Cambodia Highlights Water Basin Management: 'Shared Home' Concept Fosters Cooperation
Cambodia emphasizes the importance of water basin management, viewing water systems as a 'shared home' that requires cooperation among residents and stakeholders. The initiative aims for fair and sustainable water use by recognizing the interdependence between upstream and downstream areas.
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