Suggestion for Donation

My name Soum Kongkea, a Software Development Student of Norton University. My present addreass is #128, St. 357, Sangkat Chhbar Oumpov2, Khan Chhbar Oumpov, Phnom Penh City.
On Sunday September, 2015, I met with an 90 year old woman, and two families at Phum Vel, Sangkat Tropeng krosang, Khan Pursenchey, Phnom Penh City, a new communce just created. Thay live with a little thing to survice and they ask me find him food and rices. Due to I and my team saw his difficulty living condition, I decided to create and wrote a suggestion for donation from all of you based on your kindness and your mindness. 

Objective: Asking for donation such as rice, foods, and money.

You can contact me, Mr. Kongkea directly to grand what wish to give.
TEL: 098370965/ 089333718
email: keawater@outlook.com
facebook: keawater kong

I would to apologize for no any specific place to make you easier to come and give me your donation, you can contact me then I will reach yo.

Lastly, would to thankful for you kindness.

Phnom Penh 17 Sep, 2015

Mr. Soum Kongkea.

សេចក្តីស្នើសុំវិភាគទានជួយចាសជរា និងប្រជាជនទល់ក្រ

ខ្ញុំបាទឈ្មោះ សោម គង្គា ជានិស្សិតដែលកុំពុងសិក្សានៅសកលវិទ្យាល័យន័រ តុន ផ្នែក Software Development ឆ្នាំទី២ ត្រៀមចូលឆ្នំាទី៣ នៅខែតុលា ឆ្នាំ២០១៥ ដែលមានទីលំនៅផ្ទះលេខ ១២៨ ផ្លូវលេខ ៣៥៧ ភូមកណ្តាល សង្កាត់ច្បារអំពៅ​២ ខណ្ដច្បារអំពៅ ។

កាលពីថ្ងៃអាទិត្យខ្ញុំបានជួបជាមួយលោកយាយអាយុ ៩១​​​ឆ្នាំដែលរស់ជាមួយកូនស្រីអាយុជាង ៤០ឆ្នាំ និងប្រជាជនចំនួនពីរគ្រួសារមានទីលំនៅភូមិវាល សង្កាត់ត្រពាំងក្រសាំង ខណ្ឌ​ពោធិ​សែនជ័យ ដែលរស់នៅជាមួយភាពទីទល់ក្រនិងគ្មានទីពឹងអាស្រ័យ។

ពួកគាត់បានស្នើសុំឲ្យខ្ញុំនិងក្រុមខ្ញុំជួយជាអង្គរនិងគ្រឿងបរិភោគខ្លះ។ ដោយសារតែមានទឹក​ចិត្ត​អាណិត​ចង់ជួយដល់ពួកគាត់ ខ្ញុំក៏មានគំនិតមួយសរសេរសេចក្តីស្នើសុំនូវការវិភាគ​ទានពីអ្នក​ទាំងអស់គ្នា​ទៅតាមសទ្ធា និងលទ្ធភាពដែលអាចជួយបាន មិនថាតិចឬច្រើន ។

កម្មវត្ថុ៖ ស្នើសុំការវិភាគទាន និងអំណោយ ដូចជាអង្គរ គ្រឿងបរិភោគ និងថវិការ ។

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ជាចុងក្រោយខ្ញុំសូមអគុណយ៉ាងជ្រាលជ្រៅចំពោះទឹកចិត្តអ្នកទាំងអស់គ្នា​ ។

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ASEAN Information

 "one vision, one identity, one community"

Hello all today, I willing to share you about ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nation) information, it was established in 1967. There are 10 Countries as ASEAN Member. Those are Cambodia, Thailand, Singapore, Lao PRD, Vietnam, Philippines, Brunei Darussalam, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Myanmar.  There are more than 600 million peoples and a total of land area is 4.46 square kilo maters. 

