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Opendevelopmentcambodia OpenDevelopment Cambodia Home SDG Topics Maps Profiles News Legal documents DataHub Blogs About Donation / Profiles / Economic land concessions Economic land concessions 3 May 2016 Concessions / Land / Public land lease Suon Mean Sambath Hillshade Landsat Topo map MAP LAYERS Revoked Downsized After Revocation Downsized No Evidence of Adjustments All economic land concessions Show news on map LEGEND Adjustments to Concession DOWNSIZED DOWNSIZED AFTER REVOCATION NO EVIDENCE OF ADJUSTMENT REVOKED 100 km 50 mi Leaflet | © OpenStreetMap contributors. Developer Suon Mean Sambath Adjustment classification Downsized Developer country Not found Developer address Not found Intended investment Not found Intended crop or project Agro-industry Contract term (year) 50 Granted land area (hectare) 4,095 Source of land size Not found Contract authority Ministry of Environment Director Not found Director nationality Not found Contract date Not found Sub-decree reclassifying land use 5/24/2011 Province/Capital city Battambang Granted land area (hectare)/Khan(s) Sampov Lun Phnom Proek Commune/Sangkat Not found Town/Municipality Not found Previous land use Roniem Daun Sam Wildlife Sanctuary Developer land use plan Not found IEIA/EIA status Not found Data Classification Government data complete Reference documents Notification Based on the results of the inter-ministerial committee meeting for assessment, measurement and evaluation of the No.166 on the economic land concessions (ELCs) dated on 11 February 2015, the Office of the Council of Ministers decided to permit results of the four companies to continue procedures in forces over land areas after compensation and then re-sign the contracts, inter- and reduced the term of ELCs up to 50 years. The inter-ministerial committee, Ministry of Environment and the ministerial concerned provincial authorities were given mandates to organize technical work and procedure to manage the committee's affected land areas. The ELCs extend over the land areas in Banteay Chmar Protected Landscape, Roneam Daunsam meeting for Wildlife Sanctuary, Phnom Namlear Wildlife Sanctuary, and Lumphat Wildlife Sanctuary. assessment, measurement and evaluation of ELCs dated on 11 February 2015 (2015-02-16) Sub-Decree on Cutting 2,667.90 hectares of land in Sampov Lun district of Battambang province: (1) 688.65 hectares from Roneam Cutting Daunsom Wildlife Sanctuary for reclassification as state private land, and (2) 1,979.25 hectares from ELC of Soun Mean 2,667.90 Sambath Co., Ltd, for granting donation to 1,648 families in Toul Krosang, O Koky, Komnor Robeng, O Travchou villages hectares of of Serey Meanchey commune in Sampov Lun district of Battambang province. land from Roneam Daunsom Wildlife Sanctuary and Economic Land Concession project (2012-09-27) Sub-Decree on Reclassifying 4,095 hectares as state private land in Roneam Daunsom Wildlife Sanctuary in Sampov Lun and Phnom Reclassification Prek districts of Battambang province for agro-industry investment. of 4,095 hectares of land in Roneam Daunsom Wildlife Sanctuary in Sampov Lun and Phnom Prek districts of Battambang province (2011-05-24) Sub-Decree on Determining 4,095 hectares as sustainable use zones in Roneam Daunsom Wildlife Sanctuary in Sampov Lun and Determining Phnom Prek districts of Battambang province, and granting the land for agro-industry investment to Soun Mean Management Sambath Co., Ltd. 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