The Mekong River is the 12th longest river in the world and flows through six Southeast Asian countries. It supports 60 million people and is an important source of food and agriculture. The Tonle Sap lake connects to the Mekong and dramatically increases in size during the wet season, expanding from 2,500 to 16,000 square kilometers. This seasonal flooding deposits fertile silt and supports a massive fishery that provides most of the protein for Cambodia.
The Mekong River is a trans-boundary river in Southeast Asia that flows through China, Myanmar, Laos, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam. It is an important resource for the 60 million people who live in its lower basin, providing water, irrigation, transport and food. However, the river is also facing threats from pollution, habitat destruction, and large hydroelectric dams which could disrupt the ecosystem. Managing development while protecting the environment and livelihoods of those who rely on the Mekong River is an ongoing challenge.
MIMAROPA is an administrative region of the Philippines composed of 5 provinces: Occidental Mindoro, Oriental Mindoro, Marinduque, Romblon, and Palawan (until 2005). It does not share land borders with other regions. The region aims to be the country's food basket and tourism haven. Major tourist attractions include the Puerto Princesa Underground River, Puerto Galera beaches, Coron Reef, Paadjao Falls, Mt. Guiting-Guiting, and Tubbataha Reef.
A brief history about Vietnam, Vietnam War and about Ho Chi Min. present econ...Swaraj Mishra
This PPT show about the Vietnam history including the timeline from its time of origin to the after independence and also the 21st century. It includes the culture and demographics of Vietnam. Here you can find also the world war 2 situations in Vietnam, civil war and about their great leader Ho Chi Min. The economy of Vietnam compare to India. Vietnam political leaders and their government structure. The PPT includes the geographical significance of Vietnam and recent events.
The presentation slide that i used for sharing information about my country to my friends when i joined training at Okinawa International Center, Okinawa, Japan.
The document provides an overview of Southeast Asia, including its geography, climate, population, and notable facts about some countries in the region. Southeast Asia refers to 10 countries located in the southeast portion of Asia, south of China and east of India. The region has over 500 million people and is predominantly hot and tropical with significant biodiversity. Countries like Cambodia, Thailand, Indonesia, and the Philippines are highlighted for their unique cultures, histories, and geographical features.
Vietnam has over 90 million inhabitants, consisting of 54 different ethnic groups, with the dominant Viet (Kinh) group making up 85.8% of the population. Buddhism and Catholicism are the major religions in Vietnam, a multi-religious state with over 20 million believers and 30,000 places of worship. The Vietnamese language has one syllable words with different meanings based on tone, and English, Chinese, and French are also commonly spoken. Non-verbal communication such as smiling is also important in Vietnamese culture. Business meetings follow strict etiquette rules, including exchanging business cards, making small talk about families, and not refusing offers of tea as a form of hospitality.
This document provides an overview of Vietnam including its location, population, government structure, history, ethnic groups, religions, culture, cuisine, travel destinations, and an invitation to contact the presenter for a tour of Vietnam. Key details include Vietnam having a population of over 86 million people, being a socialist republic led by a president and prime minister, and featuring diverse ethnic groups, religions, traditions like ao dai dresses and pho noodle soup, and natural attractions such as Ha Long Bay and Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park.
The document discusses Vietnamese culture and traditional festivals. It notes that Vietnam has managed to conserve many native customs and traditions despite foreign influences. It then provides details on several prominent Vietnamese festivals including Tet (Lunar New Year), Hung Temple Festival, Buffalo Fighting Festival, Festival Hue, Elephant Racing Festival, and Ooc-Om-Bok Festival. It emphasizes the importance of educating students and regularly promoting Vietnamese culture and festivals through media in order to help conserve traditions.
The Mekong River is a trans-boundary river in Southeast Asia that flows through China, Myanmar, Laos, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam. It is an important resource for the 60 million people who live in its lower basin, providing water, irrigation, transport and food. However, the river is also facing threats from pollution, habitat destruction, and large hydroelectric dams which could disrupt the ecosystem. Managing development while protecting the environment and livelihoods of those who rely on the Mekong River is an ongoing challenge.
MIMAROPA is an administrative region of the Philippines composed of 5 provinces: Occidental Mindoro, Oriental Mindoro, Marinduque, Romblon, and Palawan (until 2005). It does not share land borders with other regions. The region aims to be the country's food basket and tourism haven. Major tourist attractions include the Puerto Princesa Underground River, Puerto Galera beaches, Coron Reef, Paadjao Falls, Mt. Guiting-Guiting, and Tubbataha Reef.
A brief history about Vietnam, Vietnam War and about Ho Chi Min. present econ...Swaraj Mishra
This PPT show about the Vietnam history including the timeline from its time of origin to the after independence and also the 21st century. It includes the culture and demographics of Vietnam. Here you can find also the world war 2 situations in Vietnam, civil war and about their great leader Ho Chi Min. The economy of Vietnam compare to India. Vietnam political leaders and their government structure. The PPT includes the geographical significance of Vietnam and recent events.
The presentation slide that i used for sharing information about my country to my friends when i joined training at Okinawa International Center, Okinawa, Japan.
The document provides an overview of Southeast Asia, including its geography, climate, population, and notable facts about some countries in the region. Southeast Asia refers to 10 countries located in the southeast portion of Asia, south of China and east of India. The region has over 500 million people and is predominantly hot and tropical with significant biodiversity. Countries like Cambodia, Thailand, Indonesia, and the Philippines are highlighted for their unique cultures, histories, and geographical features.
Vietnam has over 90 million inhabitants, consisting of 54 different ethnic groups, with the dominant Viet (Kinh) group making up 85.8% of the population. Buddhism and Catholicism are the major religions in Vietnam, a multi-religious state with over 20 million believers and 30,000 places of worship. The Vietnamese language has one syllable words with different meanings based on tone, and English, Chinese, and French are also commonly spoken. Non-verbal communication such as smiling is also important in Vietnamese culture. Business meetings follow strict etiquette rules, including exchanging business cards, making small talk about families, and not refusing offers of tea as a form of hospitality.
This document provides an overview of Vietnam including its location, population, government structure, history, ethnic groups, religions, culture, cuisine, travel destinations, and an invitation to contact the presenter for a tour of Vietnam. Key details include Vietnam having a population of over 86 million people, being a socialist republic led by a president and prime minister, and featuring diverse ethnic groups, religions, traditions like ao dai dresses and pho noodle soup, and natural attractions such as Ha Long Bay and Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park.
