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Rapid growth characterised Cambodia’s economy in the past few years. Fueled by a population of more than 15 million1—with half of the workforce working in the agriculture sector—Cambodia has…

Sokhon used to catch between 7 to 10 kilograms of fish per night with 105 meters length of fishing net and earned around 40,000 Riels (approx. $10) to support his family’s daily living.

After this workshop, we expect that media will pay more attention to fulfil their role in ending VAWG and help reporting on violence more effectively. In particular, the use of photo, name and…

More than 80 people including government representatives of the Mekong countries, Australian Embassy, Civil Society, MRC, UNDP and...

In the rainy season, when the monsoons bring heavy rains, shrubs and small trees are submerged in the Sesan River. The Sesan runs from east to west from Vietnam’s central highlands across the…

Phumi and her father traveled in the forest on a cart, tapping trees for resin used to make lacquer. He taught her the names of all the different types of trees.“I was very happy to see all the…

Social protection for vulnerable groups and informal workers has become an important topic in 2015 Millennium Development Goals and 2030 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Oxfam today launches a…

The technical working group on community saving will improve the registration procedure based on feedbacks from the workshop. MRD committed to send out the final draft of the new regulation to…

Whilst the natural resources in the Mekong are shrinking day by day, a group of young Mekong environmental activists from Cambodia, Lao PDR, Myanmar and Vietnam came together in a two-day regional…

WHEN: Friday, 5 May 2017, 8:30 am–10:00 am, Annex Hall F205-206 The Asia and Pacific region has been the world’s model of rapid and sustained economic growth for more than two…