This publication illustrates how climate change activities are being integrated across CEP-BCI programs. A case study of Peam Krasaob Province, Cambodia, demonstrates how vulnerability and adaptation capacity can be strengthened when the appropriate measures are taken as part of program design.
Published: January 2011
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Activity
Date: 14 June 2012
One of the major successes of CEP-BCI Phase I was the scaling up of its biodiversity conservation corridor pilot work. In 2011, ADB approved grants and loans worth $69 million for Cambodia, Lao PDR, and Viet Nam under a new project to further engage local communities in the sustainable management of important biodiversity landscapes.
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Publication
Date: 01 December 2011
This publication summarizes the achievements of the Core Environment Program and Biodiversity Conservation Corridors Initiative (CEP-BCI) from 2006–2011. It highlights thematic work including SEA, EPA, and BCI, as well as cross-cutting areas such as climate change and capacity building.
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