To open up a truly affluent land in countries and regions around the world, and to build a healthy and affluent living space for the city and the people who live there, a viewpoint to look at the social issues faced by each local community is important.
Cambodia is one of the examples. In Cambodia, political instability continued due to the Vietnam War and the subsequent civil war. It was born in 1993 as the new “Kingdom of Cambodia” and is about to achieve economic recovery, but in addition to infrastructure equipment such as electricity and water and medical facilities, there is a shortage of educational facilities such as schools. As a result, literacy rates are low in many areas, and residents themselves feel the need for education. In this place, which is said to be “the country with the highest landmine burial density in the world,” Kadotoku Corporation is co-sponsoring KMT Corp to support the independent living of Cambodian residents.