Cambodia Launches Land Allocation Program for Forest Protection and Sustainable Development
The Cambodian government has launched the 'Land Allocation, Forest Protection' program aimed at forest conservation and sustainable development. In its first phase, 25 households in Ratanakiri province received housing, agricultural land, and farming materials.
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