Smart Axiata is committed to fostering positive change within our organization and communities. We aim to empower our workforce and drive innovation by prioritizing the development of our employees and creating inclusive workplaces, underpinned by our dedication to embodying Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI).
Sustainable Development Goals
Monthly phone allowance
Private health and accident insurance with 24/7, worldwide coverage
Private life and disability insurance with 24/7, worldwide coverage
National Social Security Fund (Health, Accident, and Pension)
Flexible working hours
To celebrate Pchum Ben, we organized a vibrant Smart Cultural Day celebration that embraced diversity and fostered unity and tolerance among employees. The event featured traditional costumes and food from over 10 countries worldwide, celebrating different cultures and backgrounds. Our celebration brought us closer together and showcased our diversity.
Cambodian employees
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jobs through its operations and capital investment
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women’s board representation
Women’s representation in senior management
A measure of how positive people feel about their work.
Organized two marathons in Preah Vihear and Preah Sihanouk provinces to boost physical engagement through sport and inspire employees to live a healthy lifestyle.
Pizza day to celebrate small wins:
We came together to celebrate our achievements, teamwork, and the amazing year we had. Sharing pizza felt like a perfect way to symbolize our journey of success together.
On our Project R employee engagement trip,in which we trained 40 of our employees to teach high school students at Kralanh High School on the importance of reducing singleuse plastics through the “refuse, reduce, reuse, recycle” model. We also raised awareness on the impact of single-use plastics on the environment and inspired continuous action.
At Smart Axiata, we believe in the power of collective impact. We strive to create a positive ripple effect, where our employees’ contributions extend beyond the workplace. When our team members give back, we uplift communities and build a stronger society together. Our people demonstrated their desire to support others on our Blood Donation Day, coming in numbers to help save lives.
To attract top talent, we have implemented the following initiatives:
Smart Digital Internship Program: Providing hands-on experience for university students to prepare them for the digital workforce.
Youth Business Forum: Offering insights from the corporate and business world to equip youth for employment.
We strive to offer our employees comprehensive, purpose-built human capital development opportunities that ensure a talent pipeline, boosts motivation and supports growth.
Total training hours
Total employees that received training equates to 95% of
total employees
Total training hours per employee categories
Senior Management (CEO, CXOs, and CEO direct reports)
Middle Management
Executive
Smart Axiata’s investment in communities in numbers:
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Total invested in communities where target beneficiaries are external parties
We held the flagship SmartEdu University Student Development Program (SmartEdu USDP), an intensive bootcamp in Phnom Penh that grooms Cambodia’s next generation of corporate leaders.
The program nurtures values and critical skills necessary for resilient corporate digital leadership while equipping participants with the ability to overcome challenges and seize opportunities in rapidly evolving digital environments.
Together with the Institute of Technology of Cambodia, we organized the Techno Preincubation Program to equip students with essential skills for innovation and entrepreneurship. By fostering a competitive yet collaborative environment, we ignited a passion for technology among Cambodia’s youth. In 2023 alone, we reached 135 students, contributing to the nation’s growing tech ecosystem.
Over 70% of the participants were under 25 years old. Half of the teams were either founded or led by women, and 56% of the participants were female. Eight teams were operating in Phnom Penh, while one team was based in Battambang province and another was operating from Siem Reap province.
Of the 10 startups, eight are active, with their team members working full-time on the business, while two are partially active, as their members are still in school.