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Displaying 776 - 780 of 876Sub-Decree on Reclassification of 4,468 hectares of land in Snoul Wildlife Sanctuary in Snoul district of Kratie province
Reclassifying 4,468 hectares as state private land in Snoul Wildlife Sanctuary in Snoul district of Kratie province for agro-industry and rubber and hardwood plantations investment under lease or concession condition.
Sub-Decree on Reclassification of 6,525 hectares of land in Snoul Wildlife Sanctuary in Snoul district of Kratie province
Reclassifying 6,525 hectares as state private land in Snoul Wildlife Sanctuary in Snoul district of Kratie province for agro-industry and rubber plantation investment under lease or concession condition.
Law for state land management in Cambodia
A conference paper on the topic of state land management in Cambodia. The author discusses the legal framework, governance and empowerment, land valuation, state land leasing, concessions and land use planning. They conclude with policy recommendations. Presented at the 7th FIG Regional Conference, "Spatial Data Serving People: Land Governance and the Environment", in Hanoi, October 2009.
Untitled: tenure insecurity and inequality in the Cambodian land sector
Eight years have passed since the enactment of the 2001 Land Law, which established a framework for the recognition of land and property rights throughout Cambodia. In 2002 the multi-donor supported Land Management and Administration Project (LMAP) was initiated in order to implement key parts of the law and further develop the legal framework. LMAP has since been the key focus for the development of the Cambodian land sector. The project was due to end in December 2009.
Losing ground: Forced evictions and intimidation in Cambodia
A book documenting stories of people affected by forced evictions in Cambodia. The personal stories show what is lost when a home is destroyed or livelihood disrupted; and how people living in poverty are routinely excluded from decisions affecting them. Case studies include evictions from Boeung Kak Lake, Battambang, Koh Kong, Preah Sihanouk, Pursat and Kampong Chhnang, Phnom Penh, Kratie and Siem Reap.