AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoChild Nutrition: Cambodia plans to fully fund school meals by 2028, expanding a programme that feeds about 300,000 pupils and buys produce from local farmers. Workplace Health: A BBC investigation found Cambodian football-shirt factory workers earn less than £1 an hour and work in temperatures above 35°C, with workers also reporting verbal abuse and electrical safety concerns. Medical Care: Cambodia is working to improve healthcare quality and support patients, following the country’s first successful kidney transplant at Calmette Hospital by Cambodian and French medical teams. Health Priorities: Prime Minister Hun Manet says more than 2.25 million women have received pregnancy and early-childhood cash support. He also called for stronger practical training for medical students and measures to curb health risks from e-cigarettes, energy drinks and alcohol promotions.
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