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Reference map of Cambodia

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IFRC
Note: Map production date estimated.
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Australia + 36 others
OCHA in 2008 - Countries covered by the Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific

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ReliefWeb
Note: Includes the coverage of the Regional Disaster Response Adviser for the Pacific
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Sudan + 11 others
Update: Red Cross Red Crescent boosts aid to millions worldwide as floods rage on

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IFRC
Severe flooding has affected tens of millions of people around the world in recent weeks and months. Torrential rain is forecast to continue as new storms threaten Asia, Africa and Europe.

In South Asia alone, an estimated 37 million people have been affected, while around 200 million have been affected by floods in China. The situation has worsened in recent days in countries like the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, Viet Nam and the Philippines. In many places, community recovery projects were still underway from the devastating 2006 flood season, when the 2007 monsoons began.

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Cambodia: Looking back over 18 years of humanitarian assistance

In 1989, Action Against Hunger launched programmes in Cambodia in a relatively difficult post-crisis environment. Numerous events - such as the Indochina War, the terror regime of the Khmer Rouge during which more than a million people lost their lives, and the invasion and occupation of the country by Vietnamese troops - have stricken Cambodia. Despite the prospect of political stability, the situation remains very precarious for Cambodia's population.

For 13 years, Action Against Hunger provided emergency assistance to people affected and displaced by conflict. In 2002,

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Cambodia: Location Map

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ReliefWeb
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Cambodia: Natural Hazard Risks (as of 30 April 2007)

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