Australian Mekong Resource Centre
The Australian Mekong Resource Centre (AMRC) is a resource centre of the University of Sydney. Established in 1997 and located within the School of Geosciences, AMRC is a leading international centre of expertise on development, natural resource management and the environment in the Mekong Region. The Centre is devoted to research, education and community engagement. AMRC is a focal point for information, dialogue and activities in support of an equitable and sustainable development path for the region.
By fostering a deeper and wider understanding of contemporary changes in the Mekong Region, AMRC aims to support development paths that maintain the integrity, diversity and symbiosis of local livelihoods, cultures and ecosystems.
News
AMRC welcomes new postgraduate students
AMRC welcomes two new postgraduate students - Lada Phadungkiati and Tubtim Tubtim.
Chinese aid to Cambodia
AMRC postgraduate student Kate Griffiths writes a guest blog piece on China and Western-led aid structures in Cambodia.
New book published - Tracks and Traces: Thailand and the Wor
New book published on Thailand looking at aspects of Andrew Turton's work. Edited by Philip Hirsch and Nicholas Tapp