SWP publishes Water Security Improvement Case Studies and an updated Water Security Improvement Toolkit 2: Define the Water Security Improvement Space and Assess Water Risks
Local stakeholders announce effort to improve water security and promote conservation in the Stung Chinit River Basin
A committee of stakeholders representing the government, private sector and private citizens recently announce
A hands-on irrigation training game teaches farmers in Cambodia how their irrigation scheme works, and how to follow a water distribution schedule to make sure all have access to water.
As World Water Week 2019 gets underway in Stockholm, SWP reflects on efforts to advance the goals of water for all.
While all people need water in order to live and work, many do not have a say in decision-making about water.
Hard work equals hard-earned respect for Rom Sareun, one of the Cambodian women participating in water security efforts by the USAID-funded Sustainable Water Partnership.
The inaugural meeting of the Stung Chinit River Basin Management Committee brought together Cambodian leaders to address shared threats to water security.
Even before the disaster, decades of population growth and industrializat
Elders told Bunnara Min, “Where we have forest, there we have water.” He listened.
Growing up in a small village along the Mekong River, Bunnara Min often found himself wandering outside during breaks in school.
Success of locally-controlled committee could affect how other regions combat looming water security challenges.
Cambodia faces increasing threats to its water security due to climate variability, deforestation, and industrial a