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Capital: Phnom Penh
Lake and river ecosystem at Tonle Sap, Cambodia. Context photograph, not evidence of this initiative.
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Drive evidence snapshot · 2026-11-01
Documented risk theme
Documented risk theme
Documented risk theme
Screening themes, not three highest risks or comparative country ranking. These are qualitative themes, not comparable risk scores.
Evidence: ASCCR p.40; WB CMIP6 locator; SRC-020 · Checked 2026-11-01
Risk sourceRisk original(s) archived; qualitative themes retained. Quantitative scenario extraction and updated assessment review pending
Climate indicators · Source scope and review decisions
Review supplied · Source check outstanding
柬埔寨水稻灌溉覆盖率与旱涝灾害暴露
Abbreviated quote supports $100–170M annual agricultural losses and 20% rice-field irrigation coverage; full surrounding passage and historical estimate basis need checking. 2.5M drought-affected people lack a corresponding quotation. Not FWUC implementation evidence.
Reported citation: Climate Risk Profile: Cambodia · 2024 · PDF page 30
Currently, agricultural losses are estimated at $100-170 million per year... Because only 20% of Cambodia's rice fields feature irrigation, poorer farmers depending on rainfed cropping systems are particularly vulnerable to more frequent and intense precipitation decreases or longer dry seasons.
External review, not independent original-source verification. Human review required · 2026-11-01.supplied-reviews.v3
≈20% increase
Projected flood-exposed population by midcentury; not share of all residents
Submitted extraction — not independently verified
根据世界银行研究，到本世纪中叶全国暴露于洪水的人口预计增加近 20%
Supplied page: p. 30
The population exposed to flooding across the country by midcentury, according to one World Bank study, could increase by nearly 20%.
US$100–170M / year
Estimated annual agricultural losses; abbreviated supplied hazard passage, not economy-wide or projected midcentury damage
Submitted extraction — not independently verified
US$100–170 million annual agricultural losses
Supplied page: PDF p. 30 (supplied)
Currently, agricultural losses are estimated at $100-170 million per year... Because only 20% of Cambodia's rice fields feature irrigation, poorer farmers depending on rainfed cropping systems are particularly vulnerable to more frequent and intense precipitation decreases or longer dry seasons.
Share of Cambodian rice fields with irrigation, not population exposure or implemented FWUC coverage.
Climate Risk Profile: Cambodia · Supplied PDF page 30
Currently, agricultural losses are estimated at $100-170 million per year... Because only 20% of Cambodia's rice fields feature irrigation, poorer farmers depending on rainfed cropping systems are particularly vulnerable to more frequent and intense precipitation decreases or longer dry seasons.
Climate Risk Profile: Cambodia · pp. 27, 30
≈20% increase · Projected flood-exposed population by midcentury; not share of all residents
US$3.3–10.6B · Projected midcentury flood damage without future flood-risk planning
Population extract: p. 30
The population exposed to flooding across the country by midcentury, according to one World Bank study, could increase by nearly 20%.
Economic extract: p. 27
Flooding by midcentury could produce between US$3.3-$10.6 billion in damage without future flood risk planning and increases the risks of other hazards such as landslides.
The 2.5M drought-affected population and US$100–170M annual agricultural losses lack supporting quotes and are excluded. Projected flood damage is not an annual-average loss.
Caveats: Abbreviated quote supports $100–170M annual agricultural losses and 20% rice-field irrigation coverage; full surrounding passage and historical estimate basis need checking. 2.5M drought-affected people lack a corresponding quotation. Not FWUC implementation evidence.
Supplied source: Climate Risk Profile: Cambodia · 2024 · World Bank Group · PDF p. 30 (annual agricultural loss); p. 30 earlier relative exposure quote
Catalogue candidate: SRC-020 · WB Climate Risk Profile Cambodia 2024 Mirror Copy. A catalogue match does not verify the quoted page.
Open catalogue source ↗Supplied vulnerable sectors: Agriculture (Rainfed & Rice Production) · Inland Fisheries (Tonle Sap Lake) · Water Resources Management · Forestry and Rural Infrastructure
Supplied hazards: River Basin Floods and Flash Floods · Severe Droughts and ENSO Events · Extreme Precipitation and Landslides
Import 2026-11-01-user-extract-v5. Different hazards, units, populations and projection horizons are not comparable; no ranking or combined total.
Documented measures, not verified community project outcomes.
3 plan and demonstration extracts · Review decisions attached to individual records. Planned targets are not delivered outcomes.
Cambodia · Flood & Coastal Defense
国家承诺建设及修复农业与城镇防洪堤，增加移动与固定抽水设施以应对短期干旱；引文不限定洞里萨湖。
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Cambodia · Climate-Resilient Agriculture
国家承诺发展适应水资源变化的气候适应型农业系统；不证明所列作物品种、社区项目或实施成效。
Context photo · Policy direction / planned target · Review supplied · Source check outstanding
Cambodia · Early Warning & Disaster Resilience
国家承诺加强早期预警系统与气候信息传播；引文不提供预报准确率、覆盖效率或已实施成效。
Context photo · Policy direction / planned target · Review supplied · Source check outstanding
COMMUNITY & CAPACITY EVIDENCE
31 supplied extracts · 11 countries + regional records · Policy directions, reported activities and outcomes remain distinct.
2 matching extracts
Global frameworks; applicability depends on the project. No verified country-level outcome is implied.
2024 · PDF signature, title and available date/version metadata and provenance checked; qualifications in notes
WB 2024 CMIP6 report; full report copy hosted by MHEWC volunteer initiative, not a WB/UN official host. Publisher copyright permits noncommercial reproduction with attribution. Byte equivalence to blocked publisher endpoint unverified.
Supplied quantitative extracts are shown above with original-source verification pending. Units, scenarios and hazards differ; no comparative score or verified community outcome is implied.
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