Meet Our Team
Asisah Man, Land Governance Coordinator: A graduate in development studies, Asisah joined Oxfam in April 2013 after working several years with an Oxfam partner, a local NGO. I thank Oxfam for supporting these brave woman leaders across the globe, help them tell their wonderful stories and encourage other women to stand for social equity. READ MORE
Boren Nou, Voice Finance Officer: Boren has over 13 years’ experience in the field of administration and finance. “Oxfam provides me opportunities to get involved with many different programs and project activities, to meet and become familiar with its partners, share my knowledge with them and broaden my own vision.” READ MORE
Bunly Than, FIRST Program Officer: “Oxfam’s program is well-designed and implemented. As a Program Officer, I have learned a lot about partnership and providing direct inputs. In Oxfam, I can learn about other projects from local NGOs which enlarges my perspective and builds my confidence in working with partners and offering consultation services to them. I am really excited to be involved in social protection. It is new for me, and I can see meaningful impacts." READ MORE Chamroeun Pang, Administration and Logistic Coordinator: Since she was a student, Chamroeun had always wanted to work with an NGO. Chamrouen joins Oxfam in 2013. "I am proud because my job is to support programs. Oxfam’s programs are beneficial. They help the Cambodian government and people on social issues with the aim of development. I treasure my contribution to all of these." READ MORE Chhorporn Sou, Finance Officer, FIRST project: At Oxfam, she coordinates with 11 partners to consolidate different financial systems and reports for donor. She monitors partners and provide them advise on financial and audit report, grant management, etc. to ensure accountability and transparency. READ MORE Dimand Sok, Senior Infrastructure Development Operation Specialist: "As a person who like to play with technology, I’m excited when I could contribute my skills and knowledge to an organization like Oxfam. Seeing my colleagues who work in the fields improve their productivities , less and less challenging with their limited knowledge of IT." READ MORE Kanika Chan, Human Resource Manager: “I have learned a lot from Oxfam about different laws and policies from networking at the regional level and from other senior managers. Oxfam is a learning organization in which everyone including me has many opportunities to grow." READ MORE
Khim Sok, Natural Resource Governance Program Manager: Having gained 20 years development experiences, Khim has been working in different sectors ranging from disaster management, resilience, climate change, gender, and natural resource management. He has been with Oxfam for more then 15 years. He has strong commitment with Oxfam as he shared personal value along with Oxfam to ending injustice, poverty, and suffering in the society. READ MORE Lyda Sovann, Finance Officer, CAPFISH: Lyda earned a master’s degree of Business administration in Finance and Banking from Build Bright University in 2008. She has 15 years of working experience in finance operations, grant management, partner capacity building, and budget proposal with mullites donor funding to local and internal organizations in Cambodia. READ MORE Mainul Khan, Finance and Operation Manager: Originally from Bangladesh, Mainul arrived in Cambodia 10 years ago. He is a graduate of Business Management and Finance, in Malaysia. Mainul works closely with Oxfam’s partners, supporting them and monitoring the projects. "I feel proud to work for Oxfam. It is known worldwide and has a very good reputation. The working environment is very pleasant with friendly people. The organization offers good capacity building for staff and partners. READ MORE Naratevy Kek, Communications Coordinator: “I’m proud to be part of this organization and team, to join a community of like-minded individuals who are committed to the mission of eradicating poverty and injustice.” READ MORE
Sophoan Phean, National Director: “It is an honor and privilege to work for and lead an organization like Oxfam where the organization’s mission and values are aligned with my personal ones,” said Sophoan. “I have called Oxfam home for the last 12 years and I stand here ready to truly represent Oxfam and further their mission here in Cambodia and globally.” READ MORE Sotheary Meng, Senior Finance Officer: Having spent over 14 years working in the field of finance with international organizations, Sotheary has a deep understanding of budget management. She works closely with Oxfam’s partners in the area of finance, produces financial reports and gives recommendations to partners for better performance. READ MORE Sokha Srey, Voice Grant / Partnership specailist: “Oxfam’s Voice project inspires me. It puts me in touch with disadvantaged groups who face marginalization and discrimination. I love being at their side supporting them.” READ MORE
Vanna Bun, EU-ACCESS Project Officer: With almost 20 years experience, Vanna has been working to empower individuals and communities for conflict resolution to build peace and justice to reduce violence and injustice in Cambodia. His vison is to see democracy, human rights and laws that can build sustainable peace and justice for a better development in Cambodia. READ MORE
Visal Tan, Social Protection Program Coordinator: "I love to see increased job security in society, freedom of speech for people in general and youth in particular, and worker empowerment—people living better and being treated better." READ MORE
Cheth Phay, Contract and Administration Manager: "I am delighted to work with many talented and energetic people including Oxfam employee and partners across the region to increase adequate financial services for pro-poor and inclusive economic development by reducing the negative impact of national and cross-border bank investments in Asia on human rights, environment and climate change." READ MORE
