Cambodia Reaffirms Water's Vital Role: Impact on Health, Dignity, and Sustainability
Cambodia underscores water's critical role beyond a natural element, highlighting its essential contribution to human health, dignity, and economic activities. Ensuring safe water access directly impacts gender equality and quality of life, particularly for women and children.
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