The purposes of Asean are to accelerate the economic growth, social progress, and cultural development  in the region for promoting peace and stability. so, I will describe about Member states of ASEAN each others below:

1. Cambodia 

Official Name: KINGDOM OF CAMBODIA

Area               : 181,035 Square Km

Population     :  14,000,000

Capital           : Phnom Penh

Language      : Khmer, French, English & various ethnic languages

Religion        : Buddhist and others

Economy      : INDUSTRY: Tourism, Garments, rice milling, wood products.

 AGRICULTURE: Rice, Vegetables, Corn, Rubber, etc. 

EXPORT: timber, garments, rubber, rice, fish. 

2. Lao PDR

Official Name: LAO PEOPLE'S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC 

Area               : 236,800 Square Km

Population     : 6, 521,000 

Capital           : Vientiane

Language       : Lao, English, French, and various ethnic languages.

Religion        : Buddhist, Islam, others

Economy      : INDUSTRY: tin and gypsum mining, timber, agriculture processing. AGRICULTURE: sweet potatoes, vegetable, corn, coffee, water buffalo. Export: wood products, garments, electricity, coffee, tin.

3. Vietnam

Official Name: SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM

Area               : 331,698 Square Km

Population     : 86, 000,000 

Capital           : Hanoi

Language       :Vietnamese, English, French, Chinese, Khmer other

Religion        : Buddhist, Hoa Hoa, Cao Dai, Christian, others

Economy      : INDUSTRY: food processing, garments, shoes, machine-building. AGRICULTURE: rice, corn, potatoes. EXPORT: crude oil, marine products, rice, coffee, rubbers. 

4. Thailand

Official Name: KINGDOM OF THAILAND

Area               : 513, 155 Square Km

Population     : 65, 608,000 

Capital           : Bangkok

Language       :Thai, English, Chinese dialects and indigenous.

Religion        : Buddhist, Buddhism, Islam, Christianity and Hindu. 

Economy      : INDUSTRY:Textiles, and garment, agriculture products, beverages, tobacco, and cement. AGRICULTURE: rice, corn, cassava and rubber. EXPORT: tourism, rice, vegetables, computers, transistors, seafood, and clothing. 

5. Brunei

Official Name: BRUNEI DARUSSALAM 

Area               : 5,765 Square Km

Population     : 400,000 

Capital           : Bandar Seri Begawan

Language       : Malay, English, Chinese

Religion         : Islam, Buddhism, Christian 

Economy      : INDUSTRY: Petroleum, liquefied natural gas, construction. AGRICULTURE: rice,vegetable, fruits, chickens. EXPORT: crude oil, natural gas, refined products. 

6. Indonesia 

Official Name: THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA

Area               : 1,904,567 Square Km

Population     : 237,556,363

Capital           : Jakarta 

Language     : Bahasa Indonesia, Dutch, Javanese, English, Chinese

Religion         : Islam, Protestant, Hindu, Buddhism, Christian other

Economy      : INDUSTRY: Petroleum and natural gas, textile, apparel, mining, cement. AGRICULTURE: rice,vegetable, cassava, rubber, peanuts, poultry. EXPORT: oil, gas, plywood, textiles, rubber, electrical application. 

7. Myanmar

 Official Name: THE REPUBLIC OF THE UNION MYANMAR

Area               : 676,577 Square Km

Population     : 59,000,000

Capital           : Nay Pyi Taw (admi. city)

Language       : Myanmar and English is widely spoken

Religion         : Islam, Hindu, Buddhism, Christian, Hindu other

Economy    : INDUSTRY: agro-based, wood-based, textiles, heavy industries, steel mill. AGRICULTURE: rice,beans, sesame, hardwood, pulses, fish,  EXPORT: oil, gas, fish, wood products., 

8. Singapore 

Official Name:REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE  

Area               : 697 Square Km

Population     : 4,658,000

Capital           : Singapore

Language       : Chinese, Malay, Tamil, English

Religion     : Islam, Hindu, Buddhism, Christian, Hindu Sikh, Daoist, Confucianis.

Economy    : INDUSTRY: Petrochemicals, machinery and electronics manufacturing, pharmaceuticals. 

