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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau becomes the first leader from an MRC
- Published on: 12 Oct 2024
Canada recognizes the vital importance of the Mekong River, not just as a source of development but as a lifeline for millions of people,” Prime Minister Trudeau says. “The Mekong River Commission is doing essential work by bringing countries together to manage and protect these shared resources. Canada is proud to support this mission, and we will continue to work alongside the MRC to safeguard Mekong for future generations.
There is nothing like the Tonle Sap in the United States
- Published on: 28 Jul 2022
Are the challenges we face in the Tonle Sap the same as those the US faces? How?
On their recent visit to the Tonle Sap, two members of the Mississippi River Commission jointly address these questions.
Xayaburi dam in Mekong and those in US: What are the differences?
- Published on: 13 Jun 2022
What are some of the key differences between the Xayaburi Dam in the Lower Mekong River Basin and those in the United States?
Colonel Geoff Van Epps, Commander of the US Army Corps of Engineers, Northwestern Division, and a Member of the Mississippi River Commission, on his visit to the Xayaburi Dam in northern Lao PDR, as part of Sister…
Recorded panel discussion on BDS 2021–2030 and MRC SP 2021–2025
- Published on: 21 Apr 2021
On 5 April 2021, the MRC launched the new Basin Development Strategy for the Mekong River Basin 2021–2030 and MRC Strategic Plan 2021–2025, which seek to enable Mekong countries to address emerging challenges and improve the overall state of the basin.
State of the Mekong Address
- Published on: 05 Apr 2022
CEO Anoulak is now delivering the inaugural State of the Mekong Address (#SOMA) to our Mekong citizens. Please join him to hear the current condition of the Basin, the challenges and opportunities to work together for a responsible, prosperous and equitable Mekong River Basin.
Hydrological stations expansion along the Mekong
- Published on: 29 Apr 2021
We’ve been working with our Member Countries to install new hydrological stations and to maintain the existing ones along the mainstream and tributaries of the Lower Mekong River Basin in order to provide more accurate and faster flood and drought monitoring and forecasting.
CEO Speech for MRC25
- Published on: 20 Oct 2020
Celebrate MRC25!
On occasion of the 25th Anniversary, CEO, Dr. An Pich Hatda share on achievements and challenges of the Mekong River Commission and what we can do to make our river to be managed in the most sustainable way.
Introduction to the MRC
- Published on: 15 Oct 2020
The Mekong River Commission (MRC) is the only inter-governmental organisation that works directly with the governments of Cambodia, Lao PDR, Thailand and Viet Nam to jointly manage the shared water resources and the sustainable development of the Mekong River.
Your voice matters - 10th Regional Stakeholder Forum
- Published on: 16 Nov 2020
We welcome your participation virtually through Facebook livestream in the 10th Regional Stakeholder Forum on Sanakham Hydropower Project. Raise your questions! Participate in the livestream!
Luang Prabang Hydropower Project
- Published on: 11 May 2020
This introduction video provides some basic information about the Luang Prabang hydropower project to aid stakeholders’ understanding as its prior consultation moves forward. The project is proposed on the Mekong mainstream in the Houygno village of Luang Prabang province, about 25 km from Luang Prabang town or approximately 2,036 km from the Mekong Delta in Viet Nam.
MRC Data Portal
- Published on: 10 Apr 2020
The MRC’s Data and Information Services Portal or Data Portal, aggregates and visualises data collected by the MRC’s river basin water monitoring networks and other official data from the four MRC member countries – Cambodia, Lao PDR, Thailand and Viet Nam – and its upstream dialogue partner, China.
The MRC Joint Environment Monitoring Programme
- Published on: 26 Aug 2020
The Mekong River Commission developed a Joint Environmental Monitoring (JEM) Programme to monitor the effects and impacts on the environment of large infrastructure projects like hydropower dams on the Mekong River.
Sesan-Srepok River Basins Water Resources Management Project
- Published on: 09 Jun 2019
Cambodia and Viet Nam share the Sesan and Srepok rivers, which are major tributaries in the Lower Mekong River Basin. To better manage the shared resources in the Sesan-Srepok basins while minimising impacts of development, Cambodia and Viet Nam are strengthening cooperation and dialogue through a bilateral project.
- Published on: 09 Jun 2019
Xe Bang Hieng and Nam Kam River Basins Wetland Management Project
Xe Champhone in the Xe Bang Hieng basin of Lao PDR and Nong Han wetland in Nam Kam basin of Thailand face similar challenges threatening their wetland resources. The project provides a platform for peer-to-peer learning between Lao PDR and Thailand on healthy preservation and development of wetland resources.
Mekong Navigation – Making waterways more navigable through sustainable technologies
- Published on: 22 Nov 2019
The Mekong River is not only a valuable natural resource, it also has extensive natural navigation potential. Waterborne transport on the river has served as one of the main modes of transport between riparian communities since people first settled along its banks centuries ago. Yet the navigation potential of this huge river is under-utilised.
Tonle Sap Lake and Songkhla Lake Basins Communication Outreach Project
- Published on: 09 Jun 2019
Unique features make the Tonle Sap Lake and Songkhla Lake great match to share their experiences to build healthy lakes in the face of common challenges. The communication outreach project provides an opportunity for Cambodia and Thailand to discuss and share good practice in managing their resources.