Food Security and Climate Change to 2050: Cambodia, A Policy Discussion Paper
Cambodia s population and economy are highly vulnerable to climate change. Food security is already a major concern in Cambodia, where 25 percent of the population suffered from undernourishment in 2004-2005, a higher proportion than in neighboring Southeast Asian countries (Shicavone2010).1 Some 80...
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| author | Magnan N Thomas, Timothy S. |
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| description | Cambodia s population and economy are highly vulnerable to climate change. Food security is already a major concern in Cambodia, where 25 percent of the population suffered from undernourishment in 2004-2005, a higher proportion than in neighboring Southeast Asian countries (Shicavone2010).1 Some 80 percent of Cambodia s population is rural and agriculture accounts for 35 percentof GDP (World Bank 2009). Two-thirds of Cambodia s population is economically dependent onagriculture (FAO 2010; Shicavone 2010), and most farmers are poorly equipped to adapt to climatechange (Royal Government of Cambodia 2006). |
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| spelling | CGSpace420372023-02-15T02:42:03Z Food Security and Climate Change to 2050: Cambodia, A Policy Discussion Paper Magnan N Thomas, Timothy S. agriculture climate models Cambodia s population and economy are highly vulnerable to climate change. Food security is already a major concern in Cambodia, where 25 percent of the population suffered from undernourishment in 2004-2005, a higher proportion than in neighboring Southeast Asian countries (Shicavone2010).1 Some 80 percent of Cambodia s population is rural and agriculture accounts for 35 percentof GDP (World Bank 2009). Two-thirds of Cambodia s population is economically dependent onagriculture (FAO 2010; Shicavone 2010), and most farmers are poorly equipped to adapt to climatechange (Royal Government of Cambodia 2006). 2011-03 2014-08-15T12:13:19Z 2014-08-15T12:13:19Z Report https://hdl.handle.net/10568/42037 en Open Access Cambodia Development Resource Institute (CDRI) Magnan N, Thomas TS. 2011. Food Security and Climate Change to 2050: Cambodia, A Policy Discussion Paper. Phnom Penh, Cambodia: Cambodia Development Resource Institute (CDRI). |
| spellingShingle | agriculture climate models Magnan N Thomas, Timothy S. Food Security and Climate Change to 2050: Cambodia, A Policy Discussion Paper |
| title | Food Security and Climate Change to 2050: Cambodia, A Policy Discussion Paper |
| title_full | Food Security and Climate Change to 2050: Cambodia, A Policy Discussion Paper |
| title_fullStr | Food Security and Climate Change to 2050: Cambodia, A Policy Discussion Paper |
| title_full_unstemmed | Food Security and Climate Change to 2050: Cambodia, A Policy Discussion Paper |
| title_short | Food Security and Climate Change to 2050: Cambodia, A Policy Discussion Paper |
| title_sort | food security and climate change to 2050 cambodia a policy discussion paper |
| topic | agriculture climate models |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/42037 |
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