柬埔寨与亚行及法开署推进气候韧性城市项目

柬埔寨与亚行及法开署推进气候韧性城市项目
分类政策
事件时间2026-09-01
地点金边
来源CP
发布时间2026/09/12 08:30

详情描述

2026年9月1日,柬埔寨国土规划与建设部国务秘书兼“宜居、韧性与水安全城市投资计划”(LRWSCIP)项目管理单位负责人邵索皮(Sao Sopheap),在金边总部会见了亚洲开发银行(ADB)项目组长阿兰·X·莫雷尔(Alain X. Morel)及法国开发署(AFD)代表团。 此次会议旨在评估“宜居、韧性与水安全城市投资计划”的实施进展。双方重点审查了项目基准成果,并针对当前面临的运营挑战进行讨论。会议核心议题包括加快项目实施框架的推进速度、确保财政执行效率,以及协调各机构间的工作流程,以确保按计划达成开发目标。 该项目由亚洲开发银行与法国开发署共同资助,旨在通过加强城市排水系统建设、提升水安全水平,保护易受气候变化影响的社区,以应对柬埔寨城市扩张过程中对基础设施及水资源供应的需求。
📋 简要摘要 ▸
柬埔寨国土规划部与亚行(ADB)及法开署(AFD)举行会议,评估气候韧性与水安全城市项目进展。该项目旨在加强城市排水系统,提升水安全,保护易受气候影响的社区。
📋 完整原文 ▸
[来源: CP] [分类提示: NEWS] 标题: Ministry of Land Management, ADB, and AFD Review Progress on Climate-Resilient and Water-Secure Cities Program Secretary of State H.E. Sao Sopheap meets with international partners to evaluate project implementation and accelerate sustainable urban water management strategies Phnom Penh: Building climate-resilient urban infrastructure and securing safe water supplies remain vital national priorities for Cambodia as urban centers expand across the Kingdom. According to a meeting on September 1, 2026, H.E. Sao Sopheap, Secretary of State at the Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction, and Head of the Project Management Unit for the Livable, Resilient, and Water-Secure Cities Investment Program (LRWSCIP), hosted a high-level delegation at the ministry headquarters. The meeting included Mr. Alain X. Morel, Project Team Leader at the Asian Development Bank (ADB), alongside colleagues and official representatives from the French Development Agency (AFD). The consultation provided an opportunity for delegates to examine ongoing project progress, assess baseline achievements, and address operational challenges. Discussions focused primarily on accelerating project implementation frameworks, ensuring fiscal efficiency, and aligning inter-agency protocols to meet scheduled development targets. Co-financed and supported by the ADB and AFD, the LRWSCIP initiative is designed to strengthen urban drainage, improve water security, and shield vulnerable communities