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ORGANIZATION AND PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT
Presently, he has been playing a role of Managing Director of the KFP Trading Co., LTD. He is the founder of KFP company that promoted markets for processed food items made by rural women groups and later involved with imported crackers for distributing nationwide. KFP has then shifted its major activity to providing consultancy services for community and business development since 2019. He entered into his life-career in 1992 when he started working with international non-governmental organizations such as International Catholic Migration Commission, Concern Worldwide, Australian Catholic Relief, International Labour Organization, and with local NGO, the NGO Forum on Cambodia. He served in the Executive Director position for the localized NGO, Farmer Livelihood Development (FLD) for 10 years. He served in the Chief Executive Officer position for the Mitt Kaksekor Financial Plc in between 2016 and 2020.
Somith has carried out many consultancy projects in relating to project evaluations, feasibility studies, micro finance management, institutional capacity building, small business management, clean water, public private partnership, waste management, child labour, and garment sector. Somith completed his bachelor’s degree in commerce management at the International Institute of Cambodia, in Phnom Penh, Cambodia and his Master’s degree in development management at the Asian Institute of Management in Makati, the Philippines.
INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT
Don Clarke has over 30 years of extensive experience as an international development consultant and manager. This has included UN, governmental and NGO roles. He has a proven track record in strategic policy development; programme design and implementation; monitoring, evaluation and learning; gender mainstreaming; organizational development and partnership management. Recent areas of focus (particularly in Southeast Asia) have included rural employment, decent work and international labour standards, women’s economic empowerment and entrepreneurship, and government and civil society capacity development.
Don Clarke previously served as Director of Strategy and Programme Management at the UN Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP, Bangkok), Director of Global Programmes for the New Zealand Agency for International Development (NZAID), and Deputy Director of the Commonwealth Foundation (London). He has an extensive background in international development NGOs and holds a Masters in International Relations, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand.
TRAINING AND FACILITATION
Chayphally was graduated in Economic Planning in Cambodia with
Bachelor degree and his Master degree on Management in Development from Asian Institute of Management in the Philippine. Chayphally had experienced of working more than 10 years with local and international NGOs as Senior and Top management position within the organizations. He is also used to work as Freelance consultant, part time Lecture, facilitator, Trainer on topics such strategic planning, program/project development and evaluation, Governance, Organizational development and management, proposal writing, Management training, ect…
AGRIBUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
My background is Agronomy specialist and Rural Development skill. I finished Muster degree in Integrated of Agriculture Management and Rural development at Royal University of Agriculture, and Bachelor degree of Agriculture Science (Agronomy), Prek Leap National School of Agriculture, Phnom Penh city, Cambodia. I used to work with another NGOs in Cambodia more than 20 years from 1997 until now. I have more experiences in technical consultant, trainers and advisor on vegetable growing, fruit tree cultivation, mushroom growing, rice cultivation and animal raising. To improve productivity and income for community people, I used to provide technical training with practicing on farm base to adapt climate change such as saving water through using drip irrigation system, sprinkler that is contributed to save water, labor and pest control.
From 2012 to July 2020, I’m a lecture in Faculty of Agriculture and Rural Development at weekend at University on Economic and Management (UME) Battambang province. There are 6 main courses were teach at the University in academic year 2 to year 4 such as, Vegetable growing, Mushroom production, Plant breeding, Farming System Research (FSA), Agriculture Extension and Agriculture Project Management.
From 2017 to July 2020, I’m a Dean of Agriculture Faculty and Rural Development (UME) , in this position I response to facilitate with all lectures in Agriculture faculty to develop course syllabus and curriculum of training courses in foundation year (year 1) to bachelor degree in Agriculture to follow guideline of Agriculture Faculty and Ministry on Education. In or der to improve skill and knowledge of students, I facilitated with Management of University and lectures to lead students to do field visit/ field practices and researching in agriculture etc.
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND DEVELOPMENT
Cookie Rachel Giacchero has been working as a Consultant and Development Expert for several organizations for over 15 years. She has worked with various UN agencies, intergovernmental organizations and NGOs in several countries around the world in different fields such as good governance, peace and security, post conflict reconstruction, border demarcation, biodiversity, land policy management, gender and health reforms, counseling services…. Cookie has an MA in International Relations from the UK, BA in Psychology and Management from the US and other certificates in various
sectors. She has been working on and off in Cambodia since 2011 and been living in South East Asia for over a decade and understands the region well. Cookie has great love and admiration for khmer people and culture and continues to work hard to change the lives of many through individual efforts and in cooperation with others.
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT
ROS Bapong has been worked for the Non-Governmental Organization and the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport as the Project/Provincial Manager, the Trainings Course Manager and the Mathematics Teacher of Secondary School. During the past working, he bring a wealth of knowledge experience and also climate change, Community Forestry, livelihood strategy development, general management, value chain and Beginning Small Business course facilitator, gender mainstreaming, technical support the people-led development strategy, support indigenous people to improve their livelihood by reducing illegal forest clearance in conservation forest areas.
