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Flood trouble spots mapped

6 February 2014
The Phnom Penh Post
Aid and development / Cities / Development policy and administration / Disasters / Environment and natural resources / Floods / Government / Infrastructure / Japanese aid / Legal aid NGOs / Phnom Penh / Pollution and waste / Urban administration and development / Urban sanitation infrastructure / Urban water and sanitation infrastructure / Water and sanitation / Water and sanitation infrastructure and facilities / Water pollution
Flood Protection and Drainage Improvement Project / Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) / Phnom Penh Municipal Hall / SeeClickFix / Urban Voice Cambodia / Ushahidi

Thanks to a crowd-sourcing campaign spearheaded by grassroots map developers Urban Voice Cambodia, residents of Phnom Penh can now access a map pinpointing flood-prone areas in the capital during rainy season. Updated online yesterday, the map was generated by citizens, who contributed 119 reports of flooding over a ...

 Amelia Woodside
http://www.phnompenhpost.com/national/flood-trouble-spots-mapped

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