Tonlesap App vs NoDrug

Tonlesap App has been developed under AMK's initiative aiming to provide the following benefits to all agricultural stakeholders: - to provide technical knowledge on agricultural products such as rice, cassava, horticulture crops, chickens, pigs, cows, etc. - to connect with agri-input suppliers (both retailers and wholesalers) for fertilizers, pesticides, plastic mulch, drip tools, and others; with experts to share agricultural-related problems and solutions; with creditors for capital and investments. - to update agriculture-related news. App Features: -------------- 1. Guides: enables farmers to access technical information related to agricultural production which is categorized by crops, animals, tubers and flowers, etc. Also, the farmers can also learn the best-practiced techniques from experienced farmers with step by step videos, audios, and text guides from reliable sources. 2. My Farm: farmers can record their farming activities and know the estimated expenses and income of their farms based on the selected technical guide(s). 3. Messages: allows farmers to contact various agri-experts for solutions to their farm problems. 4. Market: connect between farmers and input suppliers where farmers can find their required input information including price, location, contact of retailers & wholesalers of fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides, and others. 5. News: keep farmers informed of new guides uploaded to the App and also any up-to-date news related to the agriculture sector. 6. Settings: the users can change language, location, and other profile information.

NoDrug mobile application is an educational application designed for public users to learn more about drugs. User can use this application to see educational video, message, news and articles to gain more knowledge about the bad impact caused by drugs. This will help users to prevent themselves from drugs. In addition, through this app, users can also reports about any drugs activities to the authority to request to action support to solve drugs problems in their community.