Fish consumption patterns and value chain analysis in north-western Cambodia

Chea, Ratha; Ahsan, Dewan; García-Lorenzo, Iria; Teh, Louise

doi:10.1016/j.fishres.2023.106677

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“…Simultaneously, the flood pulse also brings rich nutrients each year in the form of sediment and a large volume of water to the floodplains in the Chi Mun basin (Thailand) and areas between TSL and MD, which is critical to rice production. As a result, Cambodia has been ranked among the top countries for inland fishery production (Chea et al, 2023) while Thailand and Vietnam are among the top rice exporters globally (Yuan et al, 2022). Additionally, the enormous water volume in combination with the mountainous topography in upstream areas is highly favorable for hydropower production, leading to the planning and construction of hundreds of dams in China, Laos, and Vietnam, especially in recent years (H. Dang et al, 2022;.…”

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Evolution of river regime in the Mekong River basin over eight decades and role of dams in recent hydrologic extremes

Dang,

Pokhrel

2024

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Abstract. Flow regimes in major global river systems are undergoing rapid alterations due to unprecedented stress from climate change and human activities. The Mekong River Basin (MRB) was, until recently, among the last major global rivers relatively unaltered by humans, but this is changing alarmingly in the last decade due to booming dam construction. Numerous studies have examined the MRB’s flood pulse and its alterations in recent years; however, a mechanistic quantification at the basin scale attributing these changes to either climatic or human drivers is lacking. Here, we present the first results of the changes in natural hydrologic regimes in the MRB over the past eight decades and the impacts of dams in recent decades by examining 83 years (1940–2022) of river regime characteristics simulated by a river-floodplain hydrodynamic model that includes 126 major dams in the MRB. Results indicate that while the Mekong’s river flow has undergone substantial decadal trends and variabilities, the operation of dams in recent years is causing a fundamental shift in the seasonal volume and timing of river flow and extreme hydrological conditions. Even though the dam-induced impacts are small so far and most pronounced in areas directly downstream of major dams, dams are intensifying the natural variations in the Mekong’s mainstream wet season flow. Further, dams have exacerbated drought conditions by substantially delaying the MRB’s wet season onset, especially in years when the natural wet season durations are already shorter than in normal years (e.g., 2019 and 2020). Further, dams have shifted up to 20 % of the mainstream annual volume between dry and wet seasons in recent years; while this has minimal impact on the MRB’s annual flow volume, the flood occurrence in many major areas of the Tonle Sap Lake and Mekong Delta have been largely altered. This study provides critical insights on the long-term hydrologic variabilities and impacts of dams on the Mekong’s flow regimes, which can help improve water resources management in light of intensifying hydrologic extremes.

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Evolution of river regime in the Mekong River basin over eight decades and role of dams in recent hydrologic extremes

Dang,

Pokhrel

2024

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“…Businesses must accomplish these steps in order to satisfy customers. [6] Items, layout of the display, comfort, and enhancing service to better serve customers When people visit, they are happy and return. The company's primary objective is to increase turnover through cultivating consumer loyalty.…”

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The Influence of Economic Value on Customer Loyalty and Increasing Company Sales in Modern Urban Markets

Yuliasari,

Karno,

Syaiful

2023

Proceedings of the 3rd Multidisciplinary International Conference, MIC 2023, 28 October 2023, Jakarta, Indonesia

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The definition of consumer loyalty is as part of a comprehensive evaluation as a choice according to what consumers expect, while consumer dissatisfaction arises if the results do not meet what consumers want so that consumers who feel satisfied with the services provided will carry out repurchase activities to buy goods or order services again so that the existence of consumer loyalty will always be consistent. Consumer loyalty is part of consumers' deepest trust in subscribing and returning to buy products or services repeatedly in the future, even though the influence of globalization and technology and activities from marketing penetration have a tendency to change consumer behavior and loyalty. sensiri (Oliver, 2000 in Ratih Hurriyanti, 2005. This research aims to ensure that the role of increasing sales in business goes hand in hand with consumer loyalty. Apart from that, this research aims to determine where business development will lead and increase sales results in modern market businesses. The research method used in this research uses a qualitative narrative approach. In this research method the focus is on the experiences experienced by a person or certain part of society. So, the findings in this research obtained a model that consumer loyalty increases sales in modern market businesses.

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Environmental and economic influences of postharvest losses across the fish-food products supply chain in the developing regions

Abbas,

Zhao,

Gong

et al. 2023

Environ Dev Sustain

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Fish consumption patterns and value chain analysis in north-western Cambodia

Cited by 4 publications

References 27 publications

Evolution of river regime in the Mekong River basin over eight decades and role of dams in recent hydrologic extremes

Evolution of river regime in the Mekong River basin over eight decades and role of dams in recent hydrologic extremes

The Influence of Economic Value on Customer Loyalty and Increasing Company Sales in Modern Urban Markets

Environmental and economic influences of postharvest losses across the fish-food products supply chain in the developing regions

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