AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoSchool Health: Cambodia’s education and environment ministries have partnered to cut plastic waste in schools, citing risks to public health. The environment ministry is providing 34,110 bins to 11,370 schools. Regional Air Quality: Toxic haze from Indonesian forest and peat fires has spread across Southeast Asia, raising health concerns as students protest for stronger action. Rural Care: A review found Cambodian primary health centres scored an average 58% on readiness, with rural facilities short of trained staff, essential medicines, equipment and reliable utilities. Diabetes, high blood pressure and emergency care were among the weakest areas. Child Nutrition: WFP-backed school meals reach 908 Cambodian schools. A home-grown programme sources ingredients from local producers, supporting children’s meals and rural livelihoods. Climate and Food Security: El Niño threatens Cambodia’s food security, with children among those at risk as droughts, floods and extreme weather disrupt food and water supplies.
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