The document discusses Vietnamese culture and traditional festivals. It notes that Vietnam has managed to conserve many native customs and traditions despite foreign influences. It then provides details on several prominent Vietnamese festivals including Tet (Lunar New Year), Hung Temple Festival, Buffalo Fighting Festival, Festival Hue, Elephant Racing Festival, and Ooc-Om-Bok Festival. It emphasizes the importance of educating students and regularly promoting Vietnamese culture and festivals through media in order to help conserve traditions.
This document provides an overview of Myanmar (Burma). It notes that Myanmar has a population of over 54 million people and is located in Southeast Asia, bordering the Andaman Sea and Bay of Bengal. It is comprised of various ethnic groups, the majority religion is Buddhism. The document outlines Myanmar's climate, geography, natural resources, agriculture, industries and government. It also describes some important cultural festivals in Myanmar and provides dos and don'ts for proper cultural etiquette.
Davao Region consists of 5 provinces - Davao del Norte, Davao Oriental, Davao del Sur, Compostela Valley, and Davao City. The main industries in the region include banana production, coconut, fishing, mining, and agriculture. Davao City is the largest city in the Philippines and is known for its discipline, cleanliness, and bananas. The region was affected by deadly landslides from Typhoon Pablo in 2012.
- Palawan is an archipelagic province of the Philippines located in the MIMAROPA region. Its capital is Puerto Princesa City, which governs independently from the province.
- The province has a total land area of 14,649.73 square kilometers and is made up of over 1,780 islands and islets. It has a diverse landscape that includes rocky coastlines, sandy beaches, and the second longest underground river in the world.
- The economy relies on agriculture including crops like palay and corn, as well as fishing, logging, and tourism focused on its natural attractions like El Nido Marine Reserve.
Vietnam is located in Southeast Asia, bordered by China, Laos, and Cambodia. While smaller in size than Italy and Germany, Vietnam has over 90 million people and 64 provinces. The capital is Hanoi, located in the north with over 5 million residents. Hanoi has historically been the cultural center of Vietnam as home to many dynasties. Key attractions in Vietnam include Ha Long Bay and Phu Quoc Island. The climate varies regionally from four seasons in the north to a rainy and dry season in the south. The culture is a blend of Eastern and Western influences, exemplified by traditions like Tet New Year celebrations and iconic foods such as pho.
Thailand, officially the Kingdom of Thailand, is a Southeast Asian country located at the center of the Indochinese Peninsula. Some key facts about Thailand include: it has a population of over 62 million people and Bangkok is the capital city; Buddhism is the dominant religion; Thai is the official language. Thailand is known for its beautiful beaches, temples, palaces and ruins of ancient kingdoms. Transportation includes buses, trains, motorcycles, boats and Thailand's iconic tuk-tuks.
This document provides information about Vietnam in 3 paragraphs. It discusses Vietnam's geography, demographics, and administrative divisions in the first paragraph. The second paragraph describes several of Vietnam's major cities and regions. The third paragraph discusses some aspects of Vietnamese culture, including the ao dai dress, lotus tea, and Lunar New Year celebrations.
This document provides information about Region 5 or the Bicol Region of the Philippines. It includes:
- An overview of the 6 provinces that make up the region - Albay, Camarines Norte, Camarines Sur, Catanduanes, Masbate, and Sorsogon.
- Details about cities, attractions, airports/ports, accommodations, and famous foods for each province.
- A SWOT analysis of the region's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats.
- Descriptions of popular festivals held in the different provinces, such as the Magayon Festival in Albay and Dayaw Dalan Festival in Masbate.
Sundarban the Largest Mangrove Forest in the World..Md. Al-Amin
Sundarbans, The largest single block of tidal halophytic mangrove forest in the world, located in the southwestern part of Bangladesh. It lies on the Ganges-Brahmaputra Delta at the point where it merges with the bay of bengal. The forest lies a little south to the Tropic of Cancer between the latitudes 21°30'N and 22°30'N, and longitudes 89°00'E and 89°55'E. With its array of trees and wildlife the forest is a showpiece of natural history. It is also a centre of economic activities, such as extraction of timber, fishing and collection of honey. The forest consists of about 200 islands, separated by about 400 interconnected tidal rivers, creeks and canals.
Vietnam is located in Southeast Asia. Its capital is Hanoi and largest city is Ho Chi Minh City. Vietnam has a population of over 87 million people comprised of the Vietnamese majority and 54 ethnic minority groups. Vietnam has a long history of Chinese influence and was formerly a French colony until gaining independence in 1975 after the Vietnam War. The country has a diverse geography ranging from high mountains in the north to plains in the south along with a long coastline. Buddhism is the dominant religion.
This document provides information on several cities and municipalities that make up the National Capital Region of the Philippines, including Manila, Caloocan City, Las Piñas, Makati, Malabon, and others. It details the geography, demographics, languages, political profiles, attractions, histories, and festivals of each location. Key facts include Manila being the capital, the National Capital Region having a population of over 12 million people and being the economic and political center of the Philippines.
Vietnam is a Southeast Asian country with a rich culture influenced by China and France as well as diverse landscapes including Ha Long Bay and beaches. The capital Hanoi and other cities like Hoi An offer historic sites and architecture, while Vietnamese cuisine features dishes recognized in the Asian Record Organization. Motorbikes are a major form of transportation and the Vietnamese people celebrate holidays like Tet with family, food, and lucky money for children and elders.
Region XII, also known as SOCCSKSARGEN, is an administrative region of the Philippines located in central Mindanao. It is composed of 5 provinces - South Cotabato, Cotabato, Sultan Kudarat, Sarangani, and General Santos City. The region has a diverse geography of coastlines, valleys, and mountains, with an extensive river system led by the Rio Grande de Mindanao. SOCCSKSARGEN is home to several indigenous tribes such as the Maguindanao, B'laan, T'boli, Teduray, and Manobo, each with their own unique cultures, beliefs, and traditions that are closely tied to the local environment
A comprehensive powerpoint on the geography of the Southeast Asian region. This was completed for a masters level course and is intended for community college or high school students. Includes many case studies from throughout Southeas Asia.