Hongyee Tan, Junior Program Officer: "Oxfam is an enriched learning platform where I can acquire prosperous professional experiences toward my career aspiration. I am very proud being a part of this global agent of change in ending poverty and social injustice.” READ MORE
Pavle Vizintin, MEAL Specialist: “For me, working for an organization that places accountability and empowerment at the core of so many projects is refreshing and invigorating. Seeing the work that our country partners do – their strong commitment to achieving positive outcomes for their stakeholders and communities – it is a truly phenomenal motivator to keep fighting the good fight.” READ MORE
Daro Douk, MEAL Coordinator: “I am proud of Oxfam’s works in the region, in particular on the inclusion of marginalized groups and the engagement of civil societies across Mekong countries working together to fight for equality and justice for communities living along the Mekong rivers. We believe our works will provide evidence that enable to influence changes at all level regarding water resource governance and sustainable renewable energy.” READ MORE Donna Mcskimming, Regional Program Manager for Asia: Donna oversights the Mekong Water Governance Program, Transboundary Rivers of South Asia (TROSA), Extractive Industries and People Protecting Their Ecosystem In The Lower Mekong (PEM). As a committed feminist she advocates and works for gender equality in her personal and professional life and is inspired by Oxfam’s commitment to putting women’s rights at the heart of all we do. READ MORE Kaneka Keo, Project Manager of Inclusion Project 2: Kaneka manages complex program structure/multi-program team across the region. From her role at Oxfam, Kaneka believes on inclusive development approach where people with disability/children and women is a primary change agent and inclusive business is the key toward sustainability and equity. READ MORE Phally Ngoeum, Communications Officer: “I have a strong passion to fight for equality and advocate for social justice and the Mekong Water Governance program is just the right place for me to put this passion in place; especially when it comes to dealing with the impacted communities along the Mekong river which is a regional issue.” READ MORE Phan Thi Thu Huong, GEDSI's Advisor: Huong's strength is in the areas of Women Economic Empowerment under agriculture value chains, Women Political Participation and Leadership with Youth participation, LGBTI's rights and Policy advocacy for gender mainstreaming in Government legal documents and process. READ MORE Saneth Meas, Partnership and Networking Coordinator: The role enables him to contribute his experiences and skills to partners in the Mekong region by providing technical supports on partnership and grant management as well as on ensuring the compliance requirements by the back donors. READ MORE Seyha Chung, Junior Finance officer: “Since I was a child, I had a dream in which I wanted to work in a non-governmental organization (NGO) because I love to help people and give support to those who are in need. Even though I am not in the front-line position who go to the field and interact directly with people, I am glad that my work can contribute and provide backup support to my team. Therefore, they have enough time to work on other important issues." READ MORE Siphuong Thai, Senior Administration and Human Resources Officer: “I appreciate what I have learned from the challenges I had face and I’m proud to be a part of this organization and team. We are not a team because we work together but we are a team because we respect, trust, and care for each other." READ MORE Socheata Sim, Mekong Water Governance Program Manager: "In our work, we often receive stakeholders’ feedbacks on the difficulties to do gender inclusion and promote women’s leadership in the water resources work. Our experiences in delivering the Inclusion Project in the past 5-6 years demonstrate that women and river champions are able to and exercise their leadership to bring about changes at different levels in water resources protection and management..." READ MORE Soryda Ean, Finance and Operations Manager: I hope the contributions from my role can be served the best interest of the organization to make our world free from injustice and poverty. READ MORE
Sarita Sundari Rout, Women and Youth Leadership Coordinator, Transboundary Rivers of South Asia: With over eighteen years of field work in development research across South Asia, her strength is in planning complex programs, evidence-based solutions to operational excellence, policy reform negotiations and performance for results frameworks. READ MORE
Bunly Than, FIRST Program Officer: “Oxfam’s program is well-designed and implemented. As a Program Officer, I have learned a lot about partnership and providing direct inputs. In Oxfam, I can learn about other projects from local NGOs which enlarges my perspective and builds my confidence in working with partners and offering consultation services to them. I am really excited to be involved in social protection. It is new for me, and I can see meaningful impacts." READ MORE Chamroeun Pang, Administration and Logistic Coordinator: Since she was a student, Chamroeun had always wanted to work with an NGO. Chamrouen joins Oxfam in 2013. "I am proud because my job is to support programs. Oxfam’s programs are beneficial. They help the Cambodian government and people on social issues with the aim of development. I treasure my contribution to all of these." READ MORE Chhorporn Sou, Finance Officer, FIRST project: At Oxfam, she coordinates with 11 partners to consolidate different financial systems and reports for donor. She monitors partners and provide them advise on financial and audit report, grant management, etc. to ensure accountability and transparency. READ MORE Dimand Sok, Senior Infrastructure Development Operation Specialist: "As a person who like to play with technology, I’m excited when I could contribute my skills and knowledge to an organization like Oxfam. Seeing my colleagues who work in the fields improve their productivities , less and less challenging with their limited knowledge of IT." READ MORE Kanika Chan, Human Resource Manager: “I have learned a lot from Oxfam about different laws and policies from networking at the regional level and from other senior managers. Oxfam is a learning organization in which everyone including me has many opportunities to grow." READ MORE
