Abstract/Summary
Drawing on extensive data and stakeholder insights, it reveals how unequal access to knowledge, finance, and networks can hold back enterprises owned by women. The report sets out targeted policy recommendations for inclusive economic development where women entrepreneurs are empowered to lead in the digital and green economy.
For the full report, please visit: https://dx.doi.org/10.22617/TCS250515-2
Related Publications
Managing Fieldwork in Urban Cambodia: Lessons Learnt from the Survey P...
22-Dec-2025
This report shares fieldwork experiences from a large-scale survey conducted in Phnom Penh in early 2025, focusing on mi...
Firm-Level Performance in Cambodia: An Economic Census-Based Diagnosti...
18-Dec-2025
Cambodia’s enterprise landscape remains structurally dualistic, characterised by an extensive base of micro and informal...
Addressing Barriers to Digital Adoption Among Cambodian Micro, Small,...
12-Dec-2025
Gender gaps in digital adoption are mainly linked to structural factors affecting business scale rather than gender-spec...