Power Imbalance and Increasing Pressures: Looking into the Transboundary Water Governance in the Mekong River
Amid climate change and unequal power dynamics, strengthening transboundary water governance is crucial to the sustainability of the Mekong River.... Read More
Cambodia
Shifting into Sustainable Supply Chains for Fashion and Construction in Developing Countries
A six-year initiative led by the UNEP aims to support sustainable supply chains in the fashion and construction sectors.... Read More
Amending Phnom Penh’s Green Spaces: Should we go small with pocket parks?
Pocket parks present a potential alternative for Phnom Penh’s green spaces to address limited land availability in the city center.... Read More
Tackling Agricultural Emissions in the Greater Mekong
As both an essential food source and a major greenhouse gas emissions contributor, how to tackle agricultural emissions in the Greater Mekong countries?... Read More
How School Meals Support Children in Cambodia
The World Food Programme’s school meals program aims to tackle education, nutrition, and gender equality issues in Cambodia.... Read More
Cambodia’s National Cooling Action Plan Aims for Sustainable Energy Consumption
The National Cooling Action Plan aims to open the door to transition towards climate-friendly cooling sectors in Cambodia.... Read More
Cambodia Partners with PAGE for Green Economy Transition
Cambodia partners with the UN-affiliated Partnership for Action on Green Economy (PAGE) to support the country’s green economy transition.... Read More
5 Animal Conservation Efforts in Asia
We are facing a global biodiversity crisis due to climate change and human activities. To halt this, here are some animal conservation efforts in Asia.... Read More
A New Decree for Mekong River Dolphins Protection
The government of Cambodia issued a sub-decree to regulate designated dolphin protection areas called the Mekong River Dolphin Management Areas. ... Read More
Corruption at the Roots of Cambodia’s Deforestation
Cambodia has lost 64% of its tree cover from 2011 until now, and the government has been accused of taking bribes to turn a blind eye toward massive illegal logging projects.... Read More