I think the reason why they can have much donation is the personalities of staff and the boss.
Southeast Asia Report 28: What is Development in Cambodia
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Southeast Asia Report 27: Bus from Phnom Penh to Battambang
Phnom Penh has a million people, while Battambang has a lot of rice fields. This is the most famous agricultural area in this country.
Southeast Asia Report 26: Teachers in Phnom Penh
“But Cambodian really want industrialised societies with huge buildings, which your country has.”
Southeast Asia Report 25: Pol Pot and Land Mine in Pailin
The rank of TukTuk seems to be above Moto. “Several years ago, I was a moto driver but somebody stole my precious bike with my work one day. It wasn’t very cheap for us to buy new one, you know.
Southeast Asia Report 24: Slum School in Phnom Penh
Having got up at 5.30 am, I went to see an NGO worker who I had met yesterday. And then, we met the rest of two at the hospital. One is an caster of one of the famous TV programme in Takamatsu, Japan.
Southeast Asia Report 23: Internet Cafe in Phnom Penh
Today, I got a lot of news. The non-governmental organisation I have been working as a volunteer in Japan asked me to help their projects. Of course, I emailed back soon to accept all of them.
Southeast Asia Report 22: Development Career
With a couple of beer, I was thinking about my career as a development worker especially in developing regions. There are many of those professionals from Japan working with very lower salaries in comparison with businessmen.
Southeast Asia Report 21: Olympic Stadium in Phnom Penh
I have just been back from Takeo. Phnom Penh is rapidly developing. When I came here last year, I felt Cambodia was a real developing country. It was very fresh for me to see this city. But now, I think this capital is different from other places in this country.
Food Crisis and Biofuels
On one hand, there are a number of starving people in the world, especially in the developing nations. On the other hand, many people in the developed countries feed a lot of grain to cattle to produce meat, and they are eager to have biofuels so that they can drive more cheaply because of the high petrol price today.
Southeast Asia Report 20: Guest House in Takeo
I talked to a man without an arm when we were seeing sunset from the terrace of our guesthouse. Even though he could not speak English, we had great languages in common. It was off course gesture. He was about 40 and lost his arm when he got sick roughly 30 years ago.
