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This document provides information about the Toul Sambo Tmey community located 20 km outside of Phnom Penh, Cambodia. It notes that the community was previously called Chey Chumnas and consists of 76 families living on 89 plots of land. The community lacks infrastructure and job opportunities. It has a small market, elementary school, electricity, and some health services provided by NGOs. However, it does not have adequate water supply, public services, or good relationships between older and newer residents. Opportunities for growth include vegetable farming and rice farming, but the community faces threats such as poor road access, lack of cooperation and interest from residents, and lack of unity or local planning.
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