
Cambodia Strengthens Water Governance for Climate Resilience and Economic Growth
Cambodia is prioritizing the strengthening of water governance to ensure water security and climate resilience. A dialogue on November 12th focused on enhancing national-subnational plan linkages, inter-agency coordination, and capacity building.
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