Outcomes from
1998-2012
1998
CDAF sent an athlete to attend
the Nagano Winter Paralympic Games in Athens, Greek as an observer.
In the same year,
Cambodian Disabled Athletics Federation was
donated by Cambodia Trust for attending the Angkor International Half Marathon held in front of Angkor
Wat campus in Siem Reap Province, Kingdom of Cambodia.
1999
- CDAF sent 7 athletes to
participate in FESPIC Games, their first international event in Bangkok, Thailand ( the event
attended by 44 Nations). Cambodia won 3 silver and 2 bronze medals. This image
has woken the society up and placed a very important achievement into the whole
community of Cambodia, and discrimination towards people with
disabilities has been deeply considered and reduced from step to
step
In
conjunction with Australian Embassy, CDAF supported two athletes for ARAFURA Games participation in
Australia. The Cambodian competitors achieved a silver and a bronze medal as a
result.
In
the same year, Cambodian Disabled Athletics Federation was donated by Japanese
International NGO/NPO Hearts of Gold for attending the Angkor Wat International Half Marathon held in front of Angkor Wat
campus in Siem Reap province, Kingdom of Cambodia..
2000
CDAF sent 2 athletes to be involved in the Millennium Marathon Fun Run in New Zealand, and one of
Cambodian disabled athletes became the first Cambodian amputee to complete a
full Marathon (42 Kilometers) with success in the second class winning one
silver medal in the contest. He has made a very great historic achievement for
Cambodia in term of joining the international tournament with friends from the
world to create the New Millennium
History of Sports.
In
the same year, Cambodian Disabled Athletics Federation was donated by Japanese
International NGO/NPO Hearts of Gold for participating in the Angkor Wat International
Half Marathon held in front of Angkor Wat campus in Siem Reap province, Kingdom
of Cambodia.
2001
CDAF deported six athletes to take part in the 1st Asian Para Game in Malaysia.
As the outcome of the contest, Cambodian athletes won
six medals including two gold, two silver and two bronze ones.
In November 2001, CDAF
had a great chance to meet with Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen and
during the meeting, five of the athletes of CDAF had a great honor to obtain
the National Level Medal Award from
him.
In
the same year, Cambodian Disabled Athletics Federation was donated by Japanese
International NGO/NPO Hearts of Gold for attending the Angkor Wat International
Half Marathon held in front of Angkor Wat campus in Siem Reap province, Kingdom
of Cambodia.
2002
On April 27th– May 6th 2002, CDAF sent five competitive
participants to Malaysia for the 11th Malaysian
Games participation, and the
event was attended by many countries from Asia and Asia Pacific. Cambodian
disabled team won thirteen medals including six gold, five silvers and two
bronzes for the final results.
On August 4th, 2002, five of the athletes had a
great honor to receive His majestic Medal Awards from the Cambodian retired
king Norodom Sihanuk.
In November, 2002, CDAF
sent eight candidates to take part in 8th
FESPIC Games in South Korea, and the event was attended by 48
Nations. As a result, Cambodian athletes won five medals, two gold, two silvers
and one bronze.
In
the same year, Cambodian Disabled Athletics Federation was sponsored by
Japanese International NGO/NPO Hearts of Gold for attending the Angkor Wat
International Half Marathon held in front of Angkor Wat campus in Siem Reap
province, Kingdom of Cambodia.
2003
On December 18–29, 2003, CDAF
sent fifteen candidates to take part in the Second
Asean Games in Hanoi,
Vietnam, and the event was joined by 11 countries, and Cambodian athletes
received ten medals for consisting of two gold, five silver and three
bronze ones for the tournament achievement.
In the same year,
Cambodian Disabled Athletics Federation was donated
by Japanese International NGO/NPO Hearts of gold for attending the Angkor
Wat International Half Marathon held in front of Angkor Wat campus in Siem Reap
province, Cambodia.
2004
CDAF, under the
leading of NPCC, deported two competitors and
three officials to participate in
the tournament in Athens, Greek.
In the same year,
Cambodian Disabled Athletics Federation was donated by
Japanese International NGO/NPO Hearts of Gold for taking part in
the Angkor Wat International Half
Marathon held in front of Angkor Wat campus in Siem Reap province, Cambodia.
2005
- On 19 –21 December, 2005, CDAF
donated by Japanese International NPO/NGO, Hearts of Gold sponsored Cambodian
disabled athletics team for involving the Angkor International Half Marathon
held in front of Angkor Wat campus in Siem Reap province, Kingdom of Cambodia,
and as a result, the team were successful in winning two gold, two bronze
medals.
In the same year, on November 25th
to December 3rd 2005, CDAF arranged and directed the
marathon program from Siem Reap to Phnom Penh called “ Flame of Hope ”,which was sponsored by World Vision Cambodia,
Cambodian Disabled People’s Organization, Japanese
International NPO/NGO, Hearts of gold and other organizations
with total of 15000 US dollars.
