Anloung Lvea Primary School E Ducation
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B roadening A ccess to S ustainable Anloung Lvea Primary School E ducation Facts Description Name Anloung Lvea In spite of its flourishing tourism, Cambodia is still one of the poorest and least developed countries in Southeast Type of facility Primary School Asia. Development is not evenly distributed in the country and many rural communities remain poverty-stricken No. of students 145 (63 boys, 82 girls) as corruption and self-interest impedes the country’s growth. Anloung Lvea Primary School is located in Sangkae No. of teachers 6 (3 male, 3 female) District of Battambang Province. The local community has a population of 1,432, where the main source of No. of classrooms 1 school building with 4 income originates from subsistence farming. The school offers education from Primary 1 to Primary 6, and has classrooms & 1 toilet 145 students, aged 6 – 12, in attendance. The current school building was constructed in 1995 and is now under Size of building 288 m2 great risk of collapsing. Due to the potential of the building falling apart on students, classes were relocated to a Budget USD 49,045 local villager’s basement. With insufficient space and little protection from the rain and dust, students cannot Construction period May - December 2015 fully benefit from their education in such a restrictive environment. By providing a new school building with four Project manager Mr. Sinoeuy My fully furnished classrooms, we will be addressing the lack of proper school infrastructure, enabling children to Location (Province) Anloung Lvea Village, learn and grow in real and safe classrooms. Furthermore, a new school building will emphasize the importance Sangkae District, of education to the community and provide an incentive for the children and youth to continue with and Battambang Province, complete primary education. Cambodia Map Implementation We will support Anloung Lvea Primary School by constructing one new building with four fully furnished classrooms and one toilet. The government is responsible for the teachers’ salaries and the provision of learning materials. As with all our projects, we will seek to involve the local community in the construction process as much as possible. The community will contribute by filling up the school foundation, monitoring the construction progress and reporting to us regularly. We will perform regular check-ups in order to evaluate our high quality standards. Involvement of the community in the project is critical as it encourages a stronger sense of ownership over the project. A local contractor will be hired to manage the labour and materials, and oversee the construction of the school. Once the project is completed, the community will be responsible for the maintenance of the school building. Payments will be made in instalments according to the progress of the construction and 5% of the total cost will be held back for six months as a guarantee for the work. We consider this project as low risk. The main risks would be delays in construction due to a very strong rainy season and potential absenteeism by workers in order to mend their fields during plantation. Construction is due to begin at the end of May and completion is expected by December 2015. Photos Budget Item USD in % Construction material 33,225 68% Labour 6,799 14% Interior & furniture 2,927 6% Transportation 1,749 3% Monitoring & implementation costs 912 2% Administration overhead contribution 3,433 7% Total budget 49,045 100% Classes take place at a local villager’s basement Project manager Sinoeuy My (Mr.) Sinoeuy has been working with Child’s Dream since October 2010 as a Field Coordinator for Cambodia [email protected] Mobile: +855 92 218 689 With little protection against the elements and Due to old age, the school building will likely collapse with cramped desks, productivity is quite low and therefore not in use anymore .