Agir Pour le Cambodge (meaning 'Act for Cambodia') is a French NGO established in January 1985 by former students of the Lycée Franklin – St Louis de Gonzague in Paris. The organisation was formed in response to a request from one of their Cambodian classmates to address the humanitarian emergency and assist the Cambodian population sheltering in camps on the Thai border. From its inception, APLC's mission was to combat poverty through education and training programs. In 1995, it redirected its focus towards development aid, contributing to poverty reduction and the fight against human trafficking.

In collaboration with the Sala Baï Hotel School, Agir Pour le Cambodge supports the Khmer Foundation for Justice, Peace, and Development's Children's Home in Battambang. Its activities primarily target children and youth from disadvantaged families, aged 8 to 23, particularly girls who face greater vulnerability and have less access to education and stable employment opportunities.

FOSBA closely collaborates with Agir Pour le Cambodge to support the Sala Baï School.