International NGO Launches 12-Year Development Program in Cambodia's Chhloung District
World Vision International has officially launched a 12-year development program in Chhloung District, Kratie Province, Cambodia, starting October 2026. The program aims to improve the well-being of over 33,000 residents, focusing on child welfare, education, sanitation, and sustainable livelihoods.
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