Phnom penh: In partnership with the Cambodia Ecotourism Network (CEN) and private sector partners, officially launched the Blue Green Ecotourism project to protect nature and boost livelihoods, at Maloop Garden, Phnom Penh, early this week. According to Agence Kampuchea Presse, the project is funded by the International Organisation of La Francophonie (OIF) and is part of the Destination Eco-Talents Project. WWF-Cambodia stated that this 14-month initiative, running from August 2025 to September 2026, aims to promote low-impact tourism that highlights Kratie's natural beauty and cultural heritage. Additionally, it seeks to support the development of a national Ecotourism Network to unite the green and eco-tourism sector. The project will provide support to rural communities, local tourism providers, and the national ecotourism sector. It aims to offer women and youth opportunities for sustainable livelihoods and professional skill development. WWF-Cambodia emphasized that by integrating conservation, cultu re, and tourism, the initiative seeks to deliver lasting economic and environmental benefits. The goal is to position Kratie among Cambodia's leading eco-destinations.
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