Khim Sok, Natural Resource Governance Program Manager: Having gained 20 years development experiences, Khim has been working in different sectors ranging from disaster management, resilience, climate change, gender, and natural resource management. He has been with Oxfam for more then 15 years. He has strong commitment with Oxfam as he shared personal value along with Oxfam to ending injustice, poverty, and suffering in the society. READ MORE Lyda Sovann, Finance Officer, CAPFISH: Lyda earned a master’s degree of Business administration in Finance and Banking from Build Bright University in 2008. She has 15 years of working experience in finance operations, grant management, partner capacity building, and budget proposal with mullites donor funding to local and internal organizations in Cambodia. READ MORE Mainul Khan, Finance and Operation Manager: Originally from Bangladesh, Mainul arrived in Cambodia 10 years ago. He is a graduate of Business Management and Finance, in Malaysia. Mainul works closely with Oxfam’s partners, supporting them and monitoring the projects. "I feel proud to work for Oxfam. It is known worldwide and has a very good reputation. The working environment is very pleasant with friendly people. The organization offers good capacity building for staff and partners. READ MORE Naratevy Kek, Communications Coordinator: “I’m proud to be part of this organization and team, to join a community of like-minded individuals who are committed to the mission of eradicating poverty and injustice.” READ MORE
Phalla Yin, Executive Assistant to National Director: “Oxfam is an organization that helps vulnerable people such as women, children, elderly people and informal workers. I’m thrilled to work for the organization because I want to see those people have better lives." READ MORE Ratanak Sok, Finance Officer, Natural Resource Governance and Voice Program: "I'm inspired by the work Oxfam does. I'm here being part of Oxfam team to solve those issues to promote justices and help vulnerable people." READ MORE
Saophorn Phoeng, Voice Learning, Linking and Amplifier Officer: “Oxfam’s Voice project touched me in supports diversity in commitment to multicultural environment working with all rightsholder groups facing marginalized background and grantees. I keen to grow in social development to end poverty and continue to tackle inequality. This role gives me a credible opportunity to strengthen skills and connect with Voice Cambodia grantees and community.” READ MORE Seihak Kho, Finance Officer, Natural Resource Governance Program: "Oxfam cares about staff harmony by providing good budgets for staff development, ongoing education and promotion of gender and highlighting the value of women. That’s what I like about Oxfam." READ MORE
Sophoan Phean, National Director: “It is an honor and privilege to work for and lead an organization like Oxfam where the organization’s mission and values are aligned with my personal ones,” said Sophoan. “I have called Oxfam home for the last 12 years and I stand here ready to truly represent Oxfam and further their mission here in Cambodia and globally.” READ MORE Sotheary Meng, Senior Finance Officer: Having spent over 14 years working in the field of finance with international organizations, Sotheary has a deep understanding of budget management. She works closely with Oxfam’s partners in the area of finance, produces financial reports and gives recommendations to partners for better performance. READ MORE Sokha Srey, Voice Grant / Partnership specailist: “Oxfam’s Voice project inspires me. It puts me in touch with disadvantaged groups who face marginalization and discrimination. I love being at their side supporting them.” READ MORE
Soknak Por, Natural Resource Management Program Coordinator: The empowerment and engagement of local people, especially women in natural resources management decision making is important for fair sharing of those resources and securing their livelihoods. READ MORE Sreyneang Heng, Grant Coordinator: “I am inspired by Oxfam’s working system that encourages women to undertake critical work. It provided me the necessary time to get in step. I was encouraged by the management team and enjoy a good teamwork relationship in Oxfam.” READ MORE
Vanna Bun, EU-ACCESS Project Officer: With almost 20 years experience, Vanna has been working to empower individuals and communities for conflict resolution to build peace and justice to reduce violence and injustice in Cambodia. His vison is to see democracy, human rights and laws that can build sustainable peace and justice for a better development in Cambodia. READ MORE
Visal Tan, Social Protection Program Coordinator: "I love to see increased job security in society, freedom of speech for people in general and youth in particular, and worker empowerment—people living better and being treated better." READ MORE
Votey Heat, Finance Officer, Social Protection: ‘Every day I am proudly growing and learning with Oxfam family, sharing the professional knowledge and to be a part of the development of my home country and protecting people of any races, shape, color or origin.’ READ MORE
