AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 minutes agoTourism Pressure in Cambodia: A new analysis warns Cambodia’s tourism shift away from mass, Angkor-only travel is still stuck between ambition and investment gaps, as arrivals fell to about 5.5–5.6 million in 2025. Climate Readiness: Fresh reporting flags El Niño’s start and the risk of a “Super El Niño,” asking whether Cambodia is prepared for worsening heat and rainfall swings. Renewables and Land Rights: Mondulkiri’s 900MW wind project is advancing with turbine work and grid links, but Indigenous Bunong communities raise concerns over limited consultation, land clearing, and livelihood impacts. Waste and Pollution Control: Serei Saophoan’s new landfill under the Tonle Sap Cities project aims to cut open dumping and burning, reduce leachate pollution, and improve recycling for seven communes. Energy Resilience: Cambodia’s energy minister says renewable growth and tariff cuts on fuel-linked imports help cushion global oil price shocks. Wildlife Science (Regional): India’s Kaziranga released its first scientific assessment of the greater hog badger, estimating a healthy population across about 1,100 sq km. Cybercrime Risk: Cambodia is described as a growing hub for transnational online fraud, with calls to restore cybersecurity to protect tourism and livelihoods.
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