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World Links - Cambodia

World Links is an innovative, award-winning, and independent not-for-profit enterprise, spun off from the World Bank, which leverages the unique potential of technology to bring opportunity and hope to disadvantaged youth around the world. World Links’ training, combined with access to computers and the internet, results in the skills, knowledge, attitude change, and insight necessary for youth to participate and compete in global and local economies, while playing an important role in helping to eradicate poverty.

filmmaker: Jessica Kizorek

country: Cambodia

channel: adventure

rating: PRO

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10 Best: Cambodia-The Temples of Angkor

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