Villagers in Luang Prabang have successfully partnered with researchers to establish a fish conservation zone and develop alternative livelihoods, ensuring sustainable fisheries management and community resilience against the impacts of climate change.
In response to declining aquatic biodiversity in Luang Prabang, the establishment of fish conservation areas has emerged as a crucial initiative to ensure both ecological sustainability and the well-being of local communities.
Explore the hidden environmental and social costs of small hydropower in Vietnam and the urgent need for fairer water sharing.
Effectiveness of nature-based solutions to address water challenges in the Greater Mekong Subregion: a systematic mapping
Interventions and pathways to reducing water insecurities in the Mekong region: insights from SUMERNET 4 All (S4A) research
Evaluating the performance of alternate wetting and drying irrigation technology: An on-farm rice case study in An Giang province, the Mekong Delta of Vietnam
Spatio-temporal distribution of groundwater recharge under climate change in the Namngum++ river basin in lower Mekong region
Determining factors and barriers to the uptake of climate change adaptation strategies of agriculture and aquaculture farm households in Myanmar