Cambodia and World Bank Collaborate on Tonle Sap Water Security and Biodiversity Assessment
Cambodia's Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology, in partnership with the World Bank, has launched an assessment of water security and biodiversity for Tonle Sap Lake. The initiative aims for sustainable management of the vital ecosystem threatened by climate change and upstream developments.
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