Cambodia’s fast-growing economy constantly evolves, and for many investors it is hard to keep pace with the latest updates and market insight. Here, we collect some of the key publications and research around the Cambodian economy and business environment. Please share with us if you have any new information on a particular sector or the overall economy.
The Business Scout for Development Programme, formerly known as Global Buisness Network Programme (GBN), promotes the responsible involvement of local and German companies through its Business & Cooperation Desks in Cambodia and other countries. Funded by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), the programme is being implemented by the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH in close cooperation with the network of German Chambers of Commerce Abroad (AHK). The Business & Cooperation Desk Cambodia produces papers about various Cambodian business sectors in English language.
General Information for the Private Sector
Briefing Papers on Key Sectors in Cambodia
The Sector Briefs provide an indepth insight into various sectors of the Cambodian economy. Furthermore, they give an overview of possible business cases to be found withing these sectors for investors, entrepreneurs and other interested parties.
Export Guides – Exporting from Cambodia to Europe
The following six Export Guides aim to raise awareness regarding opportunities in the European Market for Cambodian products, as well as guide exporters on the basic steps they need to take to get their products on the European market.
Sourcing from Cambodia
The Publication Series “Sourcing from Cambodia” consists of a number of Product & Supplier Brochures, each containing information on a different product as well as corresponding local producers. To read the brochures please click on the images below and get in touch with Cambodian suppliers today!
On the occasion of the 1st Asia-Europe Economic and Business Forum (1st AEEBF), a major side event to the 13th ASEM Summit, the six brochures have been combined into one comprehesive special edition. The 1st AEEBF was held virtually on 24 November 2021.
Fundraising database for developing countries
The Funding Database for Developing Countries put together on behalf of the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) is now online. It provides a quick overview of the funding mechanisms available to support local entrepreneurial projects. Using the filter, you can quickly identify which solutions (loans, grants or tender opportunities) are relevant to your project, sector, target country and needs. The database includes funding programmes offered by a wide range of organisations, e.g. development cooperation agencies, foreign trade promotion bodies, the EU and various multinational institutions. The database is only available in German.
Cambodia market directory
The Cambodia market directory was published by ADW, GIZ and GTAI. Readers get a brief overview about general political and economic conditions as well as valuable insights from several business sectors.
To download the Cambodia market directory, please click here. It is available in German language.
Länderinformationsportal Kambodscha
GIZ’s Länderinformationsportal Kambodscha is an agile, at least monthly updated online resource with detailed information about economic, political, social, and cultural characteristics of Cambodia. It addresses anybody who is keen to develop a comprehensive understanding of Cambodia.
To access GIZ’s Länderinformationsportal Kambodscha, please click here. It is available in German language.
White Book 2019
The White Book 2019 is a collective expression of the views of EuroCham member companies on specific aspects of the business environment in Cambodia. The information and views put forward in this publication are solely intended to promote constructive dialogue and offer suggestions for the improvement of Cambodian–European business relations.
To download the full report, please click here (available in English and Khmer)