Region III - Central Luzon is located north of Manila. It consists of 7 provinces: Bulacan, Nueva Ecija, Pampanga, Bataan, Tarlac, Zambales and Aurora. The region has a total land area of 21,543 square kilometers and is known as the "rice granary of the Philippines" as it produces most of the country's rice supply. The population is composed of groups such as Ilocano, Kapampangan, Tagalog and others. The region is known for its agricultural production as well as historical and cultural sites.
Region 8, also known as Eastern Visayas, is located in the central Philippines and consists of 6 provinces and 7 cities across several islands. It has a population of over 4 million people spread across 4,390 villages. The region has terrain that ranges from flat coastal areas to mountainous interiors. Over half of Eastern Visayas is covered by forest. Some notable foods from the region include binagol, wiri-wiri, chocolate moron and sagmani.
The Davao Region is located in southern Mindanao and has a land area of 31,692.75 km2. It is bounded by Surigao del Norte and Agusan del Norte to the north, Davao Gulf and Celebes Sea to the east, and Agusan del Sur, Bukidnon, North Cotabato and Sultan Kudarat to the west. The region has a population of over 4 million people and is composed of six provinces and 85 municipalities, with Davao City serving as the regional center. Major industries include agriculture, fishing, and mining as the region has forested land, coastal areas, and deposits of gold and copper.
Ilocos Norte is a province located in the Ilocos Region of northern Luzon in the Philippines. It has a population of over 650,000 people who are mostly Ilocanos. The capital and largest city of Ilocos Norte is Vigan City, located along the western coast. The province has a tropical climate with dry seasons from October to May. Ilocos Norte is known for its beaches, waterfalls, rice terraces, and forests. The Ilocano people are renowned for their skills in weaving, wood carving, pottery-making and tobacco farming. Their culture is expressed through various festivals held throughout the year.
Tema konferencije je "Mogućnosti i (ne)prilike poduzetništva" uz panel diskusiju "Novca ima. Usudimo se uzeti ga!" Na njoj će sudionici iz prve ruke dobiti informacije i znanja i to o bespovratnim sredstvima, programima financiranja poduzetnika, mjerama za zapošljavnje od pomoćnica Ministarstva poduzetništva i obrta, Mirovinskog rada i mirovinskog sustava,Zdenke Lončar i Tatjane Dalić, zatim o programima financiranja investicija od strane HBOR-a koje će nam predstaviti Boris Čagalj, pokretanju poduzetničke ideje kroz Start up-ove i to od strane Saše Cvetojevića (Inkaso - ZIP) i Ane Pavičić KaseljFrank Accelerator Ventures. Kao primjeri dobre prakse priključit će nam se gosti iz BiH i Srbije koji su surađivali u prekograničnim projektima, te domaća tvrtka EURCO iz Vinkovaca.
Što se tiče tema predavanja dovoljno je spomenuti imena ostalih sudionika i predavača: Kruno Ris (BetaWare) , Hrvoje Pavlačić (COA), Ivana Boban Jagodić ( Vis Animi centar, Ana Šimunović (Ciceron), Krešimir Macan Manjgura.hr, Uglješa Atancković, Novi Sad, ROAD Human Resources & Communications Mara Majstorović ( Lotusmedia ) sve u organiozaciji Lotusmedia i dugogodišnje partnere Ivan Rimac AR HRAST, Ivan Marijanović HGK Vukovar. Uz potporu Vukovarsko Srijemska Županija i Grad Vinkovci i mnogobrojne sponzore Fizikalna terapija "Ad Manus" Vinkovci Servis Fortuno, Mirakul , CD design , Zlatnik, Triko i mnogobrojne medijske pokrovitelje, Vinkovačka Televizija, Vinkovački list, Radio Vinkovci, Vukovarske novine, Hrvatski radio Vukovar, Časopisi i novine, Časopis Pro Gradnja, Bizdirekt, Poduzetni, Vecernji.hr, Glas Slavonije, portal Samo pozitivno i Cibalia.info . Imat ćemo i nagradnu igru u kojoj će izvučeni sudionici biti darivani od Student Taxi, Eurco d.d., Lotusmedia d.o.o. i časopisa Časopis Poduzetnik
Sudionicima ćemo dočarati pozitivnu poduzetničku klimu i kuturu optimizma, kako se usuditi ostvariti vlastitu ideju, kako doći do bespovratnih sredstava, kako biti izvrstan lider koji zna upravljati ljudskim resursima, kako uspješno pregovarati i imati dobar PR. Vidimo se, prijavite se ostvarite popust na kotizaciju do 1.6. i na vrijeme zauzmite svoje mjesta.
The document discusses Thai children's games and festivals, including Re Re Khao Sarn, a clapping game, and Morn Son Pha, a traditional Thai New Year celebration where people sprinkle water on each other and make offerings at Buddhist temples. It also contains lyrics to the song "Ram Worg Wan Songkran" about celebrating Songkran, the Thai New Year's festival in mid-April.
This document provides an overview of Myanmar (Burma). It notes that Myanmar has a population of over 54 million people and is located in Southeast Asia, bordering the Andaman Sea and Bay of Bengal. It is comprised of various ethnic groups, the majority religion is Buddhism. The document outlines Myanmar's climate, geography, natural resources, agriculture, industries and government. It also describes some important cultural festivals in Myanmar and provides dos and don'ts for proper cultural etiquette.
Davao Region consists of 5 provinces - Davao del Norte, Davao Oriental, Davao del Sur, Compostela Valley, and Davao City. The main industries in the region include banana production, coconut, fishing, mining, and agriculture. Davao City is the largest city in the Philippines and is known for its discipline, cleanliness, and bananas. The region was affected by deadly landslides from Typhoon Pablo in 2012.
- Palawan is an archipelagic province of the Philippines located in the MIMAROPA region. Its capital is Puerto Princesa City, which governs independently from the province.
- The province has a total land area of 14,649.73 square kilometers and is made up of over 1,780 islands and islets. It has a diverse landscape that includes rocky coastlines, sandy beaches, and the second longest underground river in the world.
- The economy relies on agriculture including crops like palay and corn, as well as fishing, logging, and tourism focused on its natural attractions like El Nido Marine Reserve.
Vietnam is located in Southeast Asia, bordered by China, Laos, and Cambodia. While smaller in size than Italy and Germany, Vietnam has over 90 million people and 64 provinces. The capital is Hanoi, located in the north with over 5 million residents. Hanoi has historically been the cultural center of Vietnam as home to many dynasties. Key attractions in Vietnam include Ha Long Bay and Phu Quoc Island. The climate varies regionally from four seasons in the north to a rainy and dry season in the south. The culture is a blend of Eastern and Western influences, exemplified by traditions like Tet New Year celebrations and iconic foods such as pho.
