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 = Overview - Background<br/> =
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 *[[Climate Mitigation and Adaptation|Climate Mitigation and Adaptation]]
-*Smith et al (2009/2011). Climate Change Analysis for Cambodia. SEI: [http://www.weadapt.org/knowledge-base/wikiadapt/Cambodia www.weadapt.org] or [http://www.docstoc.com/docs/69545023/Climate-change-in-Cambodia www.docstoc.com]
+*Smith et al (2009/2011). Climate Change Analysis for Cambodia. SEI: [http://www.weadapt.org/knowledge-base/wikiadapt/Cambodia weadapt.org] or [http://www.docstoc.com/docs/69545023/Climate-change-in-Cambodia docstoc.com]
 *For context, vulnerabilities, policies etc: [http://adaptation-fund.org/sites/default/files/AF_Revised Cambodia Project Concept]
-*British High Commission SEA study and interactive 4-degree map illustrates analyses of impacts on sea levels, agriculture, fisheries, rainfall patterns, cyclone activity and health [[www.metoffice.gov.uk|www.metoffice.gov.uk]]
+*British High Commission SEA study and interactive 4-degree map illustrates analyses of impacts on sea levels, agriculture, fisheries, rainfall patterns, cyclone activity and health [http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/ metoffice.gov.uk]
 *Gender and CLimate Change
 *[[Cambodia Energy Situation|Cambodia Energy Situation]]<br/>

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 = Further Information =
-*[[Climate_Mitigation_and_Adaptation|Climate Mitigation and Adaptation]]
+*[[Climate Mitigation and Adaptation|Climate Mitigation and Adaptation]]
 *Smith et al (2009/2011). Climate Change Analysis for Cambodia. SEI: [http://www.weadapt.org/knowledge-base/wikiadapt/Cambodia www.weadapt.org] or [http://www.docstoc.com/docs/69545023/Climate-change-in-Cambodia www.docstoc.com]
 *For context, vulnerabilities, policies etc: [http://adaptation-fund.org/sites/default/files/AF_Revised Cambodia Project Concept]
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 *Gender and CLimate Change
 *[[Cambodia Energy Situation|Cambodia Energy Situation]]<br/>

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 Because of its geography, the lacking development in economy, health services, infrastructure, etc., the prevailing severe poverty (esp. in rural areas) and because of the great dependence of the population on natural resources for their livelihoods, Cambodia is highly vulnerable when it comes to climate change (9th rank World Risk Index 2011 Vulnerability ranking catastrophes and natural disasters, 6th rank Maplecroft Climate Change Vulnerability Index 2012<ref>http://www.businessinsider.com/climate-change-vulnerability-2011-10</ref>). Vulnerability is not as immediate though as it is in Bangladesh, for instance, which is why climate change has only recently been brought on the agenda, mainly by donors. Cambodia is interested in additional funding. Focus on adaptation in infrastructure, food security, health and water management.
-'''Vulernabilities (e.g.)'''
+'''Vulernabilities (e.g.) - [http://cmsdata.iucn.org/downloads/climate_change_and_its_impacts_on_the_lao_and_cambodian_people_vientiane_times.pdf examples]<ref>http://cmsdata.iucn.org/downloads/climate_change_and_its_impacts_on_the_lao_and_cambodian_people_vientiane_times.pdf</ref>'''
-• Higher precipitation rainy season – flooding, lower precipitation dry season – drought.<br/>• Increasing food insecurity and water stress (rice cultivation and fisheries) <br/>• Faster degradation of forest resources, loss of wet-forest ecosystems<br/>• High economic infrastructure costs<br/>• Increasing stress on population (esp. Women and children) due to disasters<br/>• Flooding and increasing salinization of coastal areas<ref>http://www.bangkokpost.com/business/economics/281753/chartingthe-future</ref>
+• Higher precipitation rainy season – flooding, lower precipitation dry season – drought.<br/>• Increasing food insecurity and water stress (rice cultivation and fisheries)<br/>• Faster degradation of forest resources, loss of wet-forest ecosystems<br/>• High economic infrastructure costs<br/>• Increasing stress on population (esp. Women and children) due to disasters<br/>• Flooding and increasing salinization of coastal areas<ref>http://www.bangkokpost.com/business/economics/281753/chartingthe-future</ref>
 • Increasing involuntary migration reinforced through climate change impacts<br/>• Increased prevalence of diseases (malaria, dengue, etc.)
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 • Limited information on local impacts<br/>• Low awareness in government and administration<br/>• Limited institutional, personnel and technical capacities<br/>• Weak cross-sector and cross-regional coordination<br/>• Lacking suitable technologies and data<br/>• Lacking reliable disaster control and forecast mechanisms<br/>• Lacking budgetary funds

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 '''Vulernabilities (e.g.)'''
