Towards understanding household-level forest reliance in Cambodia - study sites, methods, and preliminary findings

Koy Ra; Lonn Pichdara; Yem Dararath; Xi Jiao; Carsten Smith-Hall

Towards understanding household-level forest reliance in Cambodia - study sites, methods, and preliminary findings

Koy Ra, Lonn Pichdara, Yem Dararath, Xi Jiao, Carsten Smith-Hall

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Abstract

There is growing international interest in the role of forests in poverty prevention and reduction. In consequence, this broad area of investigation has been subject to increased research; one major international research project is that facilitated by the Poverty Environment Network (PEN). This project covers a large number of sites in 26 countries throughout the tropics. The present report contains contextual details, methodological information and preliminary findings for the PEN sites in Cambodia.

Original language	English
Publisher	Forest & Landscape, University of Copenhagen
Number of pages	124
ISBN (Electronic)	978-87-7903-544-7
Publication status	Published - Aug 2011

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