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Competence, SRER KHMER – who we are and what we do:
Srer
Khmer means Field of Cambodia, a local NGO, non-profit and
non-partisan and was established on
January 9, 2002 by a group of former staff of FAO Community IPM
Programme, the founders of Srer Khmer. The FAO project ended in late
2001 after operation in Cambodia since 1996 so that Srer Khmer was the
response to the need to further build on the work of FAO and facilitate
the work of farmers-led activities.
Srer Khmer staff have
been active in rural development and the agricultural sector for over 12
years, initially with FAO pioneering the Farmer Field Schools. As of
July 2008, Srer Khmer employs more than 35 full time staff and all have
at least obtained Bachelor degrees in agriculture, rural development,
economic development, biology, economic, natural resource management,
and management, etc.
Apart from staff, we also have a
network of well-trained and certified farmer trainers at the provincial,
commune, and village levels where we can call upon for providing
training at their respective communities as well as outside their
communities.
Srer Khmer was established and registered as a Cambodian NGO with the
Ministry of Interior of the Royal Government of Cambodia on January, 2002 to continue the work of FAO/IPM. The IPM Program was delivered via Farmer Fields Schools, a proven FFS approach to successful adult learning and farmer networking. Srer Khmer has taken the principles of FFS training and strengthened them to implement a more comprehensive and holistic platform of farmers-led activities that link social, environmental, economic and production issues in its programs.
Srer Khmer is certified by NGO Code Compliance Committee from
NGO Good Project Practice (NGO GPP) of Cooperation Committee for
Cambodia (CCC) for a 3 year period valid from February 27th 2009 to
February 26th, 2012. This award meant that NGO GPP recognizes and
appreciates Srer Khmer's efforts in complying with all standards and
being role model NGO in Cambodia.
See Certificate.... |