Integrating fish conservation with water sanitation during COVID-19 in Cambodia
In rural Cambodia, many households are burdened with having to collect and treat their own drinking water.
In rural Cambodia, many households are burdened with having to collect and treat their own drinking water.
It’s 5 am on an August morning. The tide is low at Beacou beach, where mother-of-nine Otilda Souza wades through the shallow waters, prodding the sand with a rod.
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