A Review of Green Economy in Cambodia: Applications, Challenges and Future Directions
Abstract
Even though industrialized countries contribute to global warming, poorer and less developed countries suffer the most severe consequences, despite their lesser contributions. Governments and groups are combating climate change. Nations have "Nationally Determined Contributions" to reduce global warming under the Paris Agreement. Given Cambodia's limited resources, many of these contributions are overly ambitious. This article examines Cambodia's declared climate change position, environmental practices, mitigation strategies, and activities by examining waste, deforestation, and greenhouse gas emissions. This study combines content and document-based analyses of Cambodian groups affected by climate change. According to research, Cambodia is tackling climate change. Current environmental practices and policies place economic growth and development ahead of climate and the environment. Furthermore, wealthier countries should assist LDCs in setting and maintaining realistic climate objectives to achieve Agenda 2030.