-• Higher precipitation rainy season – flooding, lower precipitation dry season – drought.<br/>• Increasing food security and water stress (rice cultivation and fisheries)<br/>• Faster degradation of forest resources, loss of wet-forest ecosystems<br/>• High economic infrastructure costs<br/>• Increasing stress on population (esp. Women and children) due to disasters<br/>• Flooding and increasing salinization of coastal areas<br/>• Increasing involuntary migration reinforced through climate change impacts<br/>• Increased prevalence of diseases (malaria, dengue, etc.)
+• Higher precipitation rainy season – flooding, lower precipitation dry season – drought.<br/>• Increasing food insecurity and water stress (rice cultivation and fisheries) <br/>• Faster degradation of forest resources, loss of wet-forest ecosystems<br/>• High economic infrastructure costs<br/>• Increasing stress on population (esp. Women and children) due to disasters<br/>• Flooding and increasing salinization of coastal areas<ref>http://www.bangkokpost.com/business/economics/281753/chartingthe-future</ref>
 '''Challenges (e.g.)'''
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 *The '''Ministry of Tourism (MoT)''' which aims to preserve the scenic beauty and natural resources of Cambodia.
 *The '''Council for the Development of Cambodia (CDC)''' which is the principle contact between the RGC and all donor countries, organisations and NGOs working within Cambodia.
-*The'''Ministry of Woman Affairs (MoWA)''' – secretary of state H.E. Kim Cham Roeun responsible for climate issues; special working group, very interested in linkages between gender and climate change
+*The '''Ministry of Woman Affairs (MoWA)''' – secretary of state H.E. Kim Cham Roeun responsible for climate issues; special working group, very interested in linkages between gender and climate change - [http://www.asiapacificadapt.net/adaptationforum2012/sites/default/files/Pisith_Presenation%20for%20Asia-Pacific%20%20Adaptation%20Forum%202012.pdf ppt on Gender and Climate Adaptation Mainstreaming in Cambodia (March 2012)]
 *'''Department of Meterology''' – weather and climate information
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 *'''[http://www.phnompenh.um.dk/en DANIDA]&nbsp;'''– active in REDD for a long time, further support to the National Forestry Program. Cotribution to CCCA. Regional Contribution (Mekong River Commission CCAI). Co-Funding of KAP-study.
 *'''[http://eeas.europa.eu/delegations/cambodia/index_en.htm/ EU-DIPECHO]&nbsp;'''– key donor of the CCCA, to establish relationship with NCCC and CCD. Focus policy dialoque. Bilateral program 2011-2013 will have a more concrete climate focus. Already 4 climate relevant projects (forestry and environment), funded through the IUCN climate program in Koh Kong and Kampot. Regional programs on food security (FAO) – climate change/adaptation important issue. Project for small scale farmers (2.3 mio EUR till 2015), flood and drought early warning system, establishment of disaster plans and committees, small mitigation activities. 7.5 Mio EUR, implemented by NGOs, since 2004.
-*'''[http://www.thegef.org/gef/gef_country_prg/KH Global Environmental Facility (GEF)]'''&nbsp;– 2 adaptations projects through the Least Developed Country Funds (LDCF), identified in the NAPA. Climate resilience in agriculture and water management (MAFF/UNDP 3.1 Mio USD – till 06-2013). Vulnerability assessment of coastal zones (MoE/UNEP 4.6 Mio USD tbc) and mitigation projects (energy and forestry). Small Grants program of 50.000 USD for NGOs dealing with environment and poverty reduction. Together with UNDP support to preparation of the 2nd National Communication to the UNFCCC.
+*'''[http://www.thegef.org/gef/gef_country_prg/KH Global Environmental Facility (GEF)]'''&nbsp;– 2 adaptations projects through the Least Developed Country Funds (LDCF), identified in the NAPA. Climate resilience in agriculture and water management (MAFF/UNDP 3.1 Mio USD – till 06-2013). Vulnerability assessment of coastal zones (MoE/UNEP 4.6 Mio USD tbc) and mitigation projects (energy and forestry). Small Grants program of 50.000 USD for NGOs dealing with environment and poverty reduction. Together with UNDP support to preparation of the 2nd National Communication to the UNFCCC. Vulnerability assessment and adaptation programme for coastel zones (Koh Kong) - till 2014, around 6 Mio. USD<ref>http://www.apan-gan.net/adaptation-database/vulnerability-assessment-n-adaptation-programme-for-cc-coastal-zone-cambodia</ref>
 *'''JICA/Japan '''– solar and forestry projects (also REDD), capacity building for handling climate related natural disasters (2010)
 *'''[http://www.kfw-entwicklungsbank.de/EN_Home/LocalPresence/Asia49/Office_Cambodia/index.jsp KfW&nbsp;]'''– interested in CDM,&nbsp; Climate Proofing within its infrastructure portfolio (road construction)
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 *'''[http://www.southeastasia.forumsyd.org/content/Resurser/left/Climate_Change_and_Democracy_Day Joint Climate Change Initiative on Capacity Development of Cambodian NGOs] ''''''(JCCI)&nbsp;''' 2 year initiative (2010-2012) for capacity development of local NGOs (22 NGOs involved); implemented by Forum Syd, Danish Church Aid/Christian Aid (DCA/CA), Cord, Newsletter. SIDA funded 1.28 Mio USD.
