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How environmental change is shaping Southeast Asia.
By Stew Post • May 09, 2022
As Cambodia continues to mature economically, charting this trajectory becomes an essential part of ensuring the nation’s ongoing progress. The Centre for Development Economics and Trade has taken the lead in mapping and analysing this growth and providing policy makers with valuable data to shape the economic future of the nation
By Anton L. Delgado • May 05, 2022
After more than three decades of landmine disposal, resolute professionals continue the dangerous task of clearing Cambodia’s unexploded remnants of war
By Govi Snell • May 02, 2022
As big business builds aerial lifts from north to south, citizens and experts worry over ecological impacts
By Stew Post • May 02, 2022
Playing an influential role in Cambodia’s culture and economy, agriculture is a pillar of CDRI’s work, with the Centre for Policy Research in Agriculture and Rural Development turning its attention to this vital sector
The new addition to Cambodia’s captive elephant population highlights the need for habitat preservation and genetic diversity among the species throughout Southeast Asia
By Jack Brook • Apr 29, 2022
As Cambodia’s government and NGOs remove buried explosives, agricultural challenges hamper farmers who work on dangerous ground
By Anton L. Delgado • Apr 28, 2022
To mark world Earth Day this month, we revisit our interview with the world’s most famous naturalist, David Attenborough, has captivated viewers with his wildlife documentaries for decades. Here, he gets serious about an issue close to his heart: climate change
By James Cartwright • Apr 25, 2022
Unmanned surface vessels could become an important tool in collecting data to model and forecast Southeast Asia’s changing climate
By Troy Kippen • Apr 19, 2022
A looming energy shortage and surging fuel prices have made nuclear power a more attractive option, although pricing and public concern remain obstacles
By Govi Snell • Apr 18, 2022
In the Philippines, rescuers dug up more bodies with bare hands and backhoes in villages crushed by rain-induced avalanches
By Bobbie Alota and Mikhail Flores/AFP • Apr 13, 2022
The Mekong River Commission CEO discusses water diplomacy and his duty to ‘sound the alarm’ over the health and stewardship of the waterway
By Anton L. Delgado • Apr 13, 2022
To reverse the near extinction of Southeast Asia’s crocodiles, conservationists and farmers collaborate on breeding and releasing
By Anton L. Delgado • Apr 01, 2022