Visit The National Centre for Khmer Ceramic Revival – NCKCR
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This tour provider has taken action to address one or more issues (whether environmental, social or cultural) which will contribute positively to the long term viability of the destination and hence their site displays a Caring for the destination rating.
Main area of focus in Caring for the Destination:
Society - community development and Culture.
Society - community development and Culture.
Detailed description of the Caring for the Destination Initiative:
In an effort to revive cultural heriatge and tradition in developing communities, National Centre for Khmer Ceramics Revival (NCKCR) is dedicated to the rebirth, promotion and development of the ceramic arts in Cambodia.
This non-profit, non-government organisation supports Cambodian ceramic arts with facilities and programs that include a gallery, studio space, school, educational and outreach programs. NCKCR activities are decentralised allowing access to ceramics knowledge to disadvantaged people in rural areas. The NCKCR has and continues to organise rural workshops and perform structured sessions of vocational training.
Students who have graduated from NCKCR's vocational study centre have continued on to become employees of NCKCR, owner/operators of their own ceramic studios or facilitators in young ceramists in starting their own studios.
NCKCR believes in promoting broad access to the ceramic arts in Cambodia to alleviate poverty especially in Siem Reap, which is still the most poverty stricken province Cambodia.
Your visit to NCKCR will contribute much needed financial support to this NGO so that their work can continue. NCKCR aims to be self-supporting and with your help they can reach this goal.
In an effort to revive cultural heriatge and tradition in developing communities, National Centre for Khmer Ceramics Revival (NCKCR) is dedicated to the rebirth, promotion and development of the ceramic arts in Cambodia.
This non-profit, non-government organisation supports Cambodian ceramic arts with facilities and programs that include a gallery, studio space, school, educational and outreach programs. NCKCR activities are decentralised allowing access to ceramics knowledge to disadvantaged people in rural areas. The NCKCR has and continues to organise rural workshops and perform structured sessions of vocational training.
Students who have graduated from NCKCR's vocational study centre have continued on to become employees of NCKCR, owner/operators of their own ceramic studios or facilitators in young ceramists in starting their own studios.
NCKCR believes in promoting broad access to the ceramic arts in Cambodia to alleviate poverty especially in Siem Reap, which is still the most poverty stricken province Cambodia.
Your visit to NCKCR will contribute much needed financial support to this NGO so that their work can continue. NCKCR aims to be self-supporting and with your help they can reach this goal.
