Final Project Evaluation Integrated Coastal Resources Management in Sihahoukville (ICRM-SV)
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The project integrated community resources management in Sihanoukville (ICRM-SV) commenced its operation in November 2005 and its operation would be terminated in December 2009. The evaluation is intended, as the project draws to a close, to assess the marine biological impacts on the coastal fishery resources and the socio-economic impacts on the fishing communities as well as also provide recommendations to FiA Cambodia and the SEAFDEC/TD as the collaborative project’s executing agencies and other donors on the necessary further steps consolidate the progress and ensure the achievement of the project’s objectives.
Suggested Citation
Chanthol, C. (2009). Final Project Evaluation Integrated Coastal Resources Management in Sihahoukville (ICRM-SV). Training Department, Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center.
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