 *'''[http://www.lwd.org.kh/ LWD]'''active in capacity building: disaster risk management, climate change adaptationon community level (mainly agriculture and water).
 *'''REDD''' – many international NGOs (inter alia Community Forestry International (CFI), Conservation International (CI), PACT, the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS), World Wildlife Fund (WWF)) involved in REDD pilot projects and development of the National REDD Program. The REDD project in Oddar Meancheay also issues VER (CCB and VCS).
 *'''Voluntary Emission Reductions (VER) Projects '''– for REDD VER see above:
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 For context, vulnerabilities, policies etc: [http://adaptation-fund.org/sites/default/files/AF_Revised%20Cambodia%20Project%20Concept_final_clean%20copy.pdf http://adaptation-fund.org/sites/default/files/AF_Revised%20Cambodia%20Project%20Concept_final_clean%20copy.pdf]
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 == Other Ministries, Departments and Institutions<ref>http://adaptation-fund.org/sites/default/files/AF_Revised%20Cambodia%20Project%20Concept_final_clean%20copy.pdf</ref><br> ==
 At the national level, the government agencies with responsibilities related to climate change, natural resources and coastal ecosystem management and development include:
 *The '''Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF)''' which has an extensive network of staff at the national, provincial, district and commune levels. The '''Forestry Administration (FA)''' has the mandate for the management of Protected and Community Forests., responsible for REDD, Forestry, Climate Change and Innovative Financing Working Group. Given this broad mandate, there is substantial overlap with the MoE in the perception of functions and responsibilities. It is noteworthy that the 2006-2010 Strategic Agriculture Development Plan does not take climate change adaptation or mitigation into account.
 *The '''Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology (MoWRAM)''' which has the responsibility of observing and managing all activities related to water resources and meteorology development and natural disasters.
 *The '''Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction (MLMUPC)''' which is responsible for the formulation of development plans and land use plans at the national- and local-levels.
 *The '''National Committee for Disaster Management (NCDM)''' which was established in 1995, is an inter-ministerial body chaired by the Prime Minister. The members of the committee are drawn from all concerned ministries and the armed forces. NCDM plays a key role in disaster management, working both on disaster risk reduction/prevention and response preparedness.
 *The '''Ministry of Industry, Mines and Energy (MIME) '''which is responsible for planning industrial water use and hydropower as well as water supply provision to provincial towns and administrating single-purpose schemes involving hydro-power.
 *The '''Ministry of Public Works and Transportation (MPWT)''' which is responsible for construction of roads, infrastructure e.g. bridges and ports.
 *The '''Ministry of Rural Development (MRD)''' which is responsible for: i) supplying small-scale water supply infrastructure to households; ii) primary health care; and iii) small-scale infrastructure in the rural areas in Cambodia. Although the MRD recognises the importance of adapting to climate change, the strategic plan of the MRD does not take climate change adaptation or mitigation into account.
 *The Min'''istry of Health (MoH), '''which is responsible for the development of the health sector for better health and well-being of Cambodians and thus contributes to poverty alleviation and socio-economic development. The Health Strategic Plan (2008-2015) of the MoH does not consider climate change impacts. climate change and health, vulnerability assessment with WHO
 *The '''Ministry of Tourism (MoT)''' which aims to preserve the scenic beauty and natural resources of Cambodia.
-*The '''Council for the Development of Cambodia (CDC)'''<span id="fck_dom_range_temp_1323071852781_794" /> which is the principle contact between the RGC and all donor countries, organisations and NGOs working within Cambodia.
+*The '''Council for the Development of Cambodia (CDC)''' which is the principle contact between the RGC and all donor countries, organisations and NGOs working within Cambodia.
 *The'''Ministry of Woman Affairs (MoWA)''' – secretary of state H.E. Kim Cham Roeun responsible for climate issues; special working group, very interested in linkages between gender and climate change
 *'''Department of Meterology''' – weather and climate information