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Cambodia IATSS Alumni Association Project Proposal on Program International Association of Traffic and Kingdom of Cambodia Safety Science Kingdom of Cambodia Nation Region King Cambodia IATSS Alumni Association Project Proposal on Program Cooling Cambodia Program Cooling Cambodia has been named after Project Cooling Cambodia ( PCC ) the successful events organized for 6 phases in Phnom Penh and Siem Reap Province since 2012 to response the Global Climate Change, initiated and brought to Cambodia by Ms. Theary Tith (Jamie), the project ’s founder and Ms. Sotheany Lay (Theany), the project ’s co-founder which has resulted in the group discussion of IATSS ’s 48 th batch. The project has tackled the issues of extensive waste of energy, which contributes to the causes of climate change. With the objectives of Cambodia IATSS Alumni Association to move forward the Project Cooling Cambodia into next chapter, our CIAA ’s members have decided to upgrade this project to the program, planning for long term action and forwarding to the long term sustainability. Cambodia IATSS Alumni Association aims at 3 mains contributions to the society: - Education Support - Environmental Protection - People ’s Health and Safety With this aim, we are going to extend the saving energy theme with rubbish issue and the education support to children community. 1 | P a g e Please find the program proposal as follows: Title Program Cooling Cambodia Year of Origin 2012 Origin Project Cooling Cambodia brought to Cambodia by Ms TITH Theary (Jamie) and Mrs. LAY Sotheany (Theany), Batch : IATSS Forum 48th 2011 Partners - Cambodia-Japan Cooperation Center (CJCC) - Principle and Teacher of the high school - CIAA’s Members - Sponsors Venue High School in Sihanouk Ville and Primary School in Kampong Seila Tentative schedule 13-16 October, 2017 (Tentative) Beneficiaries High School Students in Preah Sihanouk Province & Primary School Students in Kampong Seila Theme Love the Environment, Love the Health, Love the Earth Top Priority Issue Cambodia is one of the faster developing economies in ASEAN. While agriculture and tourism are still the main drivers of Cambodia’s economy, the industry sector, especially the garment industry, has been expanding rapidly. With this rapid industrialization and economic growth, Cambodia is expected to consume more electricity for both industrial and domestic purpose. 32.2 % of Cambodia’s population are aged 14 years and below. It’s this group of Cambodians who more likely to benefit from the economic growth of the country. It’s also they who will have to bear the consequences of environmental problems and in particular global warming should they neglect their responsibility to care for the environment. Hence it’s important to educate this group of young people on the importance of consuming electricity responsibly. It’s also easier to nurture positive habits in the young. The project team believes that children at this age are old enough to understand the threat of global warming while at the same time they are young enough to be inculcated with good habits in the young. Goal - Contribution towards the mitigation of increasing global temperature through the reduction of electricity consumption in urban households. - Rubbish collection issues are tackled through the education and the materials provided. - School materials for less fortunate children are provided. Objective(s) The program serves to fulfill the main objectives as follows: 1. Environment for energy saving: To raise the awareness of - The impact of excessive use of electricity on rising global temperature - The amount of energy needed to operate the different household electrical appliances. To encourage individuals to adopt positive habits so as to reduce electricity consumption. These habit may include but not limited to following: - Switch off electrical appliances from the main switch when not in use - Use natural lighting during the day - Use energy efficient electrical appliances such as energy saving light 2 | P a g e bulbs instead of incandescent light bulbs - If air conditioner unit is required, maintain the temperature at no lower than 25 degrees Celsius 2. Environment for cleanliness through the rubbish collection