Cambodia Environment Monitor 2008

The Cambodia environment monitor 2008 is one of a series of environmental reports prepared for East Asian countries under an initiative sponsored by the World Bank. The objective of this series is to present a snapshot of environmental trends across a range of issues. The purpose of the monitor is to engage and inform interested stakeholders about key environmental changes in an easy to understand format accessible to a wide audience. This report identifies seven strategic priorities for the Royal government of Cambodia and its conservation partners. 1)articulate a clear and shared vision and re-commitment to conservation goals and objectives; 2)formalize a meaningful enabling legal and regulatory framework for management and protection of conservation areas; 3)formulate clear strategies for recognizing and improving community benefit sharing in conservation areas; 4) strengthen mechanisms for institutional coordination across the ministries; 5) adopt new approaches and paradigms for conservation areas management; 6) with donors, develop and secure sustainable sources of funding for conservation; and 7) reinforce the human resource capacity to implement and manage conservation areas.

Bibliographic Details

Format:	Report biblioteca
Language:	English en_US
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2008
Subjects:	ABUNDANCE OF SPECIES, ACTION PLAN, AGGREGATION SITES, AGRICULTURE, AIR QUALITY, ALGAE, ALGAL BLOOMS, ALTERNATIVE LIVELIHOODS, ALTERNATIVE SOURCES OF INCOME, ANNUAL CATCH, AQUACULTURE, AQUACULTURE PRODUCTION, AQUARIUM, AQUARIUM FISH, AQUATIC LIFE, AQUATIC RESOURCES, ARCHIPELAGO, BARRIER BEACH, BAY, BAYS, BEACH, BEACHES, BIOCHEMICAL OXYGEN DEMAND, BIODIVERSITY, BIOMASS, BIOMASS OF FISH, BIRD, BOD, BREEDING, CALCIUM CARBONATE, CASE STUDIES, CATCH PER UNIT, CATCH PER UNIT EFFORT, CLEAN WATER, CLIMATE, CLIMATE CHANGE, COAST, COAST GUARD, COASTAL AREA, COASTAL AREAS, COASTAL BIODIVERSITY, COASTAL CITIES, COASTAL COMMUNITIES, COASTAL CONSERVATION, COASTAL ECOSYSTEMS, COASTAL EROSION, COASTAL HABITATS, COASTAL MANAGEMENT, COASTAL PROVINCES, COASTAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, COASTAL RESOURCES, COASTAL TOURISM, COASTAL WATERS, COASTAL ZONE, COASTLINE, COASTLINES, COCONUT PLANTATIONS, COLLECTION OF EGGS, COMMERCIAL FISHING, CONSERVATION, CONSTRUCTION, CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS, CORAL, CORAL ANIMALS, CORAL COVER, CORAL REEF, CORAL REEF HABITAT, CORAL REEF STATUS, ENDANGERED SPECIES, ENVIRONMENTAL, ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION, ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT, ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT, ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS, EROSION, ESTUARIES, ESTUARINE, FARMING PRACTICES, FISH, FISH ABUNDANCE, FISH CATCH, FISH PRODUCTION, FISH SPECIES, FISH STOCKS, FISH YIELDS, FISHERMEN, FISHERS, FISHERY, FISHERY PRODUCTS, FISHING FLEET, FLOODING, FOOD CHAIN, FOOD SECURITY, FOREST, FOREST COVER, FOREST MANAGEMENT, FORESTRY, FOSSIL FUELS, FRESH WATER, FRESHWATER, GAS EXPLORATION, GRASSES, GREEN SEA TURTLE, GROUNDWATER, HABITAT, HABITAT LOSS, HABITAT REQUIREMENTS, HEALTHY ECOSYSTEMS, HEAVY METAL, HUMAN ACTIVITIES, HUMAN POPULATION, HUMAN POPULATION PRESSURE, HUNTING, ILLEGAL FISHING, IMPORTS, INDIGENOUS PEOPLES, INDIRECT USE, INDUSTRIAL PROCESSES, INTERNATIONAL TRADE, INVERTEBRATES, IRREVERSIBLE DAMAGE, ISSUES, LAGOONS, LAND AREA, LAND USE, LAND USE PLAN, LANDSCAPE, LEGISLATION, LIVING AQUATIC RESOURCES, LIVING CORALS, LOCAL LIVELIHOODS, LOGGING, MANGROVE FORESTS, MANGROVES, MARINE ANIMALS, MARINE BIODIVERSITY, MARINE ECOSYSTEMS, MARINE ENVIRONMENT, MARINE HERITAGE, MARINE LIFE, MARINE MANAGEMENT, MARINE ORGANISMS, MARINE POLLUTION, MARINE RESERVE, MARINE RESOURCE, MARINE RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, MARINE RESOURCES, MARINE RESOURCES MANAGEMENT, MARINE SCIENCE, MARINE SPECIES, MARINE TURTLE, MARINE TURTLES, MARINE WATERS, MINERAL PRODUCTION, MITIGATION, NATIONAL BIODIVERSITY STRATEGY, NATIONAL FISHERIES, NATURAL RESOURCES, NESTING, OCEAN WATER, OCEANIC WATERS, OCEANS, OIL, POLLUTANTS, POLLUTERS, POPULATION DENSITY, POPULATION GROWTH, PUBLIC AWARENESS, PUBLIC PARTICIPATION, RAINFORESTS, RANGES, RAPID POPULATION GROWTH, RECREATION, REEF, REEF FISH, REEFS AT RISK, RIVER, SALINITY, SANCTUARIES, SANCTUARY, SAND, SAND DUNES, SCUBA DIVERS, SEA, SEA GRASS, SEA GRASS BEDS, SEA LEVEL, SEA LEVEL RISE, SEA-LEVEL RISE, SEAGRASS BEDS, SEAS, SEASHORES, SEAWATER, SEAWEED, SEAWEEDS, SEDIMENT, SEDIMENT LOADS, SEDIMENTATION, SEDIMENTS, SHIPS, SHORE, SHORELINE, SHORELINE PROTECTION, SOIL EROSION, SPAWNING, SPILLOVER, STEWARDSHIP, SURFACE RUNOFF, SUSPENDED SOLIDS, SUSTAINABLE FISHERIES, SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT, TERRITORIAL WATERS, TOTAL CATCH, TOURISM, TOURISM ACTIVITIES, TOURISM DEVELOPMENT, TOURISM INDUSTRY, TOURISTS, TRADITIONAL USE, TREE, TROPICAL CLIMATE, TROPICAL ECOSYSTEMS, TROUT, TURTLE PRODUCTS, UNCONTROLLED DEVELOPMENT, WASTE DISPOSAL, WASTE MANAGEMENT, WATER POLLUTION, WATER QUALITY, WATER RESOURCES, WAVES, WETLANDS, WHALE, WHALE SHARKS, WILDLIFE,
Online Access:	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/769391468236686988/Cambodia-environment-monitor-2008-special-focus-conservation-area-management https://hdl.handle.net/10986/28109
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