month.
The pre-war is also synonymous with demographic change.
Today, the children represent nearly 40% of the population.
The international aid sector works on a daily basis
to participate in the reconstruction of the Cambodg.
Currently, more than 2,000 ONG Khmer and international are active
and the majority of them are devoted in one way or another
to the future of the country, its children.
Deployed in several Asian countries,
Chalcev International brings a remarkable action to the Cambodg.
Its objectives are to fight against sexual tourism and children's work.
Thanks to a general awareness of the population,
Chalcev and its members, such as the management of such restaurants
and the conductors of Tuk-Tuk,
have largely contributed to the reduction of child prostitution.
Mao Zed, director of the center of Phnom Penh,
is an expert when it comes to children's work.
It's much more than before.
Located in Batabang, the fourth city of Cambodia,
the Khmer Association is trying to help children
the most of the night.
Every morning, Dara and her colleagues go to their meeting
by visiting the places where they are used to work,
such as this open-air bus station on board the city.
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There was a need for many children to have special protection.
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Those children have no family and they live on the street every day.
This one used to stay with another NGO
and this one used to stay with another NGO over there,
so different NGO.
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but some would be better, some of the children would be better, because for example, just in Siem Reap, there's too many children on the street, they show some souvenir to the visitors for a Kodo, we go and when we see them walking on the street, we can go and ask them,
can you come with us and to live in a Kodo, you don't want to sell something, you have to go to school, but you know, and they gonna answer me that I have to, I have to find the money for supporting my family, so that's why we have some children walking on the street, on the side of the street and to beg the money from the visitors.
There are more and more reason that they end up as street children, but we also have seen the most important reason is the opportunity to make money on the street.
Some children choose the way to be on the street, because it might be easy for them to make money, however, the majority of children have been forced to be on the street to make money, because we have found out that children can make more money than adults.
At the result, parents from poor community like to send their children off on the street to make money, so that's another reason and it's maybe the most important reason leading to other reason that children come on the street.
Let's go to the street.
Let's go to the street.
Let's go to the street.
Let's go to the street.
By walking on the streets of Cambodia for several years, Alain is still not in good shape.
If the situation is sensitively improved, the work will be still long before becoming an efficient educational system.
The means and motivations of teachers, in particular, remain extremely weak.
The last decisions of the Cambodian government lead to reduce the number of teachers, which means that we have very overloaded classes, since we have been able to meet classes where we exceed 70 students, which is obviously not compatible with good results.
So the NGOs and the UN are trying to improve this situation, but it is clear that without the awareness of the government, we will not be able to improve things.
Let's go to the street.
Let's go to the street.
When we meet the representatives of the Ministry of Education of the province of Bante Menche, there are not the problems, but they seem to accept them with a certain fatality.
When the Ministry of Education of the province of Bante Menche, it is necessary to reduce the number of classes.
But the problem is that if we group up 2 x 35, it is 70, so it is not okay. It is to reduce the number of classes.
We agree that when we have 70 students, we cannot work.
This is the problem.
This situation is a bit identical with the health system.
We have equipment, there are health centers everywhere, there is personnel, but due to lack of motivation, it is essentially due to very low salaries.
This lack of motivation leads to a very difficult health system.
Let's go to the street.
When we visit the hospital of the region, we quickly realize the needs.
The living room, the surgery room.
The surgery room.
The theater of the world.
These are doctors, then doctors who hesitate, who leave several times a year in a mission to contribute to the development of health centers.
Jeuneviève Blondel, pediatric at the center of the pastor, is part of it.
The children who are present have dermatological troubles, ORL, neumological, exactly like in France.
But we encounter a lot of dermatological problems due to the fact that the water is not healthy and that children often have feet in the water.
A very frequent problem in Cambodia is the diarrhea, whether it is parasitic diarrhea or viral or bacterial diarrhea.
This is a disease.
It is a disease that has not been cured.
When I was a kid, I went to the hospital every day to take care of my children.
I had to go to the hospital to take care of my children and take care of my children.
It was very difficult.
I had to go to the hospital every day to take care of my children and take care of my children.
I had to go to the hospital every day to take care of my children.
The diarrhea is the second cause of infant mortality in the countries of the world.
Cambodia is not exceptional.
The main cause is the sea water.
It is precisely the battle horse of Chai Law, a young Cambodian engineer.
He explains to us the reasons for his personal commitment.
People do not give priority to everything that is unbearable.
Sometimes they are not really educated.
People give money, but it depends on other things.
For example, buying a TV instead of building a toilet,
or playing DVDs, watching movies or buying cigarettes
without realizing that you have to use this money to buy water
or for the health of the families.
Chai Law's journey is amazing.
Originally from a small village in the north of Cambodia,
in the middle of Cambodia,
he had to make a great determination to obtain his degree in rural engineering.
This distinction allowed him to take a two-year trip to Paris.
At the end of his studies,
he made the choice to return to his native country to fund an NGO
that installs water purification stations in isolated rural communities.
The villagers can thus produce themselves their drinks
without waiting for the hypothetical installation of a distribution network.
The NGO's workers then charge themselves
with the distribution of bottles
that are, of course, sold at a price that defends the entire competition.
In six years, the NGO has created more than 30 stations
and has formed a hundred workers.
Before the construction of the building,
I was told that the construction of this building
was very difficult.
When I first work,
I have been a variants trainer
for four years.
This is an organization which the NGO runs
within its own đấya plan.
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Sicha and the Water and their crew
can be proud of their journey,
they also know their fight is far from done
The majority of the population continues,
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and the main difficulty is not to have the attitude that we often see,
which consists in thinking that the people of the north know what is good for the people of the south,
that they have models that work well and that it is enough to plate these models
and that the beneficiaries, at the end of a moment, will end up understanding that it is indeed their interest.
It is not like that that it works.
So that's the difficulty.
It is both to seek efficiency and then to have enough humility
to say that we are not going to explain to the people what to do.
We are going to understand people and to learn from people how they resonate
and gradually help them to make this resonate evolve
without making them renounce this resonate.
But simply by guiding them towards something that is considered to be what they know,
what they believe in and what they need to aspire for.
The abolition of children's work, the access to education
and the improvement of health care are as many challenges as Cambodia
must be raised to guarantee to these children a better future.
But if the road is long-awaited,
the NGOs that work do not lose hope,
because of the family situation,
slowly but concretely,
Marianne, young land coordinator for a thousand fountains,
remains confident.
On countries like Cambodia,
the solution is that they will never come from foreign countries.
They will never come from the rich class,
Pnampenoa and others,
who do not have a vision of the problems of their countries.
They will come from rural areas.
They will come from rural education.
And it is being done.
If I did not believe that I could not work here,
it would be too dark as a perception of things.
And we see that education is moving forward,
these children are starting to speak English,
that there are indigenous notions that go a bit,
health is not yet top,
but it is getting better little by little.
There are more and more hard houses,
there is a road network.
All this makes that we say,
not this generation,
but those who are coming,
they will be able to change their countries little by little.
It's Lekana, it's Pisces, it's Chailot.
It's not necessarily that we had the chance to do studies in France.
It's simply that we had access to studies,
who know what they want and who start to have the opportunity
to say to themselves,
I would like to work for rural environment.
And that, it's snowing.
I believe it.
But really.
It's snowing.
It's snowing.
It's snowing.
It's snowing.
It's snowing.
