The Social and Economic
Developers Association (SEDA) was created to bring sustainable economic and
social change to the disadvantaged people of Laos. We are a non-profit,
non-government, Laos-based organization, dedicated to improving education and
health, and providing economic opportunities for a long-term solution to poverty
- and a brighter future for the Lao PDR.
01/02/08 -
SEDA launches new website. Take a look around!
01/01/07 -
Happy New Year from the SEDA family to yours!
News From Laos
In Laos, Chinese Motorcycles Change Lives
(NY Times) Villagers ride their cheap Chinese motorcycles, which sell for as
little as $440, down a dirt road to the markets of Luang Prabang, a
charming city of Buddhist temples along the Mekong that draws flocks
of foreign tourists.
Vietnam plans Mekong mega-dam in Laos: state media(AFP) Energy-hungry Vietnam is planning to build a two-billion-dollar
mega-dam on the Mekong river of Laos and to construct several
other large hydropower projects in the neighboring country.
ADB,
Sweden to help Mekong region in power trade(Xinhua) The Asian Development Bank (ADB) and Sweden are helping to set up an
institutional framework to support competitive regional power trade
in the Greater Mekong Sub-region (GMS).
