Cambodia's PMI-WILL Project Strengthens Women's Leadership in Local Governance Over Six Years
The "Partnership for Metropolitan Innovation on Women's Leadership" (PMI-WILL) project in Cambodia concluded after six years, achieving significant results in enhancing women's leadership capabilities and strengthening inclusive local governance. A final forum was held in Siem Reap, with the Canadian Ambassador pledging continued support.
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