Cambodia – Urban Climate Resilience in Southeast Asia

Dr. Try Thuon’s (Chiang Mai University, Thailand) doctoral dissertation examines urban space making and resilience through a lens of strategic

Through qualitative work done among three coastal fishing villages in Koh Kong province in southwest Cambodia, U of Ottawa PhD

Prof. Melissa Marschke of the University of Ottawa, a UCRSEA Collaborator, and Jason Horlings, her student and a UCRSEA research

Air quality in Phnom Penh is badly polluted. A recent study conducted by the Royal University of Phnom Penh shows

Katherine Laycock of the University of Waterloo will join the UCRSEA Partnership in January 2019 as Postdoctoral Fellow. She holds a BA

Two PhD students, Laura Beckwith and Leah Marajh, who are both associated with UCRSEA, share their memorable experiences while doing

Try Thuon and Nguyen Thanh Tu have been selected as recipients of the 2018 UCRSEA Graduate Fellowships. They will spend

Members of our partners from the Royal University of Phnom Penh and Mahasarakham University have recently published articles in well-respected

Jason Horlings (Master’s Candidate, School of International Development and Global Studies, University of Ottawa) spent Fall 2016 in Koh Kong,

As part of the UCRSEA project activities, a field site visit to Battambang town was arranged by the Cambodia country