Cambodia Enhances Capacity of Trainers to Monitor Implementation of Community Management Plans in Coastal Protected Areas
Cambodia's Ministry of Environment conducted a training for trainers on using KoboToolbox to monitor the implementation of community management plans in coastal protected areas. This initiative aims to support data-driven decision-making, enhance ecosystem conservation, and improve the long-term resilience of coastal communities.
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