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Bophay was born and grew up in Phnom Penh. Bophay’s first worked as a Project Manager and Team Leader in a child welfare and community development organizations. For 6 years Bophay has worked with local company as a production coordinator on a variety of television shoots including ‘Gordon Ramsay’s Great Escapes’, ‘Expedition Unknown’, ‘River Monster’ etc. Bophay’s extensive experience of film and television shoots make him an asset to any production, no matter how big or small, and he is the most experienced production coordinator, location manager and fixer in Cambodia.
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In the second chapter of this two-part documentary series, daring people and enterprises take wind and solar energy to new frontiers across Asia through groundbreaking renewable energy projects. Deploying renewable energy projects on new terrain or on the sea is challenging but it's transforming the region for good.
Japan is partnering with Vietnam to develop quality infrastructure that will foster sustainable growth. Binh Duong New City in Vietnam is one example.
Here, Japan helps solve social issues and realize sustainable societies through its high-quality infrastructure.
Many of the children in Cambodia's orphanages have at least one living parent, who sent them away in the hope that they can get a better education, lift themselves out of poverty and lead a better life. But these dreams were shattered amid allegations of exploitation and mistreatment.
Zircon is one of the oldest minerals on Earth. Cambodia's Ratanakiri province, also known as The Mountain of Gems, is best known for producing precious rare blue zircon stones. The zircon industry is unmistakably their main economic lifeline, changing the lives of many locals.
锆石，是地球上最古老的矿物之一，形成约两百万年前。柬埔寨的腊塔纳基里省，又名‘宝石山’的镇乡之宝，就是独特的蓝色锆石！锆石产业是这里的主要经济命脉，为当地土著带来了可观的收入，并改变了他们的生活面貌。
In the 1970s, Cambodia plunged into a civil war that lasted almost 4 years. Two million were killed from overwork and massacres, triggering a country-wide famine. Hungry and desperate, Cambodians survived on meagre porridge, wild vegetables and insects. Presenter Danny Yeo investigates the food consumed by one of the most hated Khmer Rouge leader. 20世纪70年代，柬埔寨经历三年八个月的毁灭性内战，200万人丧生于劳役和屠杀，饥荒蔓延。绝望之下，人们只能吃稀粥、野菜和昆虫。而这些战争食物竟成为日常。与此同时，残忍的暴君屠杀了无数同胞，又吃了些什么呢？
Cambodia – for centuries its prosperity has been linked to its ability to grow some of the finest rice in the world along with careful management of its unique water resources.
At the country’s heart is the magnificent Lake Tonle Sap which supplies much of the country’s irrigation needs.
But, Cambodia like much of Southeast Asia, faces increasing challenges to its people’s livelihoods and long-term prosperity as climate change impacts unleash devastating floods and prolonged periods of drought in almost equal measure.
