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Cambodia: The magical ears of Phnom Penh
Phnom Penh Water Supply authority (PPWSA), in Cambodia, is one of the most efficient in the world, with only 8% water loss, which allows it to keep prices very low. These results are only possible thanks to the work of the night shift teams, who spot invisible leaks thanks to a surprising technique…
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Published in May 2020
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How can water resources be better managed to improve farmers' resilience to climatic hazards?
Project contributes to reducing poverty among rural population in Cambodia, supporting the Kingdom's economy through improving agricultural productivity and reducing the country's vulnerability to climate change. It is financed by the European Union via the Asia Investment Facility through an 11.5 million euro grant and AFD with a 55 million euro loan.
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Published in April 2020
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Retrospective Evaluation of the Interventions in the Irrigation Sector
This evaluation was completed between August 2017 and July 2019 by the Hydroconseil-Agriate Consortium. The AFD’s Evaluation and Learning Department (EVA: Evaluation et Apprentissage) was responsible for the overall management of the evaluation. A Reference Group comprising AFD experts and
Published in January 2020
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AFD and the Water in Cambodia
In Phnom Penh, the drinking water system is of good quality. But in the provinces, the sanitation services are still largely undeveloped. AFD has been engaged in this sector in Cambodia since 2004. Therefore, it is positioned as a privileged partner of the public authorities, private operators and the government. The goal is to reach total water network coverage in urban areas by 2025.
Published in May 2019
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Development Practices: Building New Equilibriums within the Commons-State-Market System
For ten years (1998 – 2008), the Cambodian government rehabilitated the Prey Nup polders, a 90 km of earth dikes system protecting 10,500 hectares of rice paddies from seawater intrusion. This French Development Agency-funded project provides a clear illustration of an “administered commons
Published in February 2019
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Evaluation Summary - Niroth Water Production Facilities (phase 1), Cambodia
of the program is ensured.
The close interaction between the AFD and the implementing agency is much appreciated and was a key factor of success for the program.
Published in November 2016
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Evaluation Summary - Northwest irrigation sector project, Cambodia
In Cambodia, for the “Agricultural water resources” sector, Northwest irrigation sector project was subject to an evaluation in September 2014.
The Northwest region of Cambodia includes a wide rural area where the population mainly depends on agriculture. Agricultural diversity is very low and
Published in September 2014
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Water and Its Many Issues - Methods and Cross-cutting Analysis - Regional Social Sciences Summer University "Tam Dao Summer School Week" (Vietnam)
support to the Regional Social Sciences Summer University, referred to as “Tam Đảo Days”, in the framework of the 2010-2013 partnership agreement. This partnership has the objectives of developing a multi-disciplinary training of excellence, creating a platform for debate, and attracting a wide
Published in July 2013
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Water services and the private sector in developing countries. Comparative perceptions and discussion dynamics
During the past twenty years, participation of the private sector in the field of essential services has been a topic of much discussion, allowing the expression of very different viewpoints and the multiplication of disciplinary approaches around this question. However, little work has been done
Published in April 2012
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