Services: banking and finance, information Technology, tourism.

Export: Electronics, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, mineral fuels. 

9. Malaysia

Official Name:MALAYSIA  

Area               : 329,847 Square Km

Population     : 27,000,000

Capital           : Kuala Lumpur

Language       : Chinese, Bahasa Melayu, English and others

Religion     : Islam, Hindu, Buddhism,  Christian, Hindu Sikh, Taoism, Sikhism, and others.

Economy    : INDUSTRY: rubber, and oil palm, logging, petroleum production and refining.

10. Philippines 

Official Name:REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES

Area               : 676,577 Square Km

Population     : 59,000,000

Capital           : Manila

Languages      : Filipino, English, 8 major dialects and others

Religion     : Islam, Roman Catholic, Protestant, Buddhism.

Economy    : INDUSTRY: food manufactures, petroleum and coal products, electrical chicaneries, chemical and chemical products, and footwear. 

by Mr. Water, "Kongkea " (Mr.)

ជួួយគ្នាក្នុងគ្រាអាសន្ន​ផង!

 ដោយសារតែគ្រោះអគ្គីភ័យមួយកើតមានឡើងកាលពីព្រឹកថ្ងៃទី ២៧ កក្កដា ២០១៤​ នៅភូមទ្រា២ ស្ទឹងមានជ័យ រាជធានីភ្នំពេញ ដែលឆេះអស់ផ្ទះចំនួន ៣៥ខ្នង ស្មើនឹង ៦០ គ្រួសារ មាន​យុវជន​មួយ​ក្រុម​បាន​រៃ​អង្កាសថវិការដើម្បីទិញ អង្ករ មី និងខោអាវជូនដល់ជនរងគ្រោះ នៅថ្ងៃទី ២៨ កក្កដា ។ នេះជា​ទឹក​ចត្តិរបស់យុវជនខ្មែរដែលចេះជួយខ្មែរ នៅពេលមានគ្រាលំបាក ហើយ​វាគំរូដ៏​ល្្អមួយ​ផងដែរសម្រាប់​យើងទាំងអស់គ្នាផងដែរ ។ ​យុវជន​ទាំង​វនោះជាសិស្ស​តៃក្វាន់ដូ​រ​​ក​ម្ពុជា រួមមាន​៖
 ១. គី ២. វ៉ាន់់ឌី ៣. លីណា ៤. រូប៊ឺត ៥. សុវ៉ាន ណាត ៦. កែវ រតនា ៧. Jaycee Ling និងក្រុមសិស្សតៃក្វាន់ដូរមួយចំនួនទៀត ។

សូមបញ្ជាក់៖ បើសិនលោកអ្នកមានចិត្តសម្បុរសចង់ជួយជាខោអាវ ជាអាហារ និងរបស់​ប្រើ​ប្រាស់​ផ្សេងៗ ដល់ជនរងគ្រោះ លោកអ្នកអាចទំនាក់តាមរយ៖

វ់ាន់ឌី (Vandy): 0965050259 

បូលី (Bouly) Ky: 0122733751

នេះអំជាណយរបសយុវជនសម្បូរសធ៍ម

Cambodia History

Cambodia History

Let me first introduce you about Cambodia History

Under the Indian influence at the first decade, two principal centers civilization developed. The older in the extreme south of the peninsula was called “Funan” (the name of Chinese transliteration of the ancient that Khmer Called “Anajak Phnom” which mean hill. At that time, Khmer was an empire one. In the sixth century, the Kampuja (Khmer) who lived in the Middle of Mekong river, North of present Cambodia, was broken away from Funan period. After Funan(Norkor Phnom) period, the new power known as Chenla, absorbed Funanese Kingdom. In the last 7^th century, Chenla broke into two parts that are Land Chenla, and Water Chenla. Land Chenla was fairly stable during the 8^th century, whereas Water Chenla was beset by dynastic rivalries. During this period, Java invaded and took control part of country.

