-Japan provides US$1.3m to improve learning in Saravan schools
World Vision Japan and Japan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs have provided US$1.3 million to help improve learning in 20 kindergarten and primary schools in Toumlan district, Saravan province, to ensure children can read Lao language with comprehension and fluency.. ...More>>>
Rampant inflation in Laos and the depreciation of the kip, which has driven up the cost of living, are the prime motives for young people seeking jobs in Thailand, a labour official has said....More>>>
- Authorities probe damage to crop fields in Attapeu
Authorities in Sanamxay district, Attapeu province, are investigating reports that a foreign-owned company cut down crops grown by villagers so they could use the land for their own purposes...More>>>
- Australia reaffirms commitment to quality primary education in Laos
Australia’s support for primary education will continue through the second phase of the BEQUAL Programme, with AUD28 million to be provided over four years from 2022-26. . . ...More>>>
-Khammuan takes steps to preserve historic buildings
Khammuan authorities have listed 71 French-colonial-era buildings in Thakhaek district for conservation, aiming to preserve them for their architectural and historical interest, and their appeal to tourists. .
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-Phongsaly better able to cope with food shortages
The World Food Programme (WFP) to Laos has continued to team up with local authorities to enhance capacities in climate resilience and disaster risk management in risk areas in target provinces. ...More>>>