Thailand, officially the Kingdom of Thailand, is a Southeast Asian country located at the center of the Indochinese Peninsula. Some key facts about Thailand include: it has a population of over 62 million people and Bangkok is the capital city; Buddhism is the dominant religion; Thai is the official language. Thailand is known for its beautiful beaches, temples, palaces and ruins of ancient kingdoms. Transportation includes buses, trains, motorcycles, boats and Thailand's iconic tuk-tuks.
This document provides information about Vietnam in 3 paragraphs. It discusses Vietnam's geography, demographics, and administrative divisions in the first paragraph. The second paragraph describes several of Vietnam's major cities and regions. The third paragraph discusses some aspects of Vietnamese culture, including the ao dai dress, lotus tea, and Lunar New Year celebrations.
This document provides information about Region 5 or the Bicol Region of the Philippines. It includes:
- An overview of the 6 provinces that make up the region - Albay, Camarines Norte, Camarines Sur, Catanduanes, Masbate, and Sorsogon.
- Details about cities, attractions, airports/ports, accommodations, and famous foods for each province.
- A SWOT analysis of the region's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats.
- Descriptions of popular festivals held in the different provinces, such as the Magayon Festival in Albay and Dayaw Dalan Festival in Masbate.
Sundarban the Largest Mangrove Forest in the World..Md. Al-Amin
Sundarbans, The largest single block of tidal halophytic mangrove forest in the world, located in the southwestern part of Bangladesh. It lies on the Ganges-Brahmaputra Delta at the point where it merges with the bay of bengal. The forest lies a little south to the Tropic of Cancer between the latitudes 21°30'N and 22°30'N, and longitudes 89°00'E and 89°55'E. With its array of trees and wildlife the forest is a showpiece of natural history. It is also a centre of economic activities, such as extraction of timber, fishing and collection of honey. The forest consists of about 200 islands, separated by about 400 interconnected tidal rivers, creeks and canals.
Vietnam is located in Southeast Asia. Its capital is Hanoi and largest city is Ho Chi Minh City. Vietnam has a population of over 87 million people comprised of the Vietnamese majority and 54 ethnic minority groups. Vietnam has a long history of Chinese influence and was formerly a French colony until gaining independence in 1975 after the Vietnam War. The country has a diverse geography ranging from high mountains in the north to plains in the south along with a long coastline. Buddhism is the dominant religion.
This document provides information on several cities and municipalities that make up the National Capital Region of the Philippines, including Manila, Caloocan City, Las Piñas, Makati, Malabon, and others. It details the geography, demographics, languages, political profiles, attractions, histories, and festivals of each location. Key facts include Manila being the capital, the National Capital Region having a population of over 12 million people and being the economic and political center of the Philippines.
Vietnam is a Southeast Asian country with a rich culture influenced by China and France as well as diverse landscapes including Ha Long Bay and beaches. The capital Hanoi and other cities like Hoi An offer historic sites and architecture, while Vietnamese cuisine features dishes recognized in the Asian Record Organization. Motorbikes are a major form of transportation and the Vietnamese people celebrate holidays like Tet with family, food, and lucky money for children and elders.
Region XII, also known as SOCCSKSARGEN, is an administrative region of the Philippines located in central Mindanao. It is composed of 5 provinces - South Cotabato, Cotabato, Sultan Kudarat, Sarangani, and General Santos City. The region has a diverse geography of coastlines, valleys, and mountains, with an extensive river system led by the Rio Grande de Mindanao. SOCCSKSARGEN is home to several indigenous tribes such as the Maguindanao, B'laan, T'boli, Teduray, and Manobo, each with their own unique cultures, beliefs, and traditions that are closely tied to the local environment
A comprehensive powerpoint on the geography of the Southeast Asian region. This was completed for a masters level course and is intended for community college or high school students. Includes many case studies from throughout Southeas Asia.
Region III - Central Luzon is located north of Manila. It consists of 7 provinces: Bulacan, Nueva Ecija, Pampanga, Bataan, Tarlac, Zambales and Aurora. The region has a total land area of 21,543 square kilometers and is known as the "rice granary of the Philippines" as it produces most of the country's rice supply. The population is composed of groups such as Ilocano, Kapampangan, Tagalog and others. The region is known for its agricultural production as well as historical and cultural sites.
Region 8, also known as Eastern Visayas, is located in the central Philippines and consists of 6 provinces and 7 cities across several islands. It has a population of over 4 million people spread across 4,390 villages. The region has terrain that ranges from flat coastal areas to mountainous interiors. Over half of Eastern Visayas is covered by forest. Some notable foods from the region include binagol, wiri-wiri, chocolate moron and sagmani.
The Davao Region is located in southern Mindanao and has a land area of 31,692.75 km2. It is bounded by Surigao del Norte and Agusan del Norte to the north, Davao Gulf and Celebes Sea to the east, and Agusan del Sur, Bukidnon, North Cotabato and Sultan Kudarat to the west. The region has a population of over 4 million people and is composed of six provinces and 85 municipalities, with Davao City serving as the regional center. Major industries include agriculture, fishing, and mining as the region has forested land, coastal areas, and deposits of gold and copper.
Ilocos Norte is a province located in the Ilocos Region of northern Luzon in the Philippines. It has a population of over 650,000 people who are mostly Ilocanos. The capital and largest city of Ilocos Norte is Vigan City, located along the western coast. The province has a tropical climate with dry seasons from October to May. Ilocos Norte is known for its beaches, waterfalls, rice terraces, and forests. The Ilocano people are renowned for their skills in weaving, wood carving, pottery-making and tobacco farming. Their culture is expressed through various festivals held throughout the year.
Tema konferencije je "Mogućnosti i (ne)prilike poduzetništva" uz panel diskusiju "Novca ima. Usudimo se uzeti ga!" Na njoj će sudionici iz prve ruke dobiti informacije i znanja i to o bespovratnim sredstvima, programima financiranja poduzetnika, mjerama za zapošljavnje od pomoćnica Ministarstva poduzetništva i obrta, Mirovinskog rada i mirovinskog sustava,Zdenke Lončar i Tatjane Dalić, zatim o programima financiranja investicija od strane HBOR-a koje će nam predstaviti Boris Čagalj, pokretanju poduzetničke ideje kroz Start up-ove i to od strane Saše Cvetojevića (Inkaso - ZIP) i Ane Pavičić KaseljFrank Accelerator Ventures. Kao primjeri dobre prakse priključit će nam se gosti iz BiH i Srbije koji su surađivali u prekograničnim projektima, te domaća tvrtka EURCO iz Vinkovaca.
