Cambodia's Waste Problem: A Mirror to Economic and Social Challenges
Cambodia's waste problem is a complex issue originating from the product design stage, offering an opportunity to re-examine economic structures, consumption patterns, and social responsibilities. Achieving a sustainable society requires awareness and behavioral change from producers, the government, and every citizen.
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