This report summarizes the results of four research projects that apply economic analysis to Cambodia's environmental problems. They assess the importance of income from forest products; impacts of agricultural chemical use; impacts from the proliferation of the Mimosa pigra weed; and conversion of flooded forests for rice production. The projects were carried out by teams of Cambodian researchers from government and non-government organizations.
Economy and Environment: Case studies from Cambodia
by Bruce McKenney
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- Publication Year: 2002
- Country: Cambodia
- Type: Small Research Grant
- Research Area: Agriculture, Coastal/Marine, Forestry
- Research Topic: Fishery and Aquaculture, IPM, Agrochemical and Health, Mangroves and Wetlands, Timber or Non-Timber Products
- Analytical Framework: Benefit Valuation, Damage Valuation, Explicative Research