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This project was carried out to assess and implement new methods or review existing methods of categorizing land use in the Mekong areas of Vietnam. It specifically looks at the links to flooding and the changing uses of the land.
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Migration is a significant issue in the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS), which consists of Cambodia, China (Yunnan and Guangxi), Lao People's Democratic Republic (PDR), Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam.
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It is well recognized that increased exploitation of land and water resources in upper catchments of Southeast Asia, with associated fragmentation of native vegetation, results in increased sediment discharge; elevated nutrient loads that act to reduce water quality; significant impacts on the st
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Migration is not a recent phenomenon. For centuries, people have moved across borders for economic and political reasons. Globally, there were 191 million people living outside their country of birth, or 3% of the world’s population (UN, 2005).
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This report is focused on the changes taking place to land use patterns in modern, industrialising Vietnam, and is specifically focusing on former agricultural land being developed into industrial land and the problems that go with it.
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This report elaborates the function and effectiveness of domestic and regional fisheries product value-chains and identifies key policy interventions at local, national and regional scales.
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This report is focused on conservation and development of fish stocks and the commercial infrastructure surrounding them in the Mekong River Basin area.
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Annual flooding is an integral part of the nature of the Mekong River systems. Floods bring benefits to humans.
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Lao PDR is currently experiencing a sudden, rapid and largely uncontrolled expansion of rubber cultivation.
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This report discusses the outcome of a project focusing on linkages between sustainability policy and research in the Mekong Region.
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This paper discusses a brief history of rubber production in China, Vietnam and Northeast Thailand and then focuses on the current rapid increase of rubber production in Lao PDR that is being driven predominantly by investors from China and Vietnam.
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The purpose of this Report on conditions in the Mekong Delta, consisting of four detailed chapters that address flooding and salinity management, livelihoods and resource use strategies, fisheries policy, and competition for water use, is to set out the background to how a transition to sustainab
May 2010This project was carried out to assess and implement new methods or review existing methods of categorizing land use in the Mekong areas of Vietnam. It specifically looks at the links to flooding and the changing uses of the land.
Apr 2009Migration is a significant issue in the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS), which consists of Cambodia, China (Yunnan and Guangxi), Lao People's Democratic Republic (PDR), Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam.
Apr 2009It is well recognized that increased exploitation of land and water resources in upper catchments of Southeast Asia, with associated fragmentation of native vegetation, results in increased sediment discharge; elevated nutrient loads that act to reduce water quality; significant impacts on the st
Apr 2009Migration is not a recent phenomenon. For centuries, people have moved across borders for economic and political reasons. Globally, there were 191 million people living outside their country of birth, or 3% of the world’s population (UN, 2005).
Feb 2009This report is focused on the changes taking place to land use patterns in modern, industrialising Vietnam, and is specifically focusing on former agricultural land being developed into industrial land and the problems that go with it.
Feb 2009This report elaborates the function and effectiveness of domestic and regional fisheries product value-chains and identifies key policy interventions at local, national and regional scales.
Feb 2009This report is focused on conservation and development of fish stocks and the commercial infrastructure surrounding them in the Mekong River Basin area.
Feb 2009Annual flooding is an integral part of the nature of the Mekong River systems. Floods bring benefits to humans.
Feb 2009Lao PDR is currently experiencing a sudden, rapid and largely uncontrolled expansion of rubber cultivation.
Jan 2009This report discusses the outcome of a project focusing on linkages between sustainability policy and research in the Mekong Region.
Jan 2008This paper discusses a brief history of rubber production in China, Vietnam and Northeast Thailand and then focuses on the current rapid increase of rubber production in Lao PDR that is being driven predominantly by investors from China and Vietnam.
Jan 2007The purpose of this Report on conditions in the Mekong Delta, consisting of four detailed chapters that address flooding and salinity management, livelihoods and resource use strategies, fisheries policy, and competition for water use, is to set out the background to how a transition to sustainab