He used to learned the marketing survey/research and did real practice research the rice yield crop production for UNWFP org, prepared the questionnaire for vegetable marketing assessment for MB org and consultant for HEIFER International Cambodia, NGO Forum on Cambodia and Care in Cambodia .
In addition, he has non-violent communication (NVC) experience with morale practice as project manager to support and motivate project teams and stakeholders to do their best in good atmosphere. He learned secretary and administration which was supported his knowledge of administrative affaire. As Provincial Project Manager, he used to managed and accomplish complicated activities under internal and external pressure.
What is more, he had graduated MBA in October 2007 and Bachelor degree in English Literature, P.Penh, in 2005 and also graduated Associate Professor in June 1986 from the National Education Institute, Phnom Penh.
DATA MANAGEMENT
Mr. Sokmeas UY graduated a Master’s degree on Educational Research and Management from the Royal University of Phnom Penh. He has nearly 15 years of experience in development work, including 1) health sector with Médicine Sans Frontieres-Belgium (MSF-B) through working in partnership with MoH from national to sub-national levels on Chronic Disease Clinic, HIV/AIDT and TB, Malaria, Dengue, WASH, Nutrition with NNP; 2) agriculture sector with Foundation for International Development /Relief (FIDR), on Food and Nutrition Security Project. The project exposed him to deal with Council of Agriculture and Rural Development (CARD) and Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries; 3) disability sector with Cambodian Disabled People Organization for improving the right of persons with disabilities nationwide and helping partner to raise awareness about the need of persons with diverse disabilities; and 4) social entrepreneurs with Social Entrepreneur Association for business interchange and business matching.
He has deeply involved in proposal development, policy dialogue, disability inclusion advocacy, development of 5-year organizational strategy, development of MEAL system, fundraising for organization, and building capacity to development partners and colleagues on work-related skills. He also has experience in research, base-line/end-line survey, program/project evaluations, adapting both qualitative and quantitative research methodologies. He is skillful in utilizing the advanced Excel and SPSS v.23 for analyzing and writing the report.
GENDER EQUALITY AND SMALL BUSINESS
Ms. Heng Seltik is an expert in local economic and social development, including small enterprise development and gender equality promotion. Seltik is a capacity development expert. She has more than 10 years of experience in training needs assessment, design of training curriculum and training program based on results of needs assessment or clients’ needs, deliveries training program, monitoring and follow up activities and impact assessment during her work for CAVAC, ADB, UNDP, ILO and VBNK. The majority of her clients or target groups are local NGOs working to alleviate the poverty in Cambodia in various sectors and women and men farmers in poor communities. Training topics that she has delivered include how to start and improve your business, financial management/financial literacy, staff management, leadership skills, team building, conflict resolution or problem solving, and strategic planning.
She has more than a decade of experience in working with the private sector and government ministries to promote the enabling business environment and provide business support services to communities in poverty, private companies and business associations. This includes over ten years’ experiences in working with private sector partners such as inputs dealers, financial institutions, and business support service providers to assist entrepreneurs, especially women, to have access to new technology, finance, and mechanization. With implementing partners, she has worked to establish and strengthen women’s business associations and agriculture cooperatives on different areas such as preparing joint business plans and budgeting. She has made significant achievements in increasing women entrepreneurs’ access to market through joint business activities such as contract farming, improving their digital skills and expanding their network.
Recently, Seltik has collaborated with government ministry and inputs dealers, organizing series of training workshops on cashew and mango production and market skills for women entrepreneurs and agriculture cooperative (AC) leaders involved in agri businesses. She has very broad network with government ministries, DPs, and private companies, including deep and active networks among key gender people in agriculture. Seltik has provided critical strategic support to the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF) including supporting the development of gender strategies and action plans, providing training to support gender-responsive budgeting.
BUSINESS AND MARKET DEVELOPMENT
Mr. SAM CHHAY, was born in 16 August, 1980 Battambong province, Cambodian. Since 2008 to today, he has been employed by a few companies with a busy role of sale and marketing manager. In the present, he is working as the Head Commercial for Bio AgroChem & Fertilizer (Cambodia) Co., Ltd in Phnom Penh City of Cambodian.
He has more than 7 years’ experiences of creating a business model for agricultural cooperative, included market linkage and market development. He talented with marketing activities and brand activation, he comprehended with designing art for advertising and producing marketing tools.
In additional, Mr. SAM CHHAY has 3 years working as chief of sale marketing for seed company called AQUIP SEED, and 3 years working as sale director for agricultural-pesticide company form China, called KAMHERO.
He graduated Bachelor degree of business management (BBA) at Build Bright University in Phnom Penh in 2013, and Master degree of business management (MBA, in the same university) in 2016.
