Titlebook: Water and Life in Tonle Sap Lake; Chihiro Yoshimura,Rajendra Khanal,Uk Sovannara Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s)

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Introduction,ized by a vast floodplain, with rich biodiversity and high productivity. It supports ensuring food security and the livelihood of millions of people. This ecosystem presents us with excellent frontiers in science, particularly in hydrology, sedimentology, wetland ecology, fisheries science, and envi

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Lake and Livelihoods: Threats to Their Sustainabilityllions of people in Cambodia. Around five million people are living in and around the great lake; thus, the majority of households depend on the fishery, water, and the ecosystem of TSL, although the degree of dependency varies. The types of villages around TSL are water-based, water–land-based, and

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Governance and Human–Nature Relationwever, the lake’s resources management has been challenging, changing over time from the management based on commercial fishing to the community and conservation. This chapter analyzes the governance of Tonle Sap Lake, by specifically examining the governance of the lake following the cancellation o

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Zoning and Its Impacts on Governancegical zone. Economically and politically, TSL has been zoned and zoning. This chapter investigates the impacts of zoning on the lake’s governance and provides a brief overview of institutional arrangements for TSL’s governance. This chapter concludes that the zoning has made the governance in TSL mo

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Zoning and Its Impacts on Governancegical zone. Economically and politically, TSL has been zoned and zoning. This chapter investigates the impacts of zoning on the lake’s governance and provides a brief overview of institutional arrangements for TSL’s governance. This chapter concludes that the zoning has made the governance in TSL mo

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Climate and Rainfalloximately 1087–1528?mm and is much larger on the coast at nearly 4000?mm. Over inland Cambodia, approximately 5–20% of the annual rainfall occurs in March and April (pre-monsoon season), 50–78% occurs from May to September (summer monsoon season), and 12–36% occurs in October and November (post-mons