This document discusses microfinance in Cambodia, providing statistics on the population, number of microfinance institutions (MFIs), borrowers, and depositors. It outlines the phases of microfinance development and notes that while MFIs originally shared social missions, they now focus more on commercialization. The document identifies several issues and challenges facing MFIs, including legal limitations, high funding costs, multiple borrowing, lack of credit assessments for farmers, and difficulties retaining rural staff. It concludes that allowing MFIs to offer more products and reducing funding costs could help them better serve clients and generate further growth in the sector.