CAMBODIA MARINE RESEARCH
Research on fisheries livelihoods in Cambodia’s coastal and marine environment. Sources may describe the same campaign; they are not counted as independent studies.
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161 patrols June 2016–March 2017; household survey March 2017; published 2018
Researchers combined 161 patrol records from June 2016–March 2017 with interviews and a March 2017 survey of 163 households, including 33 fishers.
Draft 2025-12-21; mixed underlying dates
Source reference available; findings have not yet been extracted.
Baseline November-December 2023; participatory work September-November 2024
Source reference available; findings have not yet been extracted.
Published 2021; underlying tables have mixed dates
Source reference available; findings have not yet been extracted.
Published June 2021; underlying dates require extraction
Source reference available; findings have not yet been extracted.
2022-2023 fisheries reports; 2024 report and tabulations listed
Source reference available; findings have not yet been extracted.
Report labelled 2018; copyright December 2019; underlying sources mixed
Source reference available; findings have not yet been extracted.
2025 profile includes production through 2023
Source reference available; findings have not yet been extracted.
2026 paper; survey dates require extraction
Source reference available; findings have not yet been extracted.
9 catalogue sources; 1 have partial findings summaries. Absence from the map does not establish absence of habitat, species or research.
Available mapped evidence: 2 approximate study areas.
The 2022 interview round covered seven community fisheries; it did not include Kampong Tralach, whose representatives were unavailable.
In the Koh Sdach waste sample, plastic made up 27% of household waste by weight. This came from 24 participating households over a 24-hour collection, not a national waste estimate.