Cambodia's SDF Fund Boosts Clean Energy Skills for Technology Transfer and Green Transition
Cambodia's SDF Fund is prioritizing technology transfer and human resource development in the clean energy sector, promoting public-private vocational training. To date, it has supported over 100,000 trainees, with many businesses reporting increased productivity and profitability.
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