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This study demonstrates how adding social factors into water modelling can lead to more equitable water supply.
Existing water supply modelling in Cambodia does not account for social factors at the household or community level, leading to imprecise water distribution that reinforces economic inequalities among residents, farmers and fishers.
This study employs SEI’s Water Evaluation and Planning (WEAP) software to identify shortages in the water supply and incorporate more detailed social information to model more equitable water infrastructure.
Photo: Andrea Pistolesi / Getty Images.
Project / This project will create a poverty framework for the Stung Chinit basin and incorporate it into a water resources model.
Journal article / This paper assesses the potential impacts of future climate change on river flows within each sub-basin of Cambodia's Tonle Sap Lake basin.
Journal article / This study finds that water management is a larger threat to rice and ecosystems than the warming temperatures of climate change.
Journal article / Research in Cambodia into how social innovation around positive and negative health messaging influences demand for clean biomass cookstoves.
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