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rogerman · 6th January 2008, 08:06

[quote=ScorpioPower]The days of walking into NGO jobs in Cambo ended in the late 90's. I'm sure there are exceptions to this, but they're very rare.

I worked in Cambodia during the last uprising in the war for World Vision. I was driving a truck and trailer from KDD camp in Thailand, over the border, and all over Cambodia. I was delivering rice as aid support mainly in western Cambodia. I still own a house and farm in Battambang. I had also started a project that taught farmers different methods of rice farming, for when there wasn't flooding and sustainable farming. Worked better than originally thought......nice fertile land and huge rice yields.
I really love that country....would prefer to be there.

6th January 2008, 08:06	#23 (permalink)
rogerman rogerman is trying to remember going green Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: whykickamoocow Posts: 2,137 vCash: 496 Rep Power: 1626	Re: Volunteering in Cambodia [quote=ScorpioPower]The days of walking into NGO jobs in Cambo ended in the late 90's. I'm sure there are exceptions to this, but they're very rare. I worked in Cambodia during the last uprising in the war for World Vision. I was driving a truck and trailer from KDD camp in Thailand, over the border, and all over Cambodia. I was delivering rice as aid support mainly in western Cambodia. I still own a house and farm in Battambang. I had also started a project that taught farmers different methods of rice farming, for when there wasn't flooding and sustainable farming. Worked better than originally thought......nice fertile land and huge rice yields. I really love that country....would prefer to be there.