Mondulkiri Authorities Continue 6-Month Livelihood Support for 13 Families Relocated to Stung Treng
Mondulkiri provincial authorities announced the continuation of a 6-month livelihood support program for 13 families relocated to Stung Treng province as part of a sustainable forest conservation initiative. The families are beneficiaries of a land allocation program for the impoverished, receiving land and housing.
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