At the earlier 9^th century, the king set up the respective capital int present province of Siem Reap province (where Angkor Wat temple situated right now).  At that time many temples were built up and there two hundred of the temples are spread over Ankorian area. Those are sanctuaries are best known as architecture and sculptures.

The founder of Angkor was king Jayayarmen II (820-850), who built one of his residences on the plateau of the Kulen Mountain. King Indravarman I (887-889) a nephew of previous king constructed a vast irrigation system at Lolie and then built a tower of Preako and Bankong.  King Yasorvarman I (889-900) built the towers of Lolie to his memory and founded a new capital to the northwest which was to remain the very heart of Angkor, and he built Eastern Baray, (7km x 2km size) artificial lake.

King Harshavarman I (900-923), the son of Yasovarman , who took the foot of Phnom Bak Kheng, consecrated the little temple of Baksie Chamkrong, and built Prasat Kravan in 921. King Jayavarman IV (928-941), uncle of king Harshavarman I, reigned in northeastern Cambodia near the present town of Koh Ker. He erected several majestic monuments. King Rajendravarman (944-968) returned to Angkor in 952 and built the Eastern Mebon and Pre Roup. In 967, the Brahman Yajnavaraha, a high religious dignitary of royal blood, erected the temple of Banteay Srie, about 20 km northeast of the capital. King Jayavarman V (968-1001) founded a new capital around Takeo Temple.

In the 11^th century, King Suryavarman I (1002-1050) seized Angkor and founded a glorious dynasty. It was at this time that the Gopura of the royal Palace of Angkor Thom was completed with the sober pyramid of the Phimeanakas at its center. He also erected the temple of Phnom Penh Chiso, Some parts of Preah Vihear, and Preah Khan in Kampong Svay District.

King Udayadityavarman II (1050-1066), son of king Suryavarman I, built the mountain temple of Baphuon and Western Baray. King Udayadityararman’s brother, King Hasrshavarman III, succeeded him and ruled from 1066 to 1080 when violent strife led to the fall of the dynasty. King Jayavarman VI (1080-1113) continued to build Preah Vihear Mountain in Vat Po and Phimai.

King Suryavarman II (1113-1150) extended his power from the coast of China sea to the Indian Ocean and built the temples  of Angkor Wat, Thommanon, Chau Sa Tevoda, Preah Palilay, Preah Pithu and Banteay Samre. Agter  these achievements, the Khmer civilization began to decline due to internal strife and an attack by the chams.

King Jayavarman VII (1181-1220) was the most fascinating personality in Khmer history. He reestablished his rule over all of southern Indochina and is best known for his huge building program. He built many temples as well as Ta Prohm (1186) and Preah Khan (1191) to dedicate to his parents. Then he erected Banteay Kdei, Srah Srang, the Terrace of the leper King, the Terrace of the Elephant, Neak Pean, Ta Saom, Ta Nei, and a few monuments in other parts of the Country. It was who founded his great capital, Angkor Thom and in the center of which, he built the Bayon temple with its two hundred stone faces.

It is understandable that the country was exhausted after these enormous efforts. The decline of the Angkor era began after the death of King Jayavarman VII Siamese invasion and the limitation of the irrigation, Khmer Power declined so drastically that the king was finally obliged to move to the vicinity of Phnom Penh in 1431. Then resulting from a seies of Siames and Cham invasions, the country was placed as French protectorate in 1863.

After regaining independence on 9^th November, 1953 demanded by King Norodom Sihanouk, the country resumed several name and difference Political System. Those name are:

1.       1953-1970:          The Kingdom of Cambodia (under the Reachea Niyum )

2.       1970-1975:          The Khmer Republic (Under the Lon Nol regime)

3.       1975-1979:          Democratic Kampuchea (under the Pol Pot Genocidal Regime)

4.       1979-1989:          The People’s Republic of Kampuchea

5.       1989-1993:          The state of Cambodia

6.       1993-present:    The Kingdom of Cambodia.

