商务部与CDRI发布消费者保护法调研报告 覆盖千余家企业

On 7 July 2026, the Consumer Protection, Competition and Fraud Repression (CCF) Directorate-General of the Ministry of Commerce and CDRI co-organised a workshop to share findings from a baseline survey on business and public perceptions of the implementation of Cambodia's Consumer Protection and Competition Laws. The workshop aimed to disseminate the study findings conducted by CDRI through face-to-face interviews with 1,200 households and 814 businesses to the officials from the CCF Directorate-General who are responsible for implementing the relevant laws and regulations. The workshop also provided policy recommendations to strengthen public and business awareness and perceptions of the implementation of these laws and regulations. This survey is significant in establishing a baseline of public and business perceptions regarding the implementation of the Law on Competition, the Law on Consumer Protection, and related regulations. These perceptions constitute Key Performance Indicator 34 (KPI-34) under the Monitoring and Evaluation Framework for the implementation of the Pentagonal Strategy – Phase I (M&E-PS1). At CDRI, we believe that evidence-based research is essential for shaping policies that promote fair and ethical business practices, safeguard consumer rights and contributing to Cambodia's broader economic development and sustainable growth.