4TH MKCF SELECTED PROJECT PROPOSALS Cambodia Title of the project: Data collection and processing for the Cambodian Irrigation Schemes Information System and Sharing Information on Water Resources between the Mekong ROK Proponent: Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology Objective(s): To develop a nationwide information system referencing all irrigation and water management infrastructures. The projects outputs …
Cambodia Title of the project: Capacity Building and Institutional Strengthening for Logistics Monitoring and Evaluation Database Development in Cambodia, Lao PDR and Viet Nam Priority Area / Sector: Human Resources Development Implementing Agency: General Department of Logistics, Ministry of Public Works and Transport Status: Ongoing Objective(s): Developing logistics monitoring and evaluating framework and creating logistics …
Cambodia Title of the project: Guidelines and Certification for Green Buildings in Cambodia Priority Area / Sector: Environment Project Implementation Agency: National Council for Sustainable Development, Ministry of Environment Status: Ongoing Objective(s): To reduce energy consumption, water consumption, increase more efficient use of natural resources, and make improved living environment Key Achievements / Milestones: Conducted …
Cambodia Title of the project: Water Resources Management and Development on the Mekong River Linking with Catchment of the Tonle Sap Great Lake Priority Area / Sector: Environment Project Implementation Agency: Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology Status: Completed Project Site: Objective(s): To manage water resources in the Mekong – Tonle Sap region in a …
Written by Mekong Institute Sesame is economically important not only for producing edible oil but also for export crops in Myanmar. The objectives of this study are to map actors and to analyze the value chain of sesame, to identify the issues and constraints in the value chain of sesame in Magway Township and to …
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Written by Mekong Institute This study focuses on the constraints faced by all the stakeholders of the current pomelo value chain process: growers, collectors, wholesalers and retailers, particularly the smallholder farmers and their access to the modern markets to achieve proper value chain in Yangon Region, Myanmar. Within recent years, pomelo has become a potential …
Written by Mekong Institute Over 80 percent of Cambodian famers cultivate rice, primarily through traditional farming practices. For farmers, rice is the major source of income and sustenance. Rice is also the main source of crop that is value added and a major driver of agricultural growth. However, farmers are not aware well of the …
RICE VALUE CHAIN IN SAANG DISTRICT, KANDAL PROVINCE, CAMBODIA Read More »
Written by Mekong Institute Recent research on the controversial topic of contract farming indicate that contract farming may be considered as an effective risk management system for smallholder farmers, enhancing their accessibility to farm inputs, ensuring the more stable prices for produce, and ultimately generating higher incomes to contract farmers. Similarly, even with very few …
Written by Mekong Institute Cambodia is one nation that is most vulnerable to climate variability and change. The effects of climate change– if as severe as predicted – may erode efforts to alleviate poverty and food security of farmers. While climate change vulnerability assessments are considered as a principal vehicle for informing the need for …
Written by Mekong Institute The Mekong Institute conducted a series of value chain studies on potential crops that promote cross-border trade between the twin provinces of the countries in the Economic Corridors in order to upgrade the value chains and address the key issues that smallholder farmers face. The goal of value chain development is …
AN ANALYSIS OF MAIZE VALUE CHAIN IN PAILIN PROVINCE, CAMBODIA Read More »
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