Mobile money represents real opportunities for people and small businesses and has been shown to have long-term effects on poverty reduction, gender equality and employment opportunities, as well as to reduce inequalities (SDGs 1, 5, 8, and 10) (GSMA, 2017). Mobile money services have opened up new business models and services for governments, businesses, and consumers, including in the area of micro-insurance, agriculture and transportation. Mobile phones have helped to increase agricultural productivity and address specific challenges faced by farmers, including female farmers. Cambodia's pink phone project helps women using mobile technologies to exchanges ideas, expertise, and access agricultural resources virtually.