In Cambodia, people use groundwater as their source of freshwater. In some of those water source such as river, ponds, creeks…., some groundwater naturally contains dissolved elements such as arsenic, boron, selenium, or radon that these natural contaminants are health problems depends on the amount of the substance present. In purpose to support, enhance and develop water utilities in Cambodia so that a greater number of Cambodians have access to competitive, quality, lasting professional water services, provide all Cambodian people access to drinking for better living standard. iSEA was started as a project of GRET in 2012, to improving access to water and sanitation services is essential for public health, well being & economic development, and improved, supply water, sanitation and hygiene – reduce the risk of disease, and expense of families. Nowadays, iSEA upgraded bigger and bigger with professional services more than 10 years experience in the water supply sector.
Source: Khmer TimesDate: January 10, 2022 The Ministry of Industry, Science, Technology and Innovation, was able to provide more than a million households with a clean water supply in 2021. According to the Senior Minister and Minister of Industry, Science, Technology and Innovation, Cham Prasidh, said that the households that has access to clean water
Read MoreSource: The Phnom Penh PostDate: March 29, 2021 The Ministry of Economy and Finance on March 29 launched a $200 million credit guarantee scheme to provide small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) with larger loans and easier application procedures to ensure their businesses remain afloat during the ongoing Covid-19 crisis. The Business Recovery Guarantee Scheme (BRGS),
Read MoreSource: The Phnom Penh PostDate: March 22, 2021 Agriculture and Rural Development Bank of Cambodia (ARDB) expects to receive an additional $30 million from the government for special-purpose loans to keep the Kingdom’s smaller businesses afloat amid the ongoing economic duress of Covid-19, according to the state-owned bank’s director-general Kao Thach. Thach told The Post
Read MoreSource: The Phnom Penh PostDate: February 17, 2021 The General Population Census of Cambodia 2019 has provided detailed information regarding sources of clean drinking water for the provincial populations across the Kingdom, determining which regions depend on rivers, streams, lakes and ponds as primary sources while others depend mostly on wells or transported water. The
Read MoreSource: Agence Kampuchea Presse Date: July 16, 2020 Demand for clean water in Phnom Penh capital is on the rise due to the growing population and constructions in the city. To respond to the current demand, Phnom Penh Water Supply Authority (PPWSA) has planned to attract investments and seek financial support for the expansion of
Read MoreARDB director-general Kao Thach says he will continue to encourage people to file for loan applications. KAO THACH VIA FACEBOOK
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