Cambodia Aims to Register 2 Million Informal Economy Workers by 2028, Exceeds 500,000
Cambodia is targeting the registration of 2 million informal economy workers by 2028, having already surpassed 500,000 registrations. This initiative aims to formally recognize the sector's contribution, providing access to social protection, vocational training, and financial services.
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