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Cambodian Diaspora Start-Up

 No Matter Where You Are, Cambodia Needs You!  


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Are you interested in understanding and helping Cambodia? If so, join Diaspora Startup to network with other Cambodian diasporas and youth who are presently living in Cambodia in order to understand the current Cambodia's state of affairs and culture and to initiate development related projects. 

Members of the Diaspora Startup are expected to engage in the following potential projects:   
  •  Understand Cambodia: We provide news briefs and discuss the current economics and sociopolitical development.
  • Impact Cambodia: We discuss and plan for the start-ups, impact investments, social enterprises in Cambodia. We share success stories, best practices, and lessons learnt from other countries. What and how can they do better in Cambodia. We consider three following activities:   
    1. Startup: discuss and collect potential and relevant ideas for impact investing, social enterprise, investment and trade.  
    2. Community Development and Civic Empowerment.  
    3. Culture, Arts and Language: mentorship, peer-to-peer skill sharing, learning Khmer language.       
  • Connect Cambodia: Network with youth in Cambodia and kick off the "Impact Cambodia" activities. 
Initial step:   
- Monthly online discussion.    
- Join diaspora network via diasporakh@googlegroups.com 

For Whom: 
For those whose parents, grandparents (ancestors) are Cambodian and currently live permanently or in long-term outside Cambodia. Most importantly, it is for those who are interested in starting development related projects in Cambodia. Members should be from 18 to 40 years old.    


To be a member of Diaspora Startup, please fill in the form

This project is coordinated by: Ou Ritthy

Note: This is just a draft which can revised or added if the majority of the diaspora startup members agree. 

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