Cambodia Boosts Supply Chain Resilience and Worker Safety Ahead of 2029 LDC Graduation
Cambodia is enhancing occupational safety and health and building more resilient supply chains in preparation for its 2029 graduation from Least Developed Country (LDC) status. Collaborating with the ILO and international brands, the nation aims to balance worker welfare with global competitiveness.
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