They're not definitely supporting cafe there supporting the whole communities in simply my name is speculate.

Has been working with Footprint Cafe Almost four years.

Yeah, in simply which is located in Cambodia.

Our people we are friendly.

Ah, lot of people know about the temples called Uncle What?

In 2012, I went to Cambodia for the first time.

It was fairly obvious that despite a thriving tourist market, it wasn't really working for a lot of people in Samri, people want to travel and see amazing places and leave a positive footprint on the places that they go s.

So that's really where the ideas for the footprint cafes came came from.

A soon as you come in, you can expect a warm welcome.

Warm smiles.

We're serving some low call food and some western vegetarian and we can really good coffee places itself has lots of books.

So if you're a bibliophile, you will love it.

And then upstairs you've got very big open space, a co working space.

We give the space for free or heavily discounted for other social enterprises in the area.

Our principles of footprints are three piece people Planet profit people that's looking after our teams.

Our first Arista's set.

We sponsored him for the National Cambodian Barista Championship.

He got to the semi final.

He left foot print shortly afterwards to join Starbucks.

Her the following year.

He wanted the set, came back to do our first ever workshop, and he needed it on coffee and the coffee roasting industry and how you made it.

And he's now actually set up his second cafe, just down the road from us on planets.

They care about environment they tried to be.

Try to be using less plastic.

Decide.

Call us we can our coffee ground we are keeping for the farming.

Keep that for composed and then finally, profits 100% of our profits go back to the local community for grants.

And where those grants go, that's decided by the local T.

So it's the team that makes the money on it, live there and have grown up in the area that decide where that money will be put to best use on.

We have, like another project co working space for the Coworking space.

We've dedicated 50% of its two other social enterprises either free or discounted.

There is no lack of talent or ambition in Siem Reap in Cambodia.

Indeed, anywhere but there's often a lack of resources.

So with models like this for social enterprises like this, it's about putting those resources back into the hands of the people in the local communities that need them.

Onda allowing their talents and their ambition to flourish.

Yeah, not definitely the cafe via Social Enterprise Cafe people or customer that come to footprint.

They come to support us.

They're not definitely supporting cafe there, supporting the whole communities in Siem Reap.