CHURCH WORLD SERVICE – CAMBODIA

;  4th quarter 
2nd Qtr = Oct – Dec; =  = 

CDC Quarterly Report for Year 2007

Direct Services Program
28 (7 women)
USD620, 581.00
USD136, 220.12
List of Donors:

Total: US
Detailed Expenses
Objective Project Achievements Indirect
Direct Cost
Cost
I. SVAY RIENG PROVINCE
The overall objective is to expand the coverage of improved water supplies and sanitation
facilities to underserved population of Romeas Hek and Romduol Districts, Svay Rieng
Province, and to improve health and hygiene practices related to water bone diseases and
diseases and sanitation.
Theme 1. Capacity Building for Development Planning
1.1. Enhance program coordination with sectoral forums: provincial (PDRD, PDoAFF), district
authorities and CCs.

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Theme 2: Meeting basic need and building self-reliant, sustainable livelihoods

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2.1. Improve access to safe water and household sanitation; reduce incidence of water borne
diseases in the target communities

2.1.1 Bio-Sand filter related Activities

2.1.1.1. Bio-Sand filter installation for community
2.1.1.2. Bio-Sand filter installation for Schools
2.1.1.3. Bio-Sand filter installation for Pagoda

2.1.1.4. Bio-Sand filter installation for health Center

2.1.1.5. Bio-Sand filter installation for Commune
hall
2.1.1.6. Training on Bio-Sand Filter uses and
Hygiene for community and schools:
*Romeas Hek district
 (see village names in annex)
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* Rumduol district:
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2.1.2 Upgrade Hand Pump related Activities

2.1.2.1. Upgrade hand pump well for communities
* Romeas Hek district

* Rumduol district

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2.1.2.2. Clean water use and Sanitation training for
community people

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2.1.3 Latrine Construction related activities
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2.4 Improve agricultural production, food security and household income among vulnerable
people and interest groups in target communities

2.4.1. Home Garden Training and related activities:

US$36,591.36 US$5,488.71
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II. Kompong Thom and Preah Vihear Provinces
The overall objective is to develop the communities’ capacity to define their development
direction and improve them to meet their basic need; access to basic social services;
sustainable livelihood opportunities and food security.

II.1. Kampong Thom Province:

Theme 1. Capacity Building for Development Planning
1.1. Enhance program coordination with sectoral forums, provincial departments, and district
authority and commune councils.
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1.2. Strengthening leadership among local partner and community structure to better
understand and implement community development principles and processes

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1.3. Vulnerable families better able to plan and manage household resources, leading to
improvement in the overall living condition.
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Theme 2. Meeting Basic needs and building self-reliance and sustainable livelihood
2.1. Improve overall community health status and individual health condition
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2.2. Improve knowledge and practice of target communities on food nutrition, and health
status of malnourished children five years and under.
 (see annex below)
2.3. Improve access to safe water and household sanitation and reduce incidence of water-
born diseases in target communities
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2.4. Children of vulnerable families have necessary materials to attend primary schools
 (see annex below)
2.5. Improve agriculture productions, food security and household income among vulnerable
people, self-help / interest groups in target communities
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 (see annex below)
Theme 3. Strengthening civil society
3.1. Community key persons (CC, VDCs, VLAs, elderly, monks) play an active role in peace
building, responding to conflict and utilizing LCP approach in their communities
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Theme 4. Emergency Response and Preparedness
4.1. Village disaster volunteers function actively, commune and village disaster plan
developed and implemented in target communities.
 (as in 4.2)
4.2. Response well-being of vulnerable people and disaster victims in times of emergency

US$32,896.50 US$4759.52
II.2. Preah Vihear Province:
Theme 1. Capacity Building for Development Planning
1.1. Enhance program coordination with sectoral forums, provincial departments, district
authority and commune councils.
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1.2 Strengthening leadership among local partner and community structure
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1.3. Vulnerable families better able to plan and manage household resources, leading to
improvement in overall living condition
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Theme 2. Meeting the basic needs and building self-reliance and sustainable livelihood
2.1. Improve overall community health status and individual health condition
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2.2. Improve knowledge and practice of target communities on food nutrition, and health
status of malnourished children five years and under.
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2.3. Improve access to safe water and household sanitation and reduce incidence of water-
borne diseases in target communities
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2.4. Children of vulnerable families have necessary materials to attend primary schools
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2.5 Improve agriculture productions, food security and household income among vulnerable
people, self-help / interest groups in target communities
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Theme 3.Strengthening civil society
3.1 Community key persons (CCs, VDCs, VLAs, elderly, monks) play an active role in peace
building, responding to conflict and utilizing LCP approach in their communities
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US$49,344.74 US$7,139.29
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Sub Total: US$17,387.52
Grand Total: US

Annex:
List of Acronyms:

2. CWSC Target areas in Svay Rieng, Kampong Thom and Preah Vihea provinces :
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