Što se tiče tema predavanja dovoljno je spomenuti imena ostalih sudionika i predavača: Kruno Ris (BetaWare) , Hrvoje Pavlačić (COA), Ivana Boban Jagodić ( Vis Animi centar, Ana Šimunović (Ciceron), Krešimir Macan Manjgura.hr, Uglješa Atancković, Novi Sad, ROAD Human Resources & Communications Mara Majstorović ( Lotusmedia ) sve u organiozaciji Lotusmedia i dugogodišnje partnere Ivan Rimac AR HRAST, Ivan Marijanović HGK Vukovar. Uz potporu Vukovarsko Srijemska Županija i Grad Vinkovci i mnogobrojne sponzore Fizikalna terapija "Ad Manus" Vinkovci Servis Fortuno, Mirakul , CD design , Zlatnik, Triko i mnogobrojne medijske pokrovitelje, Vinkovačka Televizija, Vinkovački list, Radio Vinkovci, Vukovarske novine, Hrvatski radio Vukovar, Časopisi i novine, Časopis Pro Gradnja, Bizdirekt, Poduzetni, Vecernji.hr, Glas Slavonije, portal Samo pozitivno i Cibalia.info . Imat ćemo i nagradnu igru u kojoj će izvučeni sudionici biti darivani od Student Taxi, Eurco d.d., Lotusmedia d.o.o. i časopisa Časopis Poduzetnik
Sudionicima ćemo dočarati pozitivnu poduzetničku klimu i kuturu optimizma, kako se usuditi ostvariti vlastitu ideju, kako doći do bespovratnih sredstava, kako biti izvrstan lider koji zna upravljati ljudskim resursima, kako uspješno pregovarati i imati dobar PR. Vidimo se, prijavite se ostvarite popust na kotizaciju do 1.6. i na vrijeme zauzmite svoje mjesta.
The document discusses Thai children's games and festivals, including Re Re Khao Sarn, a clapping game, and Morn Son Pha, a traditional Thai New Year celebration where people sprinkle water on each other and make offerings at Buddhist temples. It also contains lyrics to the song "Ram Worg Wan Songkran" about celebrating Songkran, the Thai New Year's festival in mid-April.
This document provides instructions for reproducing, printing, and removing background templates included in the slide notes of PowerPoint presentations. The slide notes contain steps to reproduce each slide. To print the reproduction instructions, select the slide, copy the notes, paste into Word and print. If performance decreases, you can remove instructions for a slide by selecting the notes and pressing ctrl-A and delete.
This document discusses information security and privacy issues related to computer viruses. It begins by providing background on viruses and their ability to cause damage and disruption. It then defines what a computer virus is and describes how they work, infecting other programs and replicating. The document outlines various ways viruses can be acquired and categories of viruses. It also discusses the lifecycle of viruses and measures that can be taken to prevent virus infections, including using antivirus software and firewalls. The document concludes by covering data security issues, common types of security breaches, and the costs to companies from virus damage.
The document discusses the Mekong River and culture of local people in Southeast Asia. It covers topics such as the water festival, Buddhist tales of the Naga river monster, how people fish in the river, the types of fish found, importance of the Mekong and Tonle Sap Lake, animals in the region, tourism industry, traditional stilt house architecture, languages used along the Mekong, and compares the Mekong River to the Mississippi River. The document poses questions throughout to prompt discussion on various aspects of life along the Mekong River.
The document provides an analysis of NPA (non-performing assets) for a regional office of a bank for the years 2010-2012 and the third quarter of 2012. It summarizes NPA levels, fresh slippages, recoveries, upgrades, and write-offs. The two largest NPA accounts are identified. Sector-wise, segment-wise, and status under SARFAESI Act analyses are also presented. An action plan for further recovery and reducing NPA levels is outlined.
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2. MEKONG RIVER
THE LIFE-GIVING RIVER
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5. SO WHAT DO YOU REALLY
KNOW?
•Group work
•Make a list of facts and information you
think you know about the Mekong River
6. SO WHAT DO YOU REALLY
KNOW?
•Group work
•Make a list of facts and information you
think you know about the Mekong River
•NO TALKING
7. SO WHAT DO YOU REALLY
KNOW?
•Group work
•Make a list of facts and information you
think you know about the Mekong River
•NO TALKING
•Writing is allowed
10. Facts: the Mekong
oLongest river in Southeast
Asia,
o12th longest river(4,900 km/
3,000 miles)
11. Facts: the Mekong
oLongest river in Southeast
Asia,
o12th longest river(4,900 km/
3,000 miles)
oYunnan -South China Sea
12. Facts: the Mekong
oLongest river in Southeast
Asia,
o12th longest river(4,900 km/
3,000 miles)
oYunnan -South China Sea
oChina, Myanmar, Laos,
Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam
13. Facts: the Mekong
oLongest river in Southeast
Asia,
o12th longest river(4,900 km/
3,000 miles)
oYunnan -South China Sea
oChina, Myanmar, Laos,
Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam
o44% of its course is in China
27. MEKONG: THE LIFE GIVING RIVER
16 %
2%
35 %
18 %
18 %
11 %
http://siteresources.worldbank.org/INTEASTASIAPACIFIC/Resources/226262-1151703454492/
Mekong_MWRAS_hydromap.gif
28. MEKONG: THE LIFE GIVING RIVER
•60 million
•Lower Mekong Basin (Laos,
Thai, Cambodia,Vietnam)
2%
16 %
•Connected to river’s natural
35 %
cycles
18 %
•80% of protein needs
•diverse, productive inland
18 % fisheries
11 % •2.6 million tons/ year
http://siteresources.worldbank.org/INTEASTASIAPACIFIC/Resources/226262-1151703454492/
