2007. _Electricity, gas and water_ has developed very rapidly, but without catching up with demand. Finally _Mining_ has been growing fast in recent years but from a very low base. It remains mainly artisanal.

**Table 1: Sectoral economic structure**

|**Sector**|**Value Added**<br>**in 2006**<br>**(Bill. of Riels)**|**Percent of GDP**<br>**(2006)**|**Contribution to**<br>**GDP**<br>**(1998-2007)**|**Growth**<br>**(1998-2007)**|**Share of**<br>**Employment**<sup>**1**</sup><br>**2006**|**Expo**<br>**200**<br>**(Mill. U**|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|**AGRICULTURE, FISHERIES & FORESTRY**|**6,830.3**|**28.0%**|**1.4%**|**4.4%**|**57.4%**||
|Crops|3,469.7|14.3%|1.1%|0.1|51.9%||
|Paddy|1,891.4|7.8%|0.5%|7.6%|-||
|Maize|181.2|0.7%|-|-|-||
|Cassava|187.2|0.8%|-|-|-||
|Soya Beans|95.9|0.4%|-|-|-||
|Vegetables|273.0|1.1%|-|-|-||
|Tobacco|89.1|0.4%|-|-|-||
|Rubber|176.1|0.7%|-|-|-||
|Other Cash Crops|303.6|1.2%|-|-|-||
|Other Crops|272.2|1.1%|0.4%|7.0%|-||
|Livestock & Poultry|1,080.2|4.4%|0.2%|3.3%|0.1%||
|Fisheries|1,769.9|7.3%|0.2%|2.2%|4.7%||
|Forestry & Logging|510.6|2.1%|-0.1%|-2.0%|0.7%||
|**INDUSTRY**|**6,977.5**|**28.6%**|**3.4%**|**15.5%**|**14.5%**||
|Mining|100.9|0.4%|0.0%|17.3%|0.3%||
|Manufacturing|5,059.8|20.8%|2.6%|0.2|10.8%||
|Food, Beverages & Tobacco|501.6|2.1%|0.1%|2.2%|-||
|<br>Textile,Wearing Apparel & Footwear|3,873.1|15.9%|2.4%|27.7%|-|2|
|Wood, Paper & Publishing|99.9|0.4%|-0.1%|-4.3%|-||
|Rubber Manufacturing|53.6|0.2%|0.0%|8.7%|-||
|Other Manufacturing|531.6|2.2%|0.2%|9.7%|-||
|Electricity, Gas & Water|135.5|0.6%|0.1%|12.7%|0.2%||
|Construction|1,681.2|6.9%|0.7%|14.7%|3.2%||
|**SERVICES**|**9,341.5**|**38.3%**|**3.7%**|**0.1**|**28.1%**||
|Trade|2,049.2|8.4%|0.5%|5.1%|14.2%||
|Hotel & Restaurants|1,083.7|4.4%|0.5%|13.4%|0.8%||
|Transport & Communications|1,523.0|6.2%|0.6%|9.7%|2.7%||
|<br>Finance|311.7|1.3%|0.1%|14.6%|0.4%||
|Public Administration|333.2|1.4%|0.0%|-0.3%|0.2%||
|Real Estate & Business|1,856.0|7.6%|0.8%|12.1%|2.3%||
|Other services|2,184.7|9.0%|1.2%|17.5%|7.5%||
||||0.0%||||
|**Taxes on Products less Subsidies**|**1,582.6**|**6.0%**|**0.8%**|**14.4%**|-||
|Less: Subsidies|112.3|0.5%|0.0%|32.9%|-||
|Less: FISIM|239.8|1.0%|0.1%|9.3%|-||
|**GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT (GDP)**|**24,379.7**|**100.0%**|**9.3%**|**9.3%**|-<br>**100.0%**||

Source: National Institute of Statistics 1 - IMF Extrapolation based on the results of CSES 2004 2 - IMF Article IV Report, Statistical Apendix, August 2007 11. **Services have maintained a steady share of Cambodia’s economy** . _Trade_ was driven by both domestic and international trade. Large parts of the sector remain informal, in part a response to disincentives (such as red tape and corruption at border posts) to formalizing. _Real estate_ has been developing with the construction sector. _Transport_ has been driven mainly by tourism and trade. _Telecommunication_ has been growing very rapidly with the development of cell phones and internet providers. _Hotels and restaurants_ is largely driven by tourism. Cambodia was one of the fastest growing tourist destinations in South-East Asia in the 1960s. Although it did not recover until the mid 1990s, tourist arrivals have now risen to more than 2 million in 2007, with two-thirds of visitors coming from East Asia (South Korea in particular). The rapid growth 5