He is currently the CEO of KHEMA Global Co., Ltd, and the Director of KHEMA International Polyclinic. He was the former Executive Director of KHANA from 2005 to 2015.
More than 20 years of experience managing donor projects focused on HIV, health and health-related development programs.
Since 2019, Molika is working for Australian Volunteer Program, as Country Program Manager.
She is holding Master of Public Health (MPH) and Master of Environmental Health, Sheffield University, United Kingdom and French School of Public Health (EHESP), France, Bachelor degree of Public Health in community, University of Cambodia and Associate Degree in Nursing, University Health of Science (Technical School for Medical Care).
Molika has almost 20 years’ experience in public health management, humanitarian responses, and health program management and implementation through her career development and employments at different organizations both INGOs, UN and NGOs.
Currently, Mr. Sampha is a freelance consultant. He was a Group Head of Corporate Strategy and Organizational Development of VisionFund.
17 years of successful experience with MFI, Consulting Institution, INGOs, LNGO, and private company in governance, leadership, general management, consultancy, operations management, human resource and capacity building management, assessment and evaluation, research, planning (strategic, business, and performance plans), quality assurance management, risk management, grant management, project implementation.
Toeur is currently the Human Resource & Finance Manager with Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI). He has been joining the organization since May 2017. Toeur is holding Master’s Degree of Private Law at Royal University of Law and Economic and Bachelor’s Degree of Accounting from Maharishi Vedic University.
Toeur has more than 20 years of working experience in the field of support services at different organizations from local NGOs to INGO.
Since Oct 2020 until today, Sereyroth Lim is a Social Development and Gender Specialist (part-time) at ADB & IFAP funded project on Tonle Sap Poverty Reduction and Smallholder Development Project- Additional Financing (TSSD-AF), Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fishery (MAFF) and National Committee for Sub-National Democratic Development Secretariate (NCDDS) on improving livelihoods through increased agricultural productivity and approved access to the market. She is holding Master of Applied Anthropology and Participatory Development (MAAP) with Gender and Development Specialization, Australian National University (ANU), Australia, 2014, Graduate Diploma on Public Administration, Crawford School of Public Policy and Governance, Australian National University (ANU), Australia, 2013 , Master of Development Management, Norton University, Cambodia, 2006 – 2012.
Sereyroth has intensive experience over the past 17 years in policies and national and international frameworks related to women’s rights and gender such as CEDAW, gender policy responsiveness in climate change actions and disaster risk reduction, decentralized governance, agriculture, rural energy, and regional initiatives on gender-responsive climate finance, national policies, strategies, and plans for promoting gender equality and women empowerment in relevant sectors. Plus, other knowledge and skill in qualitative and participatory research study and programme assessments and skill and knowledge in developing training manuals and facilitation guides and in facilitating/coaching gender in relevant sectors.
Mr. Chamreun has joined KHANA on the 1st of August 2000. During the past twenty-year, he has been with KHANA, he has held different positions. He was the Deputy Director for Operation for seven years before he was recruited to be the Executive Director of the organization, from 1st June 2015.
He is holding (1) Bachelor in Education; (2) Bachelor in Agricultural Economy and Rural Development, and (3) Master in Political Science and International Relations.
Dr Siyan took the position as Director of Research from 2014-2015 and since 2015 until present, he is the Director of KHANA Center for Population Health Research, Cambodia.
Assistant Professor and Director of UHS-SPH Integrated Research Program: Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health, National University of Singapore & National University Health System, Singapore (2019-present).
Mr. Tuot Sovannary has worked for KHANA over the past 13 years, managing different public health projects in Cambodia in the area of TB and HIV, sexual reproductive health, and gender-based violence. In addition to his role current role as Research Manager of KHANA Center for Population Health Research, he is also the Deputy Chief of Party for the USAID funded COMMIT Project.
Sovannary Tuot BA, MA in Geography from the Royal University of Phnom Penh and University of Bordeaux 3 of France and MA in Health Social Sciences from Mahidol University of Thailand.
He has worked within the Cambodian NGO sector for 19 years and has spent the last 10 years working in grant management including budgeting, monitoring and providing financial management support to partner organizations. As a grant manager, he will manage grants to three sub-partners (CPN+, AUA and PC).
Kalyan has more than ten years’ experience in financial management, accounting, and internal control. She is currently the Senior Manager of KHANA Support Service Center. She is leading the delivery of the finance, admin, procurement, and human services to KHANA project teams funded by different donors.
Her tasks are to ensure that the financial resources are adequate, well managed, and properly utilized for effective implementation of the overall planned financial management and administration activities.
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