There is greater availability of funding than for other purposes, even though the total availability may not be adequate.
Financing is particularly difficult for recurring costs, such as road upkeep.
If infrastructure cannot be maintained, once built, then the cost of building is wasted. Whereas unskilled labour is abundant, skilled labour is scarce and in high demand making costs higher. Where infrastructure is provided by private suppliers, the small market size could represent a problem for project cost payback, as there may not be enough users to make the project viable. There appear to be special prospects to expand telecommunications, especially if costs and prices can be reduced. Required application of international standards will mean introducing various service industries into Cambodia to provide these services, creating selective market entry opportunities.