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1. Cambodia is a southeast Asian nation with a mixed economic system. The World Health Organization lists Cambodia as a low-income country with about 80% living in rural settings. Cambodia is divided between the public and private sectors. 70% of public health workers in Cambodia are nurses and midwives, but they are still unable  to serve the entire population

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2.Cambodia economy has sustained an average growth rate 7.7% between 1995 and 2018, making it among the fastest growing economies in the world. Poverty continues to fall in Cambodia. The poverty rate in 2014 was 13.5%  compared to 47.8%  in 2007. About 90% of the poor live in the countryside.  Cambodia has achieved the Millennium Development Goal of having poverty in 2009 of escaping  poverty by a small margin.

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3. A lack of Universal access to renal replacement therapy underscores the importance of early diagnosis a largely unmet need to Cambodians.  The Cambodians lack of adequate water, sanitation, education, transportation, and communication have caused huge problems in the development of the health system. There are 29 provincial hospitals, 157 district hospitals and 1,725 town infirmaries in Cambodia. There are a shortage of trained health personnel in the provinces, and those assigned are often away for training or other duties.

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4.The quality of health in Cambodia is rising along with its growing economy but, Kidney transplants are virtually still unavailable in Cambodia. More Cambodians are still unaware that they afflicted with the silent killer which only shows symptoms at the late stages.  A large increase in Diabetes and High Blood Pressure are challenges in Cambodia.

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5. This disease can go undetected until very advanced. " Silent Killer" A simple urine test can tell you if you have Kidney disease. Also these things can prevent Kidney Disease.

Exercise

Low salt diet, low fat diet

Keeping blood pressure low

Drinking lots of water

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6. "When you have money you can live longer, and if not you die" Cambodians bring of low-socioeconomic status come to pay for hemodialysis. When they done have enough money, there are fewer then 15 dialysis doctors and nephrologists. Cambodia have fewer dialysis nurses. Cambodia is in dire need to find Comprehensive solutions to the rising of kidney disease. Many of the Cambodia people that have end stage renal disease or Chronic kidney failure have to travel to neighboring countries to get treated and this put a burned on their financial means.