Our mission since 1994:
Supporting rural communities in southern Vietnam and Cambodia towards sustainable development* with and for all.
*Sustainable development: development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. Sustainable development is based on a long-term vision that takes into account the inseparable nature of the environmental, social and economic dimensions of development activities.
two main tools
our areas of intervention
Education / Training
Microfinance in rural areas
Small infrastructures
Environment
our news
Thriving Against Odds: Mekong Plus Microcredits Unleash Potential
Empowering Dreams: Mekong Plus Scholarships Transforming Lives
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Make a donation
At Mekong Plus we’re proud of their achievements and you can share this happiness with us:
- Help a child complete a school cycle with a €20 or €40 scholarship.
- Train a group of 20 women and/or farmers in profitable, environmentally-friendly farming practices: €50
- Support waste recycling for the production of recycled plastic school furniture – 1 bench and two chairs: €70.
- Offer a microcredit to a family to develop an income-generating activity that will definitively improve their living conditions: from €100 to €200.
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our latest video
Mekong Plus goes behind the camera and invites you into the heart of villages, the middle of a family farm and even into the schoolyard for the time of a short video. On a regular basis, you can learn more about a fascinating subject by going behind the scenes of our projects.
our newsletter
Subscribing to our monthly newsletter is a good opportunity to be informed in detail about the themes cultivated by Mekong Plus, the new reports available, our news and events. It’s also a chance to find out more about the beneficiaries you support:
– Schoolchildren say ‘thank you’ because they were in danger of dropping out.
– A single mother finally gets out with a “piggy bank”!
– Schoolchildren collect plastic waste and we make cheaper, sturdier school benches.