The Effects of Globalization on Cambodia

Globalization is defined as an act of establishing a connection between the countries of the world both culturally and economically. Almost everywhere in the world, citizens are part of the world village. Various studies have shown that globalization has an adverse effect for a special reason, but its positive influence is obvious more prominent, as demonstrated in developing countries such as Cambodia. First of all, sightseeing trips are one of the main adverse effects of globalization, as there is a possibility that it could pose a serious threat to society as a whole through trafficking.

Global warming has had a serious impact on Cambodia. Of course, the climate of Cambodia is a humid and tropical monsoon, with two seasons, the rainy season from November to May and the dry season from June to October. It usually rains during the rainy season, but it has been raining for months. There are fewer months in the rainy season and the lowland usually has more rainfall. Also, there are irregular rain depending on the season. It may rain even in the dry season. This is because human activities are influencing the climate. They rely heavily on natural resources, especially logging timber to release carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. Obviously, this gas is highly emitted from deforestation. As a forecast, annual rainfall will increase from 3% to 35% from the current state. The flood is the result of this uncertain weather

Cambodia has the same tropical climate as most countries in Southeast Asia. In this tropical climate there is a rainy monsoon season from May to October. The dry season lasts from December through March. The topography of Cambodia consists mainly of lowlands, plains, mountains in the southwest and the north. Cambodia has plentiful natural resources. Natural resources include wood, jewelry, manganese, phosphate, hydroelectric power generation, etc. The main agriculture in Cambodia is self-sufficiency agriculture. This is the food you grow on the farm for your own interests. Contrary to self-sufficient agriculture, there is commercial farming where large industries are cultivated for commercial benefit. The Mekong River flooded the field in the rainy season and the land became very suitable for rice cultivation which is their main cash crop. They plant a lot of rice, but their main export products are rubber, their imports are machinery.

As globalization intensified, countries such as Cambodia prospered. In 1998, the timber trade was worth $ 130 million. The economic development of Cambodia depends mainly on the export of clothing items and the prosperity of clothing factories. It won the most popular national prize, and most buyers like Cambodia. Foreign direct investment is on the rise, most foreign customers prefer Cambodian clothing and insist on investment. Employment opportunities are still a problem, but with the advent of international education these problems will gradually be solved.