Cambodia Strengthens Forest Management with Community Collaboration, FAO Conducts Field Visit
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), alongside Cambodian ministries, visited community forests in Kratie province to assess progress and challenges. This initiative is part of the CASFor project, aimed at improving community livelihoods and sustainable forest management.
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