Sameang Chea
Sameang Chea obtained his BA degree in the field of International Relations at Paññāsāstra University of Cambodia (PUC), Phnom Penh. He previously worked with Cambodian Center for Human Rights to promote human rights awareness in Cambodia. He has been an alumni of Southeast Asia Research Academic, and also an alumni of Young Research Fellow (2022) at Future Forum. Through his research work, he has produced a few policy briefs, and a number of op-eds in Politikoffee, VOD, Cambodianess, Kiripost, Southeast Asia Globe, New York Southeast Asia Network, and Future Forum.
Currently, he joins the Mekong Thought Leadership and Think Thanks Network Program (MTT) Fellow cohort (1) on inclusive policy engagement which is hosted at the Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI Asia) in Thailand. His research interests include: Buddhism, human rights, contemporary Cambodian politics, and climate change.
Position
MTT fellow (Batch 1)
Expertise
Policy engagement
Country
Cambodia
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Stories by Sameang Chea
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"Mekong School": "Finding similarities in differences" for better transboundary cooperation
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The power of multimedia: How can researchers and media tell engaging stories about the Mekong?
The power of multimedia in communicating environmental issues is well known for its ability to sway public opinion and influence policy on critical issues like climate change.
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What are the critical lessons on knowledge co-production for the Mekong Region: Key points from experts in Chulalongkorn University
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How can researchers influence policy to build a more resilient Mekong Region? Some lessons from the SUMERNET Learning Forum
Key lessons from the SUMERNET Learning Forum that contribute to a more inclusive and resilient Mekong Region
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Residents demand fair compensation for Cambodia’s canal project
This article for Mekong Eye is authored by Sameang Chea, a fellow in the Mekong Thought Leadership and Think Tanks Program.
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Meaningful collaboration is key to addressing “water insecurity” in the Mekong Region
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Cambodia women have little say in climate policy
This article for Mekong Eye is authored by Sameang Chea, a fellow in the Mekong Thought Leadership and Think Tanks Program.
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