Soriya woke to find Old Sokha standing at the foot of her bed, humming. In her gnarled hand was a faded photograph: a group of young Khmer Rouge soldiers, smiling, rifles slung over their shoulders. In the center stood a woman with Soriya’s face.
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That night, they were served a feast: amok trey , lok lak , fresh coconut. But Soriya noticed the plates were old—cracked, yellowed, stamped with the Khmer Rouge’s agrarian cooperative symbols.
As the program prepared to wind down, communities crafted a sustainability plan: local trainers were certified to continue farmer outreach, VSLA governance was formalized with by-laws, and district agricultural officers committed modest recurring budget lines for spare parts and seed demonstrations. For Sreypov and Chanthou, JVP Cambodia II was more than a project—it was a turning point that turned recurring loss into pathways for steady income and local opportunity.