AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoGreen Finance Push: Cambodia has set up a multi-agency Green Finance Working Group, chaired by the National Bank of Cambodia with the Ministry of Environment as deputy chair, to coordinate climate funding and policy for a carbon-neutral 2050 goal—while civil society warns the money must reach vulnerable communities, not just big projects. Digital Skills for MSMEs: CPMEC and Educational Broadcasting Cambodia (EBC) signed an MoU to use digital videos and training to boost entrepreneurs’ hard and soft skills and narrow the digital divide. Internet Service Complaints: The Telecommunication Regulator of Cambodia (TRC) urged users to file formal complaints when providers fail to fix outages, disconnections, or delays, after first seeking help from their ISP. Cambodia–Lithuania Tech & Media Ties: Cambodia and Lithuania agreed to expand cooperation in media, trade, digital technology, GovTech, cybersecurity, education, and to fight disinformation using fact-checking, media literacy, and AI tools. Climate Market Interest: 92 organisations and businesses registered for a carbon credit deposit and settlement system, with early activity already logged through securities members and deposited carbon volumes. Agriculture Modernization with China: Experts say cooperation with China is key to modernizing Cambodia’s agriculture via advanced tech, capital, and market access for farmers. Sustainable Waste Upgrade: Kratie City launched an international-standard landfill project to curb illegal dumping and improve sanitation, supported by the ADB and the Cambodian government.
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