Mekong_MWRAS_hydromap.gif
29. WHAT MAKES THE MEKONG SPECIAL?
•Rise and fall of water
levels during wet/dry
seasons
•Flood carries fertile silt
•Horticulture,
agriculture in Mekong
Delta
•Productive rice farming
in Thailand,Vietnam
30. WHAT MAKES THE MEKONG SPECIAL?
•Rise and fall of water
levels during wet/dry
seasons
•Flood carries fertile silt
•Horticulture,
agriculture in Mekong
Delta
•Productive rice farming
in Thailand,Vietnam
31. WHAT MAKES THE MEKONG SPECIAL?
•Rise and fall of water
levels during wet/dry
seasons
•Flood carries fertile silt
•Horticulture,
agriculture in Mekong
Delta
•Productive rice farming
in Thailand,Vietnam
32. TONLE SAP
•Largest freshwater lake in
SEA
•a combined lake and river
system
•a UNESCO biosphere, 1997
•Its flow changes directions
•The lake expands and
shrinks with seasons
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5039980
33. TONLE SAP
•natural flood during rainy
season
•the river rises enough to
reverse its course
•water flows backward into
the lake
•Lake’s size from 2,500 sq.km
to 16,000 sq.km
•enormous wetland area
34. TONLE SAP
•natural flood during rainy
season
•the river rises enough to
reverse its course
•water flows backward into
the lake
•Lake’s size from 2,500 sq.km
to 16,000 sq.km
•enormous wetland area
35. TONLE SAP WETLAND
•Wetland = area that soil is
saturated with water
permanently or seasonally
•support diversity of plants
and animals
•breeding ground for fish and
aquatic animals
http://www.srisiamholidays.com/images/stories/Cambodia/Maps/cambodia%20wetland.gif
36. TONLE SAP WETLAND
•Wetland = area that soil is
saturated with water
permanently or seasonally
•support diversity of plants
and animals
•breeding ground for fish and
aquatic animals
http://www.srisiamholidays.com/images/stories/Cambodia/Maps/cambodia%20wetland.gif
37. TONLE SAP
•large flood plain
•rich biodiversiy
•fertile sediment
•most productive inland fisheries
•230,000 tons of fish yearly
•3 millions people
•60% protein for Cambodian
•the flow reverses at the end of
rainy season
•300-500 species support the
local
38. WATCHING A VIDEO CLIP
Take notes on ‘Where there is water,
•What is water festival like? there is fish’
•How do local people fish?
•In what ways are the Mekong River
and the Tonle Sap important to the
Cambodians?
•What kinds of fish are found in the
Mekong region and the Tonle Sap?
• What kinds of animals are found? Sunset at the Tonle Sap
39. Where there is water, there is fish.
Mekong River Commission (MRC)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VD206UnYmB4&feature=player_embedded
In this lesson, we’re going to learn about the Mekong River: the most important river of the mainland Southeast Asia region. \nThis picture shows the local fisher is casting a net, trying to catch fish. This is the traditional way of fish catching in SEA. \n
Now, I would like all of you to form groups of three. \nI’d like you all to brainstorm what you’ve already know about the Mekong River. Make a list of facts and information. But what you cant do is Talking. No talking, you can do any other things, gestures or body language to try to communicate with your friends, but no TALK\n
Now, I would like all of you to form groups of three. \nI’d like you all to brainstorm what you’ve already know about the Mekong River. Make a list of facts and information. But what you cant do is Talking. No talking, you can do any other things, gestures or body language to try to communicate with your friends, but no TALK\n
Now, I would like all of you to form groups of three. \nI’d like you all to brainstorm what you’ve already know about the Mekong River. Make a list of facts and information. But what you cant do is Talking. No talking, you can do any other things, gestures or body language to try to communicate with your friends, but no TALK\n
Now, I would like all of you to form groups of three. \nI’d like you all to brainstorm what you’ve already know about the Mekong River. Make a list of facts and information. But what you cant do is Talking. No talking, you can do any other things, gestures or body language to try to communicate with your friends, but no TALK\n
The Mekong River is the main and the longest river in Southeast Asia, flowing for 4,900 kilometers or around 3000 miles from its source in Tibetan Plateau to empty itself in Vietnam. It is the 12th longest river in the world and the 10th largest in terms its discharge. The Mekong passes through China, Myanmar, Laos, Thailand, Cambodia, and Vietnam. Though it is Southeast Asia longest river, 44% of its course is in China. This has a huge impact on management of the Mekong resources. \n\n
The Mekong River is the main and the longest river in Southeast Asia, flowing for 4,900 kilometers or around 3000 miles from its source in Tibetan Plateau to empty itself in Vietnam. It is the 12th longest river in the world and the 10th largest in terms its discharge. The Mekong passes through China, Myanmar, Laos, Thailand, Cambodia, and Vietnam. Though it is Southeast Asia longest river, 44% of its course is in China. This has a huge impact on management of the Mekong resources. \n\n
The Mekong River is the main and the longest river in Southeast Asia, flowing for 4,900 kilometers or around 3000 miles from its source in Tibetan Plateau to empty itself in Vietnam. It is the 12th longest river in the world and the 10th largest in terms its discharge. The Mekong passes through China, Myanmar, Laos, Thailand, Cambodia, and Vietnam. Though it is Southeast Asia longest river, 44% of its course is in China. This has a huge impact on management of the Mekong resources. \n\n
The Mekong River is the main and the longest river in Southeast Asia, flowing for 4,900 kilometers or around 3000 miles from its source in Tibetan Plateau to empty itself in Vietnam. It is the 12th longest river in the world and the 10th largest in terms its discharge. The Mekong passes through China, Myanmar, Laos, Thailand, Cambodia, and Vietnam. Though it is Southeast Asia longest river, 44% of its course is in China. This has a huge impact on management of the Mekong resources. \n\n
The Mekong River is the main and the longest river in Southeast Asia, flowing for 4,900 kilometers or around 3000 miles from its source in Tibetan Plateau to empty itself in Vietnam. It is the 12th longest river in the world and the 10th largest in terms its discharge. The Mekong passes through China, Myanmar, Laos, Thailand, Cambodia, and Vietnam. Though it is Southeast Asia longest river, 44% of its course is in China. This has a huge impact on management of the Mekong resources. \n\n
This is the source of the Mekong river in Yunnan Province in China. Laos, This is the picture of the Mekong in Thailand. You’ll see that in this area the mekong has two colors. This is because the Moon river of Thailand flowing to combine with the mekong river on thai-laos border. The next picture is part of the Mekong river in Laos, at Khone falls. Khone falls is located in southern laos, near the border with Cambodia. The falls are characterized by thousands of islands and countless waterways, giving the area its name Si Phan Don or ‘The 4,000 islands’. You may have seen this picture on my blog. The Khone Falls are well known as the prime reason why the Mekong River is not fully navigable into China. In the late 19th century, the french made several attempted to navigate the falls. So what the French did was that they decided to construct a railway on Don-Det and Don Khone islands. The next picture is taken in Cambodia and the last one is in Vietnam. \n\n
