AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoSchool Nutrition: Cambodia will take over funding school meals at more than 200 schools as the World Food Programme phases out support. The programme now reaches about 300,000 students at 1,114 schools. Women’s Health: UNFPA and partners are distributing 5,000 dignity kits to women and girls displaced by the border crisis and flooding, including reproductive-health supplies and information on protection services. Student Well-being: Cambodian educators and mental-health specialists warn that intense pressure to earn top grades can contribute to stress and depression among students. Diabetes Care: Zuellig Pharma has launched a prescription semaglutide treatment option in Cambodia for adults with type 2 diabetes and obesity, as public facilities recorded 274,653 new diabetes cases in 2025. Eye Care: Cambodia is among 24 governments sharing at least US$10 million in funding to expand basic eye care and access to reading glasses. Alcohol Prevention: Phnom Penh has removed nearly half its alcohol advertising boards since mid-2024, though more than 500 remain. Community Care: A free medical outreach in Mondulkiri provided check-ups, consultations and medicines to around 500 residents.
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