TRAINING MANAGEMENT
Ms. Chantheang graduated a bachelor degree in Forestry Sciences from the Royal University of
Agriculture (Cambodia) in 1999. She has more than 20 years of experiences in training, research and
project development/management in the areas of sustainable agriculture and community
development. She has facilitated training and research consultancy services at the Cambodian Center
for Study and Development in Agriculture (CEDAC) for over 15 years, including designing and
conducting training courses and research projects, field survey, and writing reports in the field of
agriculture production, market, value chain, producer group/saving group/community organization,
finance literacy, food security and nutrition, gender, forestry, and climate change etc. Moreover,
Chantheang has also conducted many research projects/assignments including feasibility study,
socioeconomic survey, baseline survey, project review and evaluation for both internal CEDAC and
consulting services to other organizations such as FAO, GIZ, WOCAN, CWCC, World Renew,
Marie Stopes International Cambodia, People In Need, and CARE among others. She had also
worked as a national consultant over six years (2016-2021) for an ADB-funded project ‘Biodiversity
Conservation Corridor’
. Recently, she has joined KFP team for conducting consultation with key
relevant stakeholders to develop and implement gender and disability-responsive “Core Skills”
training modules for ILO. Chantheang had also joined the People For Peat (PFP) as a Country
Coordination to implement the Sustainable Use of Peatland and Haze Mitigation in ASEAN (SUPA) Component 2 project (EU SUPA C2) from January 2022-April 2023.
PROCUREMENTS AND POLICIES
Presently, he has been playing a role of Managing Director of the KFP Trading Co., LTD. He is the founder of KFP company that promoted markets for processed food items made by rural women groups and later involved with imported crackers for distributing nationwide. KFP has then shifted its major activity to providing consultancy services for community and business development since 2019. He entered into his life-career in 1992 when he started working with international non-governmental organizations such as International Catholic Migration Commission, Concern Worldwide, Australian Catholic Relief, International Labour Organization, and with local NGO, the NGO Forum on Cambodia. He served in the Executive Director position for the localized NGO, Farmer Livelihood Development (FLD) for 10 years. He served in the Chief Executive Officer position for the Mitt Kaksekor Financial Plc in between 2016 and 2020.
Somith has carried out many consultancy projects in relating to project evaluations, feasibility studies, micro finance management, institutional capacity building, small business management, clean water, public private partnership, waste management, child labour, and garment sector. Somith completed his bachelor’s degree in commerce management at the International Institute of Cambodia, in Phnom Penh, Cambodia and his Master’s degree in development management at the Asian Institute of Management in Makati, the Philippines.
AGRICULTURE VALUE CHAIN DEVELOPMENT
25+ yeras of development professional working in the fields of rural development, food security, agriculture value chain development, agribusiness development, market system/linkages and priavte partnership development, youth engagement and entrepreuneurship development, soft skill curriculum development, and Cooperative Development.
15+ years of experience in program management in different phases of project/program cycle (project/program assessment, project/program design, monitoring & evaluation and proposal development) and grant management.
Broad experience in training and capacity development and application of adult learning and participatory approaches.
15+ years experiences in leadership, staff management, staff capacity development and staff performance management with achieving high level of performance and disciplines.
RICE VALUE CHAIN DEVELOPMENT
Mr. Seyha has been residing and working for the last 23 years as a consultant and executive manager in development projects in Cambodia, sponsored by international development agencies and banks including, ILO, UNDP, CIDA, UNDP, the World Bank, the Asian Development Bank, Rice Business Associations and Rice Business Companies. Project themes have included Rural Development, Small and Medium Enterprise development, Rice Milling and Exporting Sector, Renewable Energy technology, and Rural Electricity Enterprises (REE)/ Rural Electricity Mini-Grids development in Cambodia.
In 2005, Mr. Seyha jointed with Mr. Jeffery Dickinson and Mr. Tony Knowles founded SME Renewable Energy Limited (SMER) to introduce biomass gasification technology to Cambodia. SMER Ltd. has conducted project financial analysis and installed 45 biomass gasification installations in Cambodia resulting in savings of 3-4 million litres of diesel fuel per year, thus reducing energy costs, one of the major constraints to transforming the Cambodian energy sector from subsistence level to competitive oriented industry. Mr. Seyha continues to support building of the Cambodian rice and energy sector capacity, government policy and regulatory needs.
In 1997, Mr. Seyha jointed with Mr. Tony Knowles founded the “SME Cambodia”, an NGO focusing on promoting and building the capacity of the Cambodia Private Sector, including formation of Cambodian Rice Millers association and Rural Electricity Enterprise (Mini-Grid) Association. As a Senior Manager with the Small and Medium Enterprise Cambodia, Seyha provided technical support to the Cambodian Business Associations and individual enterprises.
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