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KEPA

Kepa is a service base for nongovernmental organizations in Finland interested in development work and global issues.

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It is a politically and ideologically independent organization that operates with funding from the Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland. Kepa acts as a mouthpiece of Finnish development NGOs, hosts events such as the World Village Festival and publishes the Maailman Kuvalehti magazine. Kepa operated also the Etvo programme. It was discontinued in 2016 following cuts to the Finnish development aid, which is the main source of Kepa's funding.

How locals move

Getting around KEPA the local way

  • Get inMinibuses cost around US$7 — shop around, prices vary.
  • Get inConnections from: Phnom Penh – 07:00, 3¼ hr, US$8 Takeo – 08:40, 1¾ hr, US$6 Sihanoukville – 14:00, 2½ hr, US$7 Kampot – 16:00, ½ hr, US$4 From: Kampot – For a motorcycle taxi (US$2–3) or tuk-tuk (around US$6) be prepared to bargain like a local or pay a bit more.

From Wikivoyage: Kep, CC BY-SA. Not yet checked by us. Last edited 2026-06.

Text adapted from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0. Photograph: Uoaei1 (see Commons), Wikimedia Commons.