Observed arrival · 2026-10-15
Landmine Relief Fund’s Cambodia field network
A U.S. nonprofit describes its mine-clearance and risk-education work in Cambodia, alongside partner projects in rural schools and community agriculture.
- For
- Cambodian communities facing landmine and UXO risks
- Worth noticing
- Its partner CSHD lists two explosive-ordnance response teams and a risk-education team serving schools and villages in Siem Reap Province.
Field notes
The homepage describes CSHD’s coordination with Cambodia’s national mine-action authority and separates its work into demining, response to discovered explosive items, and risk education. The partner school organization’s programs extend beyond school construction: the page also describes physical-education training for teachers and community lessons in organic farming. It says schools built through its village program are handed over to the Ministry of Education.
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