AMRC Completed Projects: Underlying Causes of Deforestation in the Mekong Region


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Underlying Causes of Deforestation in the Mekong Region

Following our earlier work with the Institute for Global Environmental Strategies, AMRC was commissioned to write an issues paper on underlying causes of deforestation in the Mekong Region. The work involved Olivia Dun and Lilian Ip, Year IV Honours students in geography, in some of the background research. In August 2000, this work was presented at an IGES regional workshop at the National University of Laos.

Duration: late 1999 - March 2000

Partners: Institute for Global Environmental Strategies; Mekong Watch

Funding bodies: Institute for Global Environmental Strategies


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Underlying Causes of Deforestation in the Mekong Region