Research compendium: Tonle Sap Lake after fisheries reforms

Fisheries conflict management and knowledge of fisheries management are related to perceptions of positive change while employment, overall quality of fish and income from fisheries are on the opposite side, suggesting the development of livelihood diversification strategies and strengthening the institutional support to the community fisheries organizations in the Lake.

Dr. Ratha Seng worked with EMR Network’s Dr. Dewan Ahsan, Prof. Patrice Guillotreau and Prof. Thomas Vallée.

The paper has been presented at the 2019’s International Symposium on Biodiversity Conservation and Sustainable use of Ecosystem Services, and Abstracts are available at http://www.conseaedu.eu/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Programme-Guidebook-Abstracts-1.pdf

For further reading Dr. Ratha Seng’s thesis : Livelihoods in the changing Tonle Sap : past, present and future available at https://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-02275089

A short presentation during the Asean Water Platform 2019 in Phnom Penh, Cambodia