In June, Cambodian-Australian alumni grantees presented their latest research findings at the Research Grant Round 4 Dissemination Workshop, sharing solutions to some of Cambodia’s most pressing challenges.
Their research explores key areas such as climate change and its impacts on women and health, water scarcity and sustainable agriculture, inclusive healthcare, and environmental and social governance (ESG) in SMEs.
The workshop brought together alumni, professionals, and the public to exchange ideas and strengthen collaboration across sectors.
Download the presentations, research posters, and full reports below:
Presentation Slides
- Addressing Water Scarcity: Rainwater Harvesting in Kampot Province by Dr. CHEM Phalla
- Environmental Social Governance (ESG) Adoption among SMEs: Trends, Challenges and Insights from Cambodian Agro-Processing SMEs by Mr. Nuon Virak
- Impact, adaptability, and scalability of a community-based antiretroviral therapy delivery model for people living with HIV in Cambodia: A post-intervention qualitative study by Mr. Chhoun Pheak
- Women’s perception of the impact of climate change by Mrs. Rang Sokha
- Adaptive Strategies of Small-scale Farmers to Cope with Water Shortages due to Climate Change: A Comparative Study between the Tonle Sap Lake and the Mekong River Areas by Ms. Yann Sophorn
- Health Impacts of Climate Change from the Perspectives of Communities and Health Systems: A Case Study from Battambang Province by Mr. Phan Channarong
Research posters
- Dr. CHEM Phalla highlights the implementation of rainwater harvesting in Kampot Province to address water scarcity
- Mr. Nuon Virak studies Environmental Social Governance (ESG) adoption among SMEs in Cambodia highlights trends, challenges, and insights
- Mr. Chhoun Pheak’s post-intervention qualitative study examines the impact, adaptability, and scalability of a community-based antiretroviral therapy delivery model for HIV-positive individuals in Cambodia
- Mrs. Rang Sokha discusses women’s perceptions of the effects of climate change
- Ms. Yann Sophorn’s study compares small-scale farmers’ adaptation strategies to cope with water shortages due to climate change in Tonle Sap Lake and Mekong River areas
- Mr. Phan Channarong’s case study on the health impacts of climate change in Battambang Province highlights the importance of community perspectives and health systems
Full Reports
- Women’s Perceptions on the Climate Change impacted their livelihoods: the preparedness strategy for the adaptation to climate change by Mrs Rang Sokha
- Health Impacts of Climate Change from the Perspectives of Communities and Health Systems: A Case Study from Battambang Province by Mr Phan Channarong, Soputhy Chansovannara, Lay Sokreaksa, and Chau Darapheak
- Agricultural Residue Open Burning, Air Pollution, and Health Impact Assessment in the Context of Climate Change in Cambodia by Mr. ING Chhay Por, Mr. HIM Chandath, Dr. CHUM Chandarin, and Mr. NATH Dyveasna
- Adaptive Strategies of Small-scale Farmers to Cope with Water Shortage due to Climate Change: a Comparative Study between the Tonle Sap Lake and the Mekong River Areas by Ms. Yann Sophorn, Dr. Sok Serey, Mrs. Thoeun Leakhena, and Mr. Thou Punleu