Team leader: Dr CHEM Phalla Project period: June 2018 - December 2021 Funder: United Nations Development Program, Bangkok Regional Hub Objective: measuring the impacts of climate change program through collaborating with the Ministry of Rural Development (MRD). Specifically, the project will assess the impacts of the two pro

Team leader: Mr NONG Monin Project period: December 2017 - December 2019 Funder: Center for International Social Science Research, the University of Chicago Objective: To understand the complex effects of changes in the sustainability of the water system on livelihoods and on human well-being

• Collaborating instit

Team leader: Mr OUCH Chhuong Project period: July 2016 - June 2021 Funder: Swedish International Development Agency (Sida) Objective:

• • Identify low-cost and technically appropriate climate change responses and practices across sectors including water, agriculture, fo

Lead researcher: Mr CHHIM Chhun Project period: 2018-2019

Team leader: Mr NONG Monin Project period: May 2017- April 2019 Funder: United Nations Democracy Fund (UNDEF) Objective: Empowering 80 local women community leaders to better respond to climate change through capacity building on how to adapt to climate change, local adaptation assessment and planning, and how to access clima

This 3-years (2015-2017) project was funded by International Water Management Institute (IWMI) which is a research center and leads the CGIAR Research Program on Water, Land and Ecosystem (WLE). The project is constructed with five inter-connected components: 1). Good Governance in the Mekong; 2). Mekong Governance Opportunities; 3). Vision for Mekong Governance; 4). Women in Mekong Governance; and 5). Mekong Governance Outside of Government.

As the first paper of CDRI’s five-year Ponlork research program, this literature review makes an inventory of what is known in this relatively new field, aiming to define a more narrow research agenda with a slightly more theoretical approach. The review includes a broad range of existing literature, mostly empirical, including on youth’s expectations and aspirations, political values and attitudes, relationships with family, community and other social organisations such as politica

The MK20 project aims to support good Mekong governance by exploring both key challenges and opportunities for creating a space for dialogue, for decisions to be perceived as binding and legitimate, and for intense deliberation and negotiation. MK20 is being implemented by CDRI, as a lead organisation, and Consortium partners: the Institute of Water Policy, National University of Singapore; the NGO Forum on Cambodia; and the School of Global Studies, University of Gothenburg. CDRI’s role is t

With the tentative title “Unfolding impact of a new generation of young Cambodians on society and politics”, this edited volume aims to explore the activities, attitudes and aspirations of young Cambodians who are playing a very important role in transforming Cambodian politics and society. It intends to bring together existing studies primarily by Cambodian researchers about Cambodian youth.