Khmer Harvest Build Cambodia

An aid project by: Habitat for Humanity - Germany (C. Michalski)

Alle großen und kleinen Unterstützer freuen sich auf ein erfolgreiches Projekt in Kambodscha

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Gemeinsam "anpacken" um für die Familien ein Haus zu bauen

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Eine Familie vor ihrer Behausung

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So sieht ein Haus aus. Aufgenommen beim Jimmy Carter Work Projekt 2009

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Instruktionen auf der Baustelle- Jetzt kann es losgehen!

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Eine grüne Ressourcenschonende Alternative: Unsere nachhaltigen Bausteine!

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C. Michalski (Project Manager)

The Khmer Harvest Build is part of a resettlement project in Oudong for 22 families who are currently living and working near a dumpsite in the capital Phnom Penh. A total of 350 international volunteers are expected to take part in the special build in Oudong.

HFH Cambodia has partnered with International Children's Care, Australia, an international NGO, to provide livelihood training for the families once they relocate to their new homes.

Habitat is all about giving people a hand up, not just a hand out. Home partners repay mortgage loans pro-rated to their incomes, enabling even very poor families to benefit. These families are also required to provide “sweat equity” towards the project.

More information:

3 news from the project – the latest from 16 November 2011
About the carrier of this project “Habitat for Humanity - Germany”
Location: Oudong, Cambodia
Updated on 08 May 2012, published on 07 November 2011

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