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Hun Sen Says Cambodia Is Not Ready for Nuclear Power

30 October 2012
The Cambodia Daily
Energy / Generation and distribution facilities
Anti-nuclear activists / Council for the Development of Cambodia / energy / Koh Kong / nuclear power / nuclear power plant / Power Generation / power plants / power supply / Prime Minister Hun Sen / regional development / Sun Chanthol / Thailand

Prime Minister Hun Sen yesterday denied giving the green light for a neighboring country to construct an electricity-generating nuclear power plant in Cambodia, saying it would be too dangerous. Senior Minister and Vice Chairman for the Council for the Development of Cambodia Sun Chanthol said ...

World Bank stops funds for Cambodia over evictions

9 August 2011
Reuters
Aid and development / Economy and commerce / Environment and natural resources / Multilateral development assistance / Phnom Penh / World Bank
agricultural projects / Agriculture & Agri-business / aid / Annette Dixon / Annette Dixon World Bank Country Director / bank / Beijing / Boeung Kak Lake / Boeung Kak Lake Area / Cambodia / Cambodian tycoons / central government / Chinese aid / developer / development money / developments / documents / donor countries / eviction / evictions / Farmland / FDI / financing / firm / forced eviction / forced evictions / foreign aid / foreign direct investment / foreign firms / Government / Housing / human rights groups / Inner Mongolia Erdos Hongjun Investment Corp / Khmer Rouge / lake / land / land management / land ownership / legal documents / Lending / loan / loans / local government / metal processing / mining / Mining projects / on-site housing / Phnom Penh / Power Generation / prime real estate / Real estate / real estate developments / residents of Boeung Kak lake / Southeast Asia / urban areas / World Bank / World Bank Country Director Annette Dixon

The World Bank said on Tuesday it had stopped providing loans to Cambodia and would not resume lending until the government did something to help hundreds of families facing eviction from land around a lake in the country’s capital, Phnom Penh. “The World Bank’s last ...

http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/08/09/cambodia-worldbank-idUSL3E7J920D20110809

Power Grid Key to Development

1 August 2011
The Cambodia Daily
Aid and development / Asian Development Bank (ADB) / Economy and commerce / Energy / Energy policy and administration / Environment and natural resources / Generation and distribution facilities / Multilateral development assistance
ADB / Asian Development Bank (ADB) / Burma / Cambodia / Chinese aid / Environmental Ministers / Environmental Programs / Greater Mekong Subregion / Infrastructure / Laos / Mekong river / Myanmar / Power Generation / power grid / rural / Thailand

According to the Asian Development Bank (ADB) the regional and national power grids are key to development, though plans for their development have come under criticism by a number of NGOs who believe that power generation should be decentralized. The ADB’s Greater Mekong Subregion program ...

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