This is the source of the Mekong river in Yunnan Province in China. Laos, This is the picture of the Mekong in Thailand. You’ll see that in this area the mekong has two colors. This is because the Moon river of Thailand flowing to combine with the mekong river on thai-laos border. The next picture is part of the Mekong river in Laos, at Khone falls. Khone falls is located in southern laos, near the border with Cambodia. The falls are characterized by thousands of islands and countless waterways, giving the area its name Si Phan Don or ‘The 4,000 islands’. You may have seen this picture on my blog. The Khone Falls are well known as the prime reason why the Mekong River is not fully navigable into China. In the late 19th century, the french made several attempted to navigate the falls. So what the French did was that they decided to construct a railway on Don-Det and Don Khone islands. The next picture is taken in Cambodia and the last one is in Vietnam. \n\n
This is the source of the Mekong river in Yunnan Province in China. Laos, This is the picture of the Mekong in Thailand. You’ll see that in this area the mekong has two colors. This is because the Moon river of Thailand flowing to combine with the mekong river on thai-laos border. The next picture is part of the Mekong river in Laos, at Khone falls. Khone falls is located in southern laos, near the border with Cambodia. The falls are characterized by thousands of islands and countless waterways, giving the area its name Si Phan Don or ‘The 4,000 islands’. You may have seen this picture on my blog. The Khone Falls are well known as the prime reason why the Mekong River is not fully navigable into China. In the late 19th century, the french made several attempted to navigate the falls. So what the French did was that they decided to construct a railway on Don-Det and Don Khone islands. The next picture is taken in Cambodia and the last one is in Vietnam. \n\n
This is the source of the Mekong river in Yunnan Province in China. Laos, This is the picture of the Mekong in Thailand. You’ll see that in this area the mekong has two colors. This is because the Moon river of Thailand flowing to combine with the mekong river on thai-laos border. The next picture is part of the Mekong river in Laos, at Khone falls. Khone falls is located in southern laos, near the border with Cambodia. The falls are characterized by thousands of islands and countless waterways, giving the area its name Si Phan Don or ‘The 4,000 islands’. You may have seen this picture on my blog. The Khone Falls are well known as the prime reason why the Mekong River is not fully navigable into China. In the late 19th century, the french made several attempted to navigate the falls. So what the French did was that they decided to construct a railway on Don-Det and Don Khone islands. The next picture is taken in Cambodia and the last one is in Vietnam. \n\n
This is the source of the Mekong river in Yunnan Province in China. Laos, This is the picture of the Mekong in Thailand. You’ll see that in this area the mekong has two colors. This is because the Moon river of Thailand flowing to combine with the mekong river on thai-laos border. The next picture is part of the Mekong river in Laos, at Khone falls. Khone falls is located in southern laos, near the border with Cambodia. The falls are characterized by thousands of islands and countless waterways, giving the area its name Si Phan Don or ‘The 4,000 islands’. You may have seen this picture on my blog. The Khone Falls are well known as the prime reason why the Mekong River is not fully navigable into China. In the late 19th century, the french made several attempted to navigate the falls. So what the French did was that they decided to construct a railway on Don-Det and Don Khone islands. The next picture is taken in Cambodia and the last one is in Vietnam. \n\n
This is the source of the Mekong river in Yunnan Province in China. Laos, This is the picture of the Mekong in Thailand. You’ll see that in this area the mekong has two colors. This is because the Moon river of Thailand flowing to combine with the mekong river on thai-laos border. The next picture is part of the Mekong river in Laos, at Khone falls. Khone falls is located in southern laos, near the border with Cambodia. The falls are characterized by thousands of islands and countless waterways, giving the area its name Si Phan Don or ‘The 4,000 islands’. You may have seen this picture on my blog. The Khone Falls are well known as the prime reason why the Mekong River is not fully navigable into China. In the late 19th century, the french made several attempted to navigate the falls. So what the French did was that they decided to construct a railway on Don-Det and Don Khone islands. The next picture is taken in Cambodia and the last one is in Vietnam. \n\n
This is the source of the Mekong river in Yunnan Province in China. Laos, This is the picture of the Mekong in Thailand. You’ll see that in this area the mekong has two colors. This is because the Moon river of Thailand flowing to combine with the mekong river on thai-laos border. The next picture is part of the Mekong river in Laos, at Khone falls. Khone falls is located in southern laos, near the border with Cambodia. The falls are characterized by thousands of islands and countless waterways, giving the area its name Si Phan Don or ‘The 4,000 islands’. You may have seen this picture on my blog. The Khone Falls are well known as the prime reason why the Mekong River is not fully navigable into China. In the late 19th century, the french made several attempted to navigate the falls. So what the French did was that they decided to construct a railway on Don-Det and Don Khone islands. The next picture is taken in Cambodia and the last one is in Vietnam. \n\n
This is the source of the Mekong river in Yunnan Province in China. Laos, This is the picture of the Mekong in Thailand. You’ll see that in this area the mekong has two colors. This is because the Moon river of Thailand flowing to combine with the mekong river on thai-laos border. The next picture is part of the Mekong river in Laos, at Khone falls. Khone falls is located in southern laos, near the border with Cambodia. The falls are characterized by thousands of islands and countless waterways, giving the area its name Si Phan Don or ‘The 4,000 islands’. You may have seen this picture on my blog. The Khone Falls are well known as the prime reason why the Mekong River is not fully navigable into China. In the late 19th century, the french made several attempted to navigate the falls. So what the French did was that they decided to construct a railway on Don-Det and Don Khone islands. The next picture is taken in Cambodia and the last one is in Vietnam. \n\n
This is the source of the Mekong river in Yunnan Province in China. Laos, This is the picture of the Mekong in Thailand. You’ll see that in this area the mekong has two colors. This is because the Moon river of Thailand flowing to combine with the mekong river on thai-laos border. The next picture is part of the Mekong river in Laos, at Khone falls. Khone falls is located in southern laos, near the border with Cambodia. The falls are characterized by thousands of islands and countless waterways, giving the area its name Si Phan Don or ‘The 4,000 islands’. You may have seen this picture on my blog. The Khone Falls are well known as the prime reason why the Mekong River is not fully navigable into China. In the late 19th century, the french made several attempted to navigate the falls. So what the French did was that they decided to construct a railway on Don-Det and Don Khone islands. The next picture is taken in Cambodia and the last one is in Vietnam. \n\n
