Cambodia's Central Bank Discusses Affordable Housing Finance with International NGO
Cambodia's National Bank met with a delegation from Habitat for Humanity International (HFHI) to discuss strengthening cooperation in promoting affordable housing finance and financial inclusion. HFHI shared its experience in supporting low-income families' housing improvements, and the importance of collaboration for sustainable mortgage provision was affirmed.
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