This page covers Cambodia’s infrastructure and development framework, including transport, energy, water, urban planning, public works, and investment-linked projects that shape national growth, service delivery, and governance standards. It tracks policy developments, regulation updates, government actions, enforcement trends, compliance requirements, public procurement measures, institutional activity, and administrative decisions affecting project planning, approval, implementation, and oversight. The page provides structured updates on official developments in Cambodia, with ongoing monitoring of ministries, regulators, and public authorities to support long-term reference on governance, implementation, and the evolving policy environment.
This update documents the Asian Development Bank's commitment to cooperate with Cambodia's Ministry of Industry, Science, Technology and Innovation on reforms in the water sector and the development of the National Quality Infrastructure, marking significant long-term reference points for infrastructure governance and quality standards in Cambodia.
Expert discussions focused on revising a draft sub-decree regulating the use of road reserve land along the road network, aiming for comprehensive, lawful, and practical management mechanisms to ensure traffic safety and public order. This draft sub-decree has ongoing relevance for long-term governance of land use within transport infrastructure.
This briefing reports on the foundational data collection meeting held for the environmental and social impact study of the Sihanoukville Logistics Center (SHV-LC) project. It holds long-term reference value as it documents institutional engagement and strategic planning essential for sustainable infrastructure development in Cambodia.
The Ministry of Public Works and Transport convened a technical meeting to review and discuss the draft sub-decree on managing the use of roadside land along road networks. The draft aims to clarify regulations to ensure public safety and order, reduce obstacles to road maintenance and development, and align with existing laws, making it a key regulatory reference for long-term governance of roadside land.
This update reports on the inspection of the irrigation system subproject No. 15 in Takeo province, under the Agricultural Sector Improvement Project funded by the Asian Development Bank, highlighting its approximately 80% completion status and its role in enhancing water security and agricultural productivity in Cambodia. It holds long-term reference value for tracing physical infrastructure developments within Cambodia's agricultural water management sector.
This update reports near-completion progress of the Jeosane Military Polytechnic Institute reservoir construction project, highlighting its significance for local water storage and irrigation. It has long-term reference value as a documented case of infrastructure development supporting agricultural productivity and local livelihoods in Cambodia.
The Phnom Penh Water Supply Authority (PPWSA) expanded its clean water network by 399 km in 2025 and increased production capacity to over one million cubic meters per day, extending water service coverage to 92% of its licensed service area. This update provides a factual account of infrastructure rollout and capacity growth with long-term reference value for water supply development in Phnom Penh.
The report details the site inspection and installation plans for Techo Sen Radar Station No. 2, funded by the Asian Development Bank, representing a critical development in Cambodia's meteorological infrastructure with long-term implications for weather forecasting and multi-sector resource management.
Molecor, a Spanish company specializing in advanced pipe technology, has expressed interest in establishing a manufacturing plant in Cambodia to supply high-tech water pipes that support infrastructure upgrades and reduce leakage, reflecting Cambodia’s priorities in modernizing its water management systems.
The Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology led discussions to address key challenges affecting the infrastructure development and flood mitigation project in Banteay Meanchey province, focusing on security-related construction delays and community infrastructure improvements. This has lasting relevance for project implementation and flood resilience strategies.
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