This is the source of the Mekong river in Yunnan Province in China. Laos, This is the picture of the Mekong in Thailand. You’ll see that in this area the mekong has two colors. This is because the Moon river of Thailand flowing to combine with the mekong river on thai-laos border. The next picture is part of the Mekong river in Laos, at Khone falls. Khone falls is located in southern laos, near the border with Cambodia. The falls are characterized by thousands of islands and countless waterways, giving the area its name Si Phan Don or ‘The 4,000 islands’. You may have seen this picture on my blog. The Khone Falls are well known as the prime reason why the Mekong River is not fully navigable into China. In the late 19th century, the french made several attempted to navigate the falls. So what the French did was that they decided to construct a railway on Don-Det and Don Khone islands. The next picture is taken in Cambodia and the last one is in Vietnam. \n\n
This is the source of the Mekong river in Yunnan Province in China. Laos, This is the picture of the Mekong in Thailand. You’ll see that in this area the mekong has two colors. This is because the Moon river of Thailand flowing to combine with the mekong river on thai-laos border. The next picture is part of the Mekong river in Laos, at Khone falls. Khone falls is located in southern laos, near the border with Cambodia. The falls are characterized by thousands of islands and countless waterways, giving the area its name Si Phan Don or ‘The 4,000 islands’. You may have seen this picture on my blog. The Khone Falls are well known as the prime reason why the Mekong River is not fully navigable into China. In the late 19th century, the french made several attempted to navigate the falls. So what the French did was that they decided to construct a railway on Don-Det and Don Khone islands. The next picture is taken in Cambodia and the last one is in Vietnam. \n\n
This is the source of the Mekong river in Yunnan Province in China. Laos, This is the picture of the Mekong in Thailand. You’ll see that in this area the mekong has two colors. This is because the Moon river of Thailand flowing to combine with the mekong river on thai-laos border. The next picture is part of the Mekong river in Laos, at Khone falls. Khone falls is located in southern laos, near the border with Cambodia. The falls are characterized by thousands of islands and countless waterways, giving the area its name Si Phan Don or ‘The 4,000 islands’. You may have seen this picture on my blog. The Khone Falls are well known as the prime reason why the Mekong River is not fully navigable into China. In the late 19th century, the french made several attempted to navigate the falls. So what the French did was that they decided to construct a railway on Don-Det and Don Khone islands. The next picture is taken in Cambodia and the last one is in Vietnam. \n\n
The Mekong is known as the life giving river for local people as it feeds about sixty million people in the lower Mekong Basin. The Lower Mekong Basin includes Laos, Thailand, Cambodia, and Vietnam. Their livelihoods and cultures are intimately connected with the river’s natural cycles. The Mekong supplies local people along its course with about 80 percent of their protein needs, being one of the world’s most diverse and productive inland fisheries. It is estimated that the catch of wild fish and aquatic resources for all riparian Mekong nations is 2.6 million tons per year\n\n
A vital feature of the Mekong River is the annual pattern of the rise and fall of its water levels in accordance with both the wet and dry seasons affecting the river below China and of snow melt from the upper China. Natural pattern of flooding and retreat of the Mekong’s waters is essential to the river’s ecology. Flood waters carry silt that is deposited on the river’s bank which provides a highly fertile soil for horticulture and agriculture in the Mekong Delta. Nutrients on the Delta are essential to rice production in its neighboring countries, especially Thailand and Vietnam. \n\n
A vital feature of the Mekong River is the annual pattern of the rise and fall of its water levels in accordance with both the wet and dry seasons affecting the river below China and of snow melt from the upper China. Natural pattern of flooding and retreat of the Mekong’s waters is essential to the river’s ecology. Flood waters carry silt that is deposited on the river’s bank which provides a highly fertile soil for horticulture and agriculture in the Mekong Delta. Nutrients on the Delta are essential to rice production in its neighboring countries, especially Thailand and Vietnam. \n\n
Look at this map of Tonle Sap. It is the largest freshwater lake in South East Asia and a natural wonder of Cambodia. \n\nTonle Sap is a combined lake and river system that is extremely essential to Cambodia and its people. It is so ecologically important that it was designated as a UNESCO biosphere in 1997.\nTonle Sap is unusual for two reasons: its flow changes direction twice a year, and the lake expands and shrinks dramatically with the seasons. \n\n\n\n\n
\nThe Mekong flows north-south direction. The lake is linked to the Mekong River by the Tonle Sap River. From November until June, which is Cambodia’s dry season, the lake flows into the Mekong . However, each year during the rainy season between June to late October, the Mekong River is flooded with rain waters along its course. Its lower delta becomes flooded and cannot flow into the sea quickly enough to eliminate all the excess water. This causes the Mekong River to rise enough to reverse the flow of the Tonle Sap River causing it to flow back into the lake. The lake expands from 2,500 km2 to more than 16,000 km2 creating an enormous wetland area. \nWetland is an area that its soil is saturated/soaked with water permanently or seasonally. \n\n\n\n
Wetland is an area that its soil is saturated/soaked with water permanently or seasonally. \nThis wetland area supports a tremendous amount of biodiversity including plants, reptiles, mammals, birds and other animals. Many of these are rare or endangered. These wetlands are also an important breeding area for fish from the lake and Mekong River.\n\n
The pulsing system with the large floodplain, rich biodiversity, and high annual sediment and nutrient fluxes from Mekong makes the Tonlé Sap one of the most productive inland fisheries in the world. It yields about 230,000 tons of fish per annum (more than 50% of Cambodia's total) supports over 3 million people, and provides 60% of Cambodians' protein intake. At the end of the rainy season, the flow reverses and the fish are carried downriver. Three to five hundred species of freshwater fish in the lake support many thousands of fishermen downstream, including vietnam. Look at the pictures, fishers are throwing their fishing nets from small wooden boats. This is the traditional ways of catching fish of Southeast Asia. \n