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temple in Angkor Wat area

Phnom Penh 

 

King Norodom Sihanouk

By Kongkea, Mr. Water.

Climate change Issue

Climate Change Issue

According to a seminar of Climate Change Discussion stated that 196 countries included Cambodia have been finding resolution for solving climate change issue. their goal are; maintain climate system as for people in the world,and reduce greenhouse gas e -mission.

The cause of climate change are; first, increasing of greenhouses gas emission that contain CO2, CH4, N2O, HFCs, PFCs and SF. there are really affect to the climate a whole, the greenhouses emission absorb the heat back to the earth, when greenhouses emission increase, the heat is wrap so it will increase warming. Second, Human activities. Climate Change is affecting to agriculture, water resources, human health, and Eco-system on land and in the oceans, and it also poses sweeping risks for economic stability and security of nations.

 

This picture show about the negative impacts

In case for Cambodia is easier to get affect with this problem. Cambodia is developing country, 80 percent depend on agriculture sector and 52 percent live in plains area, and 30 percent living around Tonle Sap lake. In addition, Beach of cambodia is- 435 km length,and there are 4 provinces surrounded. According to the discussion stated that it will loss 4 province of Cambodia if the melt ice. Anymore Cambodia doesn't have enough fund to take measurable for reducing,and the people still poor understand about the climate Change.

Let me raise some case caused by climate change in Cambodia, Flooding in September, 2010 that killed- 247 peoples, 120,000 hectares of agriculture were destroyed and 3230,000 hectares was flooded.

A report stated about some ideas; Just as scientists are united on the impacts of climate change, so are economists generally agreed on the costs of combating it. Working now for a rapid transformation to a low-carbon economy will be significantly less expensive for people and economies than failing to act, especially in developing countries, which are most vulnerable to climate impacts. They are also where emission are rising fastest. these countries need support to build their own low-carbon futures and the opportunities that will bring. They have a pressing need for development. But their sustainable progress-demands they do so as possible. No one can afford the relentless increase in global temperatures that business as usual will bring.

The benefits of addressing climate change include reduced pollution, improved public health, fewer disasters, cleaner, cheaper, more efficient energy, better managed forests, more liveable cities, increased food security and less poverty. Instead of asking if we can afford to act, we should be asing what is stopping us, who is stopping us, and why? climate change is an issue for all people, all businesses, all governments. Let us join forces to push back against sceptics and entrenched interests. let us support the scientsts, economists, entreprenuers, and investors who can persuade government leaders and policy maker that now is the time for bold action.

Change is in the air- we can sense it at all levels of society. Solutions exist. The race is on. Our challenge to all political and business leaders, all concerned citizens and voters is simple: be at the head of the race. Don't get left behind. Don't be on the lossing side of history. Let us work together to make climate change a top priority for all leaders - at home and in the global arena. Let us take advatage of the opportunities presented by climate action and lay the foundations for a more prosperous and secure future for all.

Everything starting from you!!!! Your cares bring world expectation!!!  

Briefed by Water.!

About Tourism Site in Cambodia

Chi-phat Community-Based Eco-tourism site

I used to go study-tour at Chi-phat in June, 2013 for 3 days, and We had studied about there. it good condition to living, so let me talk about it.

Chi-phat is mainland south East Asia's largest remaining tract of rainforest situated directly in the heart of the Cardamom Mountain. There are many natural resources, and bio-diversity. Tourists can walk through the forest trails and see warm friendly from residents in the local.

Chi-phat located in Tmar Bang District, Koh Kong province, southeast Cambodia. it was created in 2007 by Wildlife Alliance Organization.

There are a lot of fascinating attractive resources, include Mountain, waterfalls, rivers, forest, evergreen forest, low land swamps and others. Tourists can visit many attractive thing, they can see cultural artifacts such as burial jars and wooden coffins. in-addition, they can enjoy with other activities like, calm mountain, trekking, biking, and traditional boat trips, to forest camping, wildlife and bird watching and village explorations.
Brief by Kongkea, Water.