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Solar-Powered Water Wells Improve Rural Lives in Cambodia
In Cambodia's Pursat province, the Wildlife Alliance has implemented solar-powered irrigation systems as part of the REDD+ project, providing free access to clean water for local communities. This initiative is boosting agriculture and livestock farming, while also contributing to forest conservation.
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