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Researcher from CDRI’s Agriculture Centre participated in a field visit organised by HE Dr Chan Saruth, Deputy Secretary of State of the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food. The visit provided an opportunity to learn about organic horticultural production and agroforestry in the Aek Phnom district and to connect with local and international organisations that support farmers in agroecology practices through technical vocational training. The researchers also visited a natural farm that employs agroecological practices and established connections with the […]
Blog – Living and Recovering with Delta: Time to Open Borders in Southeast Asia
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Memorandum of Understanding between CDRI Library and CamEd Business Library
CDRI Library and CamEd Business Library have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to share knowledge and professional experience to promote best practices for the benefit of both libraries. This collaboration focuses on activities and initiative such as inter-library loan of physical and electronic resource (e-library), innovation workshops and staff development and exchange. Stay updated on our upcoming activities!