Download here-> Role of Wild Foods for the Food Security of Kreung’s Indigenous people, Chuy Village, Ta Veng Leu Commune, Ratanakiri province.
Read MoreClick here to download -> The Livelihood Improvement of Mr. Meas Hoeur
Read MoreClick here to download -> From Wildlife Trader to be a Leader of Koh Samseb
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Wild honey collection is an old tradition the forest dependent communities in Cambodia, especially the indigenous people. Traditionally, harvesting honey is used for home remedies and household consumption. Commercial exploitation has led to unsustainable harvesting methods and in many cases, dishonest practices (eg. selling adulterated honey), which has contributed to a generally skeptical local market…
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NTFP-EP Cambodia and the Provincial Department of Tourism, supported by Partners for Forestry and Fisheries (PaFF) programme, is proud to present the most scenery Mekong basin landscape of the Koh Han Community based Ecotourism is located in the unique landscape of Stung Treng Ramsar site along the Mekong river with wonderful and richest natural ecological settings. It was…
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Natural resources are a livelihood source of the communities in Prasat Teukkhmao community forestry, so everyone has duty to protect it. Budget support is needed for implementing the activities of community forestry such as community meeting and patrolling. To address this issue, in Prasat Teukkhmao community forestry, one wild honey collection group named Prasat Teuk…
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Somros Koh Han Community Based Ecotourism (CBET) in Koh Snaeng commune, O’svay district, Stung Treng province consist of total population 2,749 people/1,297 females equals to 586HHs/28FHHs. It locates in the unique landscape of Middle Stretches of the Mekong River Ramsar site with wonderful and rich natural ecological setting. The tourist can enjoy with many activities…
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NTFP-EP Cambodia and the Provincial Department of Tourism, supported by Partners for Forestry and Fisheries (PaFF) programme, is proud to present the most scenery Mekong basin landscape of the Koh Samseb Community-Based Ecotourism in Kratie province. The wide water basin full of human-uninhabited and inhabited green islands rich of unthinkable lives such as water forests, giant fishes…
Read MorePress Release for 2nd National Forum on NTFPs Khmer->https://drive.google.com/file/d/1whU92kxWxljssTw9Q0TI80jwtCCvUJ11/view?usp=sharing Eng->https://drive.google.com/file/d/1G_kmXXQf7RMsTJdfygoBdeIkaFl9K0F9/view?usp=sharing
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On July 20, 2017: The Non-Timber Forest Products-Exchange Programme (NTFP-EP) Cambodia in collaboration with WWF, NGO Forum, RECOFTC and CEPA organized a launching workshop on ” Shared Resources, Joint Solutions(SRJS) ” undertook at the Stung Treng Provincial meeting hall. The meeting was co/chaired by Deputy Governors of Ratanakiri, Stung Treng and Kratie provinces. The meeting…
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