Cambodia
35% live below the country’s national poverty
line of $0.45 a day
300,000 people or 25% of population in the capital city live in slum area housing.
The Per Capita GDP in 2005: $2,727.
Perpetuation
HIGH Resource Rivalry Men without social disadvantages 10.8 million Cambodians living below the $2/day poverty level
HIGH Environmental Influence
“Hand they’re dealt”Poor country infrastructure (roads, sewage, etc.)
Political Unrest
Struggling overall economy LOW Attractiveness of
SubstitutesSexual Slavery
Abuse
Starvation & Disease
Death or Serious Injury
HIGH Dependency RiskChildren of the impoverished
Immediate and extended family
Local community
HIGH Barriers to EntryLacking access to education
Human Trafficking
Strong tradition of gender inequality
Driving Forces of Poverty in Cambodia
Women & Children of Cambodia
Targets Most Poor and HelplessProgram for women: Admission & Counseling Literacy classes Vocational training
Program for Children:
Aftercare Program Foster Home Program House of Smiles Community Learning
Center
Hybrid Model
Commercial Social
Hagar Soya
Hagar Design
Hagar Catering
Women’s Programs Children’s Programs
Vocational Training
Broad Program Reach Can Break Cycle of Poverty
Hagar Soya
Water Filter Project
Community Learning Center
Literacy Classes
Day Care facility
Vocational training
Employment opportunities
Enhanced nutrition
Proper sanitation Basic education
Reduced risk of fatal disease
Leveraging Capabilities Along Spectrum through Strategic
Partnerships
Diversified Funding Pools Global Sources and Ensures
Sustainability
Social Impact Measured by Metrics
Future Sustainability
HIGH Resource Rivalry Men without social disadvantages 10.8 million Cambodians living below the $2/day poverty level
HIGH Environmental Influence
“Hand they’re dealt”Poor country infrastructure (roads, sewage, etc.)
Political Unrest
Struggling overall economy LOW Attractiveness of
SubstitutesSexual Slavery
Abuse
Starvation & Disease
Death or Serious Injury
HIGH Dependency RiskChildren of the impoverished
Immediate and extended family
Local community
HIGH Barriers to EntryLacking access to education
Human Trafficking
Strong tradition of gender inequality
LOW Resource Rivalry Men without social disadvantages 10.8 million Cambodians living below the $2/day poverty level
MEDIUM Environmental Influence
“Hand they’re dealt”Poor country infrastructure (roads, sewage, etc.)
Political Unrest
Struggling overall economy LOW Attractiveness of
SubstitutesSexual Slavery
Abuse
Starvation & Disease
Death or Serious Injury
HIGH Dependency RiskChildren of the impoverished
Immediate and extended family
Local community
LOW Barriers to EntryLacking access to education
Human Trafficking
Strong tradition of gender inequality
Porter’s 5 Forces of Poverty Perpetuation
The End!
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