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Cambodia

15 entries

Three people working in a paddy field.
Investment governance in Cambodia: a window of opportunity

Insight, 20 May 2022

Women sit next to piles of vegetables like onions, tomatoes, garlic.
Five pathways to deliver rapid support for a green and resilient COVID-19 recovery in the LDCs

Insight, 30 September 2021

Preview of 17259IIED
Developing a national framework to track adaptation and measure development in Cambodia

Publication, 01 October 2014

Preview of 16671IIED
FishCounts: increasing the visibility of small-scale fisheries in Cambodia’s national planning

Publication, 01 May 2020

People gather around a table at an outdoor meeting
Tackling widespread hunger in cities means listening to the urban poor

Insight, 05 August 2019

A soup stall in Siem Reap, Cambodia. Many of the urban poor rely on frequent food purchases, often cooked food prepared by street vendors (stefans_box, Creative Commons via Flickr)
How the urban poor define and measure food insecurity

Active Project

Cambodia's rural population is heavily reliant on small-scale rice production. The Clean Sugar Campaign campaigns against large-scale plantations that push smallholders off their land (stefans_box, Creative Commons via Flickr)
Holding actors in agricultural investment chains to account

Insight, 22 October 2015

Phnom Penh: activists, students, monks and community members deliver  a petition to Cambodia's National Assembly calling for increased protection for the country's natural resources (Photo: Luon Sovath, Creative Commons via Flickr)
IIED to host webinar on promoting accountability in agricultural investment chains

Event on 11 September 2015

Sign on community property near Kampala, Uganda (Photo: Rachael Knight/Namati)
Using the law for resource justice

Insight, 28 April 2015

Cambodia's farmers face an uncertain future as the climate changes (Photo: Lorena Pajares via Creative Commons http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/)
Cambodia to climb climate change readiness ladder

Insight, 03 April 2014

Senbetge, in Ethiopia's Amhara region is prone to droughts and flooding. Credit: EC DG ECHO (Creative Commons Licence)
Six nations to share progress on measuring adaptation to climate change

News, 19 March 2014

A man in Uganda stands by a digger sitting next to a dirt road.
US Supreme Court dims a light in corporate accountability

Insight, 01 May 2013

Polluted river
Time to join the dots on environmental murders

Insight, 28 February 2013

A forested area in Mondulkiri province, eastern Cambodia that is being cut down and burned. Few trees remain standing in the picture.
Journalists are dying – literally — to tell stories of environmental plunder

Insight, 19 September 2012

Sustainable tourism in the Srepok Wilderness Area, Cambodia

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