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The following statistics are from the last 5 full calendar years: 2020-2024

Publications

Title	Type	Publisher	Date Sort ascending	Journal

Publications co-authored with institutions in Cambodia

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Title	Type	Publisher	Date Sort ascending	Journal
How many bird and mammal extinctions has recent conservation action prevented?	article	Wiley	01 February 2021	Conservation Letters

Projects

261

Projects related to Cambodia

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Name	Start	End Sort ascending	Abbreviation	Classification
IPCC 6th Assessment Report Review	2019	2022	IPCC WGI Lead	Global
World Emissions data model	2021	2022	Emission Clock	Global
Centre for Integrated Assessment Modelling - Annual Work Plan and Budget 2022 under MOU between UNECE and IIASA	2022	2022	CIAM-UNECE 2022	Global
Contribution to the ISC coordinated initiative Unleashing Science: Delivering Missions for Sustainability	2022	2022	ISC-MOSci	Global
Urban nitrogen cycles: new economy thinking (UNCNET) to master the challenges of climate change	2019	2022	UNCNET	Global
Fair Pensions and Population Ageing	2021	2022	PenAgeing	Global
Water Scarcity Clock 2.0	2022	2022	WSC 2.0	Global
Fostering development: Agricultural technological change and economic growth	2020	2022	FPROD	Global
Macroeconomic Modelling of Indirect Risks for Climate Risk Management	2019	2022	MacroMode	Global
Medium Complexity Earth System Risk Management	2019	2022	ERM	Global

Engagement

IIASA staff visits to Cambodia

People

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Total number of alumni from Cambodia

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News

10 June 2024

Analyzing the benefits of transboundary cooperation in the Lancang-Mekong River Basin

A new study conducted by IIASA researchers and their colleagues highlights that cooperation in infrastructure operation between countries surrounding the Lancang-Mekong River Basin could bring major economic and environmental co-benefits.

Focus

01 October 2023

The cost of inaction: tackling air pollution in the ASEAN region

Policy Brief #40, October 2023. Quantifying the cost of inaction can help promote action on air pollution in the ASEAN region with benefits for health, climate change, and sustainable development.