and water tape To raise awareness of and the form the habitual behavior toward - The collection of rubbish, helping to promote the fresh environment - The use of water/water tape to wash hands at all times after playing or touching any bacterial stuff 3. Educational Charity Event To contribute to the less fortunate children in the rural who have limited educational resources to support their study Agenda Appendix 1 Evaluation and Pre-assessment questionnaire will be distributed to high school students before the Impact Assessment workshop to check their level of understanding about the environment protection, especially on energy saving and rubbish collection. And the post questionnaires will be also done right after the workshop to measure their level of knowledge and how they will change their behavior after the experiments. Budget Appendix 2 Phnom Penh, Date: 31 Mar 2017 Ms. VANN Bonida, President Cambodia IATSS Forum Alumni Association (CIAA) 3 | P a g e Appendix 1 “Program Cooling Cambodia ” Date: Saturday 14 th and Sunday 15 th October 2017 Venue: High School in Preah Sihanouk City & Primary School in Kampong Seila District, Preah Sihanouk Province Agenda Day 1 06:00 Departure from Phnom Penh 10:30 Arrive at Preah Sihanouk City 10:30-11:30 School visit and internal meeting for the preparation 11:30:12:30 Luncheon 13:00 Arrival of students and guests 13:30 Introduction of MC 13:30-13:40 Opening remark by School Principal 13:40-13:50 Introduction remarks about CIAA and the main objective the program by CIAA’s President 13:50– 14:50 Students ‘blessing dance (if available) 14:50-15:00 Students role play on Saving Energy 15:00-15:15 Presentation or Video about how we care about environment (topics will be about energy saving, rubbish collection, and sanitation) 15:15-15:45 First-hand experience on how students could generate the energy through: - Hand Crank Generator: It will educate the students on the amount of electricity require to light the different types of light bulbs - Bicycle Generator: This activity will teach the students of the amount energy need to operate various electrical appliances such as new and old radios as well as television 4 | P a g e 15:45-16:15 Students ‘presentation or game or handcrafts to develop their thoughts of how the students are going to do after the workshop (distribute of post assessment questions) 16:15-16:45 Handover of the dust bin, water pipe installation to school principal and the school materials to students (upon the sponsorship) 16:45 -16:55 Closing remark by School Principal (collection of post assessment questionnaires) 16:55 Group photo & end of the workshop Day 2 06:00 Departure from Preah Sihanouk Province 08:30 Arrive at Kompong Seila District, Preah Sihanouk Province 09:00-11:00 Charity Event to poor and less fortunate children ( primary school) 12:00 Luncheon at Picnic Resort 13:00 Farmers Visit, Grooming and Hygiene campaign for famers and villagers nearby 15:00 Depart from Kampong Seila to Phnom Penh 18:00 Arrive at Phnom Penh 5 | P a g e Appendix 2 Budget Proposal on Program Cooling Cambodia No Description # of person Units Cost Total Remarks I Expenses $ 3,450.00 1 School Materials 100 $ 2.00 $ 200.00 High School students; book and pen 2 T-shirts 300 $ 3.00 $ 900.00 For all participants Gifts for performers and 3 10 $ 5.00 $ 50.00 dancers 4 Technician and installation $ 150.00 $ 150.00 Equipment for hand-on experiment and stage installation 5 School Materials Charity 100 $ 5.00 $ 500.00 Primary School students 6 Transportation 1 $ 300.00 $ 300.00 24 seat bus CIAA: 8, Guest Speaker:2, Sponsors: 4, International 7 Meal 20 6 $ 5.00 $ 600.00 Alumni 4, Volunteers: 2 8 Accommodation 10 $ 35.00 $ 350.00 10 rooms for 18-20 participants for 1 night 9 Media and Newspaper $ 100.00 10 Rubbish Bin & water pipe installation $ 200.00 11 Miscellaneous $ 100.00 Printing appreciation certificates to sponsors and school II Source of Funds $ 3,450.00 1 IATSS Forum Support $ 2,000.00 2 Sponsorship 12 100 $ 1,200.00 Seek sponsors from private company and NGOs. 3 CIAA's contribution $ 250.00 From fund balance and members Note: In case CIAA could not seek for sponsorship as projected, we will adjust the expenses accordingly. 6 | P a g e .
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