KAMPOT Province, Cambodia – May 30, 2025  On their daily commutes to school, many children and youth are at risk. Road crashes are the leading cause of death for children and young adults aged 5-29 years globally. In Cambodia, students accounted for 12% of all road fatalities in 2022. Among them, nearly 60% of road

SIEM REAP and KAMPOT Provinces – May 12, 2025 On their daily commute to school, many children and youth are at risk. Road crashes are the leading cause of death for children and young adults aged 5-29 years globally. In Cambodia, students accounted for 12% of all road fatalities in 2022 . Among them, nearly

HO CHI MINH CITY, Vietnam – 11 March 2025   A delegation from Cambodia’s government institutions visited Ho Chi Minh City, Pleiku City and Dong Nai Province, Vietnam from 3 to 7 March 2025 to study road safety measures as part of the Safe School Zones Study Mission to Vietnam.  Eight delegates attended the study mission

KAMPONG CHAM, Cambodia – January 15, 2025 Cambodia’s garment and footwear industry employs more than 870,000 workers across 1,200 exporting factories. Despite being the bedrock of the $13 billion USD industry, thousands of these workers face increasingly heavy traffic, unsafe and overloaded vehicles, and dangerous road user behaviors in their daily commute to work. Workers,

PHNOM PENH, Cambodia – June 27, 2024  Safe commuting practices are a crucial pillar of societal well-being and productivity for all. In Cambodia, thousands of garment and footwear factory workers risk their lives traveling to and from work. Despite the fact that Cambodia’s garment and footwear sector growth over the last decade has been impressive,

PHNOM PENH, Cambodia – April 30, 2024 Around the world, the daily commute is a cornerstone of modern life. Many of us have access to safe public transportation options, and some of us can even walk or ride a bicycle to work. Safe commuting practices are a crucial pillar of societal well-being and productivity for

KAMPONG THOM Province, Cambodia – February 07, 2024 As part of the SAFE STEPS – Road Safety programme, with support from Prudence Foundation through Prudential Cambodia, inaugurates the completed road safety modifications at Stueng Sen High school. Small steps lead to big changes, and today, we saw a monumental change safeguarding the school community with

KAMPONG CHNANG, Cambodia – January 20, 2024 In 2022, more than 3,900 Cambodian factory workers were injured as transportation vehicles for workers are often poorly maintained, overloaded, and unsafe for passenger transportation. These commuting risks are preventable. To address these dangers as part of the Prevention & Participation Program, AIP Foundation and VF Corporation hosted

PHNOM PENH, Cambodia – December 18, 2023 The government of Cambodia has designated road safety as a top priority for all of its citizens. In October, the Ministry of Public Works and Transport issued guidelines to change the traffic sign, reducing the speed limit traffic sign in school zones from a maximum of 40 km/h

KAMPONG Thom Province, Cambodia – June 17, 2023 As part of the SAFE STEPS – Road Safety programme currently implemented in Cambodia, with support from Prudential Cambodia and the Prudence Foundation, a new province kick-off ceremony took place in June 2023 across three schools to safeguard the lives of Cambodian students and ease their access