On December 12-22,
2005, under the leading of National
Paralympic Committee of Cambodia (NPCC) headed by Samdach Hun Sen,
the Prime Minister of Cambodia, CDAF was highly honorably donated by the Prime
Minister for advocating Cambodian disabled team to get involved in the 3rd Asian Disabled Athletics Games in
Philippine. The team
earned five silver medals and a bronze medal for achievement of the contest.
In the same year,
Cambodian Disabled Athletics Federation was donated by
Japanese International NGO/NPO Hearts of Gold for taking part in the
Angkor Wat International Half Marathon held in front of Angkor Wat
campus in Siem Reap province, Kingdom of Cambodia.
2006
Cambodian Disabled Athletics
Federation was donated by Japanese International NGO/NPO Hearts of Gold for
attending in the Angkor Wat International Half
Marathon held in front of Angkor Wat campus in Siem Reap province, Kingdom of
Cambodia.
2007
Under the leading of Japanese
International NPO/NGO,
Hearts of Gold, CDAF
sent two athletes to Japan for “Kasumiguarak
International Blind Marathon” participation on April 11th – 16th,
2007. The success was brought to Cambodia as a result.
On December 02, 2007, Cambodian
Disabled Athletics Federation led the athletes to be involved in the 12th
Angkor Wat International Half Marathon held in front of Agnkor Wat campus in
Siem Reap province, Kingdom of Cambodia under the donation of Japanese
International NPO/NGO
Hearts of Gold. The
great result winning awards in first, second and third class in the contest was
achieved by CDAF team.
2008
Under the leading of NPCC,
CDAF sent five athletes to Thailand for Asean Games on January 17-23
2008, and one of the athletes won a silver medal for in the tournament.
Under the leading of Japanese
International NPO/NGO Hearts of Gold, CDAF also sent two athletes to
participate in the “Kasumiguarak” in Japan by April 16-21,2008.
In the same year,
Cambodian Disabled Athletics Federation was donated by
Japanese International NGO/NPO Hearts of Gold for taking part in the
Angkor Wat International Half Marathon held in front of Angkor Wat
campus in Siem Reap province, Kingdom of Cambodia.
2009
On April 16-21, 2009, Under the leading and donation of
Japanese International NGO/NPO Heats of Gold, CDAF sent an athlete to be
involved in “Kasumiguarak Marathon” in Japan. This event was held to
show the legacy of war.
In the same year, Cambodian Disabled Athletics Federation was donated by Japanese International NGO/NPO Hearts of Gold for taking part in the 14th Angkor Wat International Half Marathon held in front of Angkor Wat campus in Siem Reap province, Kingdom of Cambodia.
In the same year, Cambodian Disabled Athletics Federation was donated by Japanese International NGO/NPO Hearts of Gold for taking part in the 14th Angkor Wat International Half Marathon held in front of Angkor Wat campus in Siem Reap province, Kingdom of Cambodia.
2010
On April 16-21, 2010, Under the leading and donation of
Japanese International NGO/NPO Heats of Gold, CDAF sent an athlete to
involve “Kasumiguarak Marathon” in Japan. This event was held to
show the legacy of war.
Cambodian Disabled Athletics Federation was donated by International Half Marathon Executive Steering Committee through Japanese International NGO/NPO Hearts of Gold to involve the 15th Angkor Wat International Half Marathon held in front of Angkor Wat campus in Siem Reap province, Kingdom of Cambodia.
Cambodian Disabled Athletics Federation was donated by International Half Marathon Executive Steering Committee through Japanese International NGO/NPO Hearts of Gold to involve the 15th Angkor Wat International Half Marathon held in front of Angkor Wat campus in Siem Reap province, Kingdom of Cambodia.
2011
Cambodian Disabled Athletics
Federation was donated by International Half Marathon Executive Steering
Committee through Japanese International
NGO/NPO Hearts of Gold to involve the 16th Angkor
Wat International Half Marathon held in front of Angkor Wat campus in Siem Reap
province, Kingdom of Cambodia.
2012
Cambodian Disabled Athletics
Federation was donated by International Half Marathon Executive Steering
Committee through Japanese International
NGO/NPO Hearts of Gold to involve the 17th Angkor
Wat International Half Marathon held in front of Angkor Wat campus in Siem Reap
province, Kingdom of Cambodia.
2013
On April 16-21, 2012, Under the leading and donation of
Japanese International NGO/NPO Heats of Gold, CDAF sent an athlete to
involve “Kasumiguarak Marathon” in Japan. This event was held to
show the legacy of war.
Cambodian Disabled Athletics Federation was donated by International Half Marathon Executive Steering Committee through Japanese International NGO/NPO Hearts of Gold to involve the 18th Angkor Wat International Half Marathon held in front of Angkor Wat campus in Siem Reap province, Kingdom of Cambodia.
Cambodian Disabled Athletics Federation was donated by International Half Marathon Executive Steering Committee through Japanese International NGO/NPO Hearts of Gold to involve the 18th Angkor Wat International Half Marathon held in front of Angkor Wat campus in Siem Reap province, Kingdom of Cambodia.