Cambodia’s Global Network
Strengthening Partnerships for Sustainable Development
Partnership with The World Bank
The World Bank, a significant collaborator in Cambodia’s development since the 1990s, has played a vital role in the country’s growth. Providing over $10 billion in loans and grants, the Bank’s support encompasses various sectors such as infrastructure, education, health, and agriculture. This partnership has been influential in driving Cambodia’s economic growth, reducing poverty levels, and elevating citizens’ quality of life.
Partnership with The International Monetary Fund (IMF)
The IMF’s involvement in Cambodia has been invaluable in facilitating sound economic policies and providing financial aid. This collaboration has been especially crucial in Cambodia’s recovery from the Asian financial crisis of the late 1990s.
Partnership with The Asian Development Bank (ADB)
As another key development partner for Cambodia, the ADB has substantially contributed over $6 billion in loans and grants. The bank’s support spans multiple sectors, including infrastructure, agriculture, and rural development. These efforts have helped Cambodia advance its economy and improve living conditions for its people.
Partnership with The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
Operating in Cambodia since 1979, the UNDP—a United Nations agency—provides technical assistance and grant funding to the developing country. Its support in various areas, such as poverty reduction, governance, and environmental protection, has played an essential role in assisting Cambodia in achieving the Millennium Development Goals.
Partnership with The United States Agency for International Development (USAID)
Established in 1962, USAID is the United States government’s international development agency. It has contributed over $3 billion in assistance to Cambodia, focusing on sectors like health, education, agriculture, and economic development. USAID’s continuous support has been significant in improving the lives of Cambodian citizens.