443 datasets found

Secure access to natural resources through systems of common property forms the basis for the livelihoods of many of the world’s poor.

Natural rubber (NR) plays a crucial role in the land-use of SE-Asia

The purpose of this standard is to provide the minimum requirements for Social Impact Assessment as part of the Environmental Assessment process for Electricity Project in Lao PDR.

This is the first country-wide food security study undertaken in the Lao PDR. Its purpose is to provide WFP and its partners with a good understanding of the nature a...

This mining project is an example of unsustainable development that would generate severe negative and irreversible social and environment impact, The world bank IFC and the Aus...

Improved food availability and access •More and more different food items produced •More different food items collected from forests Improved Food consumption: •Higher Diet...

Close to 75 % of people in the three Nam Ou River Basin provinces in rural areas. on average 15% of the rural people int he Nam Ou River Basin o not have road access. Phongsaly ...

This dataset shows the proposed boundary of the Prey Lang protected forest and biodiversity conservation area. The data was collected from many sources by ODC’s mappers such as ...

The Prek Toal Bird Sanctuary Biosphere Reserve is represented in this dataset. Dataset provided to Open Development Cambodia (ODC) by Save Cambodia's Wildlife's Atlas Working Gr...

• A comprehensive resource on legal information about forest and timber. • Identifying gaps, conflicts and areas that may need to be addressed - need to identify priorities.

Notification of banning harvesting and storage of tree

Use of forest resources according to customary rights

Lao PDR has become the main strategic area in which foreign investors invest more. And the rate of concessions of foreign investors since the year 200 has increased rapidly.

Lao PDR is characterized by an abundance of natural resources and a small population of 5.6 million, the vast majority of whom live in rural areas and are dependent on subsiste...

This note was prepared by Nina Fenton and Magnus Lindelow. The GIS analysis was provided by Andreas Heinimann and Ian Thomas, of the Swiss National C...

In this context, the government has pursued extensive land reforms through the prohibition of swidden agriculture (often inappropriately referred to as ‘slash and burn’ cultiva...

In urban areas, the state’s water suppliers are private companies. On the plains where the state’s major agricultural production is concentrated, irrigation water supply is ...

agriculture is encroaching rapidly on tropical mountain due to demographic and economic pressure that accelerate deforestation. such disruption cause soil loss along catchment ...

Despite the significant decline in poverty at the national level , poverty persists throughout the country and many people face challenges related to food securit...

Indigenous peoples’ rights to lands, territories, and resources