CLEAR CAMBODIA - Key Persons

Job Titles:

• Fundraising Manager
• Member of the Management Committee

Monty has 21 years of experience working with International NGO's in the fields of health, education, agriculture, environmental protection, and water sanitation and hygiene. Monty holds a master's degree in Development Management and is a certified Leadership Management Trainer recognized by Global Institutes. Monty joined the Clear Cambodia team in June of 2015.

Job Titles:

• Chairman of the Board of Directors

Job Titles:

• Admin
• Human Resource Manager
• Member of the Management Committee

Chanto has experiences working with Local and International NGO for more than 23 years, in the field of Finance and Education. He was the chief accountant, education program manager and education specialist. Beside this, he used to be a member of board of directors for two local NGOs, and a member of Human Resource Management Committee. He holds Diploma of Public Administration; Bachelor Degree of Business Administration major in Accounting; Master Degree of Education major in Educational Management and Planning, and Master Degree of Development Management. He started working with Clear Cambodia Organization in January 25, 2021.

Job Titles:

• Member of the Management Committee
• Operations Manager

Sokmean has extensive experience in the areas of Financial Modeling, Analysis, Strategic Thinking, and Business Management. She is a quick learner and good self-developer. Her management and leadership help to ensure that Clear Cambodia delivers measurable, and cost-effective results. Her specialist of operations brings the organization closer to meeting its goal of holistic approach to change comprehensive WASH program, realizing Safe drinking water, Improved sanitation and hygiene practices in the target communities across Cambodia.

Job Titles:

• Finance Manager
• Member of the Management Committee

Sok Hun graduated MBA from Norton University in 2015. He manages all aspects of finance and accounting including ensuring the accuracy, consistency and compliance of the Finance Policy of Clear Cambodia. His high commitment honest and good teamwork are enabling him to manage toward the good practices of internal control and stewardship. Moreover, he is always motivated by his services within Clear Cambodia as this organization helps his fellow Cambodian gain access to clean water, good sanitation and a healthy environment.

Job Titles:

• Member of the Management Committee
• Household WASH Program Manager

Savath has extensive experience managing community development programs. He worked in a hospital for four years and then spent eight years managing maternal child health programs in refugee camps. From 1993-1999, he worked in holistic development in slum areas with Servants to Asia's Urban Poor program in the outskirts of Phnom Penh. From 2000-2007, he managed a center for displaced women and children for Hagar International in Phnom Penh. From 2007-2009, he went back to work at a local NGO called TASKs as Program Holistic Development Manager. Since 2010, he has been managing the household water filter program for Clear Cambodia.

Mr. Chan Sam An is the Principle of Svay Chrum Primary School in Svay Rieng Province. Mr. Chan says that the school's performance has made big improvements since installing the water filter. The school applied for the BioSand filter, latrines, handwashing station, and garbage incinerator in 2014 and received them in March of 2015. The school had to contribute the structure to protect the water filter. They also had to contribute the water tank to hold water for flushing the latrines. Clear Cambodia provided Principal Chan with a complete hygiene education curriculum - complete with handouts, posters and guidebooks for teachers. Clear Cambodia has also developed songs to help the children remember good hygiene habits. The school currently has 1006 students. In 2014, before the filter was installed, the school had a daily absence rate of 7.5%. In 2015, after the filter was installed, the daily absence rate dropped to 5.0%. In 2016 it dropped to 3.5%. The amount of students who complete the requirements and move on to the next grade has gone up as well with the installation of the Bio-Sand filter, latrine, and handwashing station. In 2014, before the filter was installed, the pass rate was 79% over all the grades. In 2015 it rose to 82%, and in 2016 it rose again to 85%. The surrounding communities have noticed the changes and recently families have begun to move into the district so that their children can attend Principal Chan's school. Principal Chan attributes these changes to the clean water that Clear Cambodia has provided in the community. He says that access to clean water and community hygiene education reduces the financial strain on families. It does this by preventing diseases that take away productive work and school time and reduces the costs families pay for hospital bills. By educating the students on good hygiene they are able to educate the community. Because of the health education the children are receiving, most families in the community have now built a latrine for their own family's use, and most have also invested in a home Bio-Sand filter to clean their drinking and bathing water at home.

Job Titles:

• Member of the Management Committee
• School WASH Program Manager

Chhorvy has five years of experience in teaching at, and training staff in, primary schools. Beside her teaching experience, she also spent seven years working for Youth with A Mission of maternal child health program and another two years with the Japan International Cooperation Agency. After this she spent 17 years with Hagar International where she held different positions including Reintegration Manager and Case Management Manager. In these positions she worked closely with women and children doing counseling, advising, support work and management. She joined the Clear Cambodia team as the School WASH Project Manager in 2012.

Job Titles:

• Executive Director
• Member of the Management Committee

Viriya has more than 18 years of experience in non-profit NGO management. He has led a variety of projects and programs. While working with Hagar International, Viriya was involved in establishing a water filter program which later functioned under his full responsibility. Headed up by him, the program progressively expanded and was localized as a non-governmental organization named Clear Cambodia in 2010.