Cambodia Promotes Citizen Income Growth Through Forest Conservation and Carbon Credit Sales
Cambodia's Ministry of Environment is encouraging citizens to participate in tree planting and forest protection to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and increase national income through carbon credit sales. Fifteen REDD+ projects are currently underway with international support.
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