Climate Change Adaptation through small-scale & protective infrastructure interventions in coastal settlements of Cambodia

Background and Objectives:

The project’s main objective is “to enhance climate change adaptation and resilience of the most vulnerable coastal human settlements of Cambodia through concrete adaptation actions, particularly in areas where eco-tourism has the potential to sustain such interventions”.

Activities:

Main Activities includes following sub-projects:

• 1. Mangrove Plantations for Improved Coastal Resilience (PDF 1.1MB)
• 2a. Water Gate Repair Angkaol and Pong Teuk Communes (PDF 1.8MB)
• 2b. Pong Teuk and Angkaol Canals Rehabilitation (PDF 1.4MB)
• 3. Prevention of Salt Water Ingress through River Channels (PDF 825KB)
• 4. O Thmar Reservoir Capacity Improvement (PDF 953KB)
• 4b. Facilitating the Refurbishment of Roness Reservoir (PDF 750KB)
• 4c.Kep Protective Embankment (PDF 929KB)
• 5. Housing Resilience (PDF 2MB)
• 6. Repair of Water Gates and Low Points in Prey Nob Sea Deffence (PDF 694KB)
• 7. Storm Water Drainage System Design and Road Side Improvements in Veal
  Renh Market Area Prey Nob District (PDF 996KB)
• 8. Tide Gauge in Prey Nob District (PDF 600KB)

Results:

• 1: Community-scale knowledge and capacity enhanced to sustain the adaptation benefits of the project’s investments
• 2: Government planning and technical capacity enhanced to sustain and enhance the project’s adaptation benefits
• 3: Resilience built through investment in small-scale protective and basic service infrastructure and natural assets