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Assessing Climate Change Risks, Vulnerabilities, and Responses in the Siphandone/Stung Treng Area with a Focus on Protecting Vulnerable Ecosystems

Assessing Climate Change Risks, Vulnerabilities, and Responses in the Siphandone/Stung Treng Area with a Focus on Protecting Vulnerable Ecosystems

This workshop report reflects discussions and analysis conducted by 16 regional experts who gathered to test the methodology outlined in Flowing Forward with reference to the Siphandone/Stung Treng area in the Mekong River basin. The findings presented here highlight the significant effects of both climate change and development pressures on ecosystems and livelihoods in the case study area and discuss the ongoing and potential future policy and infrastructure responses to changing circumstances.

Author(s): Elizabeth Kistin and Peter McCornick

Published: July 2010

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