Sokchea is a fisherwoman in Kampot, Cambodia. She relies on a daily catch to provide food and income for her family.

But her livelihood is under threat as increasing cycles of storms, floods and extreme weather make fishing perilous. Last time Sokchea went out to fish, her boat nearly capsized.

Without her daily catch, Sokchea is struggling to make ends meet. Some days she has to borrow money so her children don't go hungry.

But ActionAid is working round the clock to ensure women like Sokchea can survive by adapting their skills.

In Cambodia, we are helping women to switch from traditional livelihoods to climate-resilient businesses. For example, we train women in innovative methods of growing crops on boats, replanting mangroves and building community fishing ponds.

By donating to ActionAid, you could help us support women and girls around the world with seeds, tools and training so that women can turn their lives around.

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