Bernadette Victorio, Regional Program Lead: Currently, Bernadette leads Oxfam Novib’s regional program, Fair Finance Asia, which aims to accelerate policy implementation and action on sustainable finance and responsible cross-border investments across Asia. READ MORE
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Cheth Phay, Contract and Administration Manager: "I am delighted to work with many talented and energetic people including Oxfam employee and partners across the region to increase adequate financial services for pro-poor and inclusive economic development by reducing the negative impact of national and cross-border bank investments in Asia on human rights, environment and climate change." READ MORE
Hongyee Tan, Junior Program Officer: "Oxfam is an enriched learning platform where I can acquire prosperous professional experiences toward my career aspiration. I am very proud being a part of this global agent of change in ending poverty and social injustice.” READ MORE
Pavle Vizintin, MEAL Specialist: “For me, working for an organization that places accountability and empowerment at the core of so many projects is refreshing and invigorating. Seeing the work that our country partners do – their strong commitment to achieving positive outcomes for their stakeholders and communities – it is a truly phenomenal motivator to keep fighting the good fight.” READ MORE
Daro Douk, MEAL Coordinator: “I am proud of Oxfam’s works in the region, in particular on the inclusion of marginalized groups and the engagement of civil societies across Mekong countries working together to fight for equality and justice for communities living along the Mekong rivers. We believe our works will provide evidence that enable to influence changes at all level regarding water resource governance and sustainable renewable energy.” READ MORE Donna Mcskimming, Regional Program Manager for Asia: Donna oversights the Mekong Water Governance Program, Transboundary Rivers of South Asia (TROSA), Extractive Industries and People Protecting Their Ecosystem In The Lower Mekong (PEM). As a committed feminist she advocates and works for gender equality in her personal and professional life and is inspired by Oxfam’s commitment to putting women’s rights at the heart of all we do. READ MORE Kaneka Keo, Project Manager of Inclusion Project 2: Kaneka manages complex program structure/multi-program team across the region. From her role at Oxfam, Kaneka believes on inclusive development approach where people with disability/children and women is a primary change agent and inclusive business is the key toward sustainability and equity. READ MORE Phally Ngoeum, Communications Officer: “I have a strong passion to fight for equality and advocate for social justice and the Mekong Water Governance program is just the right place for me to put this passion in place; especially when it comes to dealing with the impacted communities along the Mekong river which is a regional issue.” READ MORE Phan Thi Thu Huong, GEDSI's Advisor: Huong's strength is in the areas of Women Economic Empowerment under agriculture value chains, Women Political Participation and Leadership with Youth participation, LGBTI's rights and Policy advocacy for gender mainstreaming in Government legal documents and process. READ MORE Saneth Meas, Partnership and Networking Coordinator: The role enables him to contribute his experiences and skills to partners in the Mekong region by providing technical supports on partnership and grant management as well as on ensuring the compliance requirements by the back donors. READ MORE Seyha Chung, Junior Finance officer: “Since I was a child, I had a dream in which I wanted to work in a non-governmental organization (NGO) because I love to help people and give support to those who are in need. Even though I am not in the front-line position who go to the field and interact directly with people, I am glad that my work can contribute and provide backup support to my team. Therefore, they have enough time to work on other important issues." READ MORE Siphuong Thai, Senior Administration and Human Resources Officer: “I appreciate what I have learned from the challenges I had face and I’m proud to be a part of this organization and team. We are not a team because we work together but we are a team because we respect, trust, and care for each other." READ MORE Socheata Sim, Mekong Water Governance Program Manager: "In our work, we often receive stakeholders’ feedbacks on the difficulties to do gender inclusion and promote women’s leadership in the water resources work. Our experiences in delivering the Inclusion Project in the past 5-6 years demonstrate that women and river champions are able to and exercise their leadership to bring about changes at different levels in water resources protection and management..." READ MORE Soryda Ean, Finance and Operations Manager: I hope the contributions from my role can be served the best interest of the organization to make our world free from injustice and poverty. READ MORE
Jyotiraj Patra, TROSA Manager: "TROSA draws its strength from Oxfam’s strong network of local and regional partners and alliances in achieving greater impact on the ground, and regionally. Together, we can turn the tide. READ MORE
Sarita Sundari Rout, Women and Youth Leadership Coordinator, Transboundary Rivers of South Asia: With over eighteen years of field work in development research across South Asia, her strength is in planning complex programs, evidence-based solutions to operational excellence, policy reform negotiations and performance for results frameworks. READ MORE
Sophy Eng, Finance and Administrative Officer: “I am very exciting to be a part of Oxfam. Oxfam is not only a very well-known organization in Cambodia, but also a humanitarian and gender-based organization which allows me to contribute my knowledge and skill to help the vulnerable group and our society." READ MORE
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