The Infrastructure & Energy category covers Cambodia’s policy and governance landscape for transport corridors and road construction, digital connectivity including 5G deployment, electricity generation and grid transition, water supply and drainage systems, and other public works and utility infrastructure. This page brings together government policy updates, regulatory changes, institutional decisions, and official developments affecting these sectors in Cambodia, helping readers monitor compliance requirements, infrastructure planning trends, and broader sector-level development.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology maintained five automatic hydrological stations in Pursat and Battambang provinces. The water infrastructure work covered equipment checks, repairs, data verification, and site clearing to support hydrological monitoring.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology inspected Prey Veng irrigation infrastructure and water conditions for dry-season and wet-season rice production. The review covered Kampong Trabaek flood-protection and irrigation facilities, including pumping stations serving agricultural land in three districts.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Post and Telecommunications promoted technical standards for telecommunications infrastructure in urban areas, residential developments, commercial buildings, industrial zones, and special economic zones. The workshop linked telecom infrastructure planning with construction permit requirements and digital land administration tools.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology maintained four automatic hydrological stations in Pursat province as part of water infrastructure monitoring. The technical mission covered equipment replacement, cleaning, and inspection work to support accurate water-level and rainfall data collection.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology opened an implementation support mission for the Integrated Water Resources Management project, a water infrastructure program co-financed by ADB and AIIB. The mission will review project progress and inspect subproject sites in Pursat, Battambang, and Pailin.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Industry, Science, Technology and Innovation inspected water infrastructure in Kampot, including a raw water intake station and a planned 12,600 m³/day treatment plant. The project is intended to expand clean water supply for households, tourism, and local economic activity.
Cambodia's Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology inspected, repaired, and maintained automatic hydrological stations in Pursat province. The water infrastructure work covered six monitoring locations used for river-level and rainfall measurement.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology reviewed irrigation infrastructure works for agricultural communities in Kampong Cham and Mondulkiri. The inspection recorded one completed project and one project at about 70 percent of its construction plan.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology inspected progress on the Banteay Stoung main canal rehabilitation project in Kampong Thom province. The irrigation infrastructure project was reported to be about 75 percent complete and is intended to support rice farming, mixed crops, and daily water use.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Environment and Ministry of Health signed an MoU on plastic waste reduction in hospitals and health centers and transferred 5,000 waste bins for provincial health departments.
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