Uni4Coop

Final Evaluation of PArTNER project

Generalបានបង្ហោះ 2 mo ago

Location

Phnom Penh

Job Type

FULLTIME

Work Mode

On-site

Industry

Non-Governmental Organization

អំពីតួនាទី និងភារកិច្ច

The Uni4Coop office in Cambodia is located in Phnom Penh.
It coordinates a local multidisciplinary team.
The thematic areas of intervention are sustainable food systems, food and economic sovereignty (support to family farming, agroecology transition, income-generating activities, rural entrepreneurship, farmer organization) and health (with a focus on non-communicable diseases and a special emphasis on mental health).
The SFS outcome supports family farming systems by strengthening their resilience functions as food providers for the Cambodian society.
The intended approach combines the increase of agricultural productivity through agroecological practices, the increase of revenues, and the improvement of the socio-economic environment.
This is to be achieved through: The promotion of Farmer-to-Farmer-led (F2F) extension systems, technical and managerial innovations, and co-investments in agroecological production assets; The creation of value-addition and the reach to remunerative markets by upgrading sustainable and inclusive value-chains of agroecological products; Supporting farmers representatives’ initiatives to address constraints and opportunities during dialogues with the private sector and the government, to promote gender-inclusive governance models, and to foster policies in favour of small-scale farmers.

ជំនាញចាំបាច់

Sustainable Food SystemsFood and Economic SovereigntyFamily Farming SupportAgroecology TransitionIncome-Generating ActivitiesRural EntrepreneurshipFarmer OrganizationNon-communicable DiseasesMental HealthResilience StrengtheningAgricultural Productivity IncreaseRevenue IncreaseSocio-economic Environment ImprovementFarmer-to-Farmer Extension SystemsTechnical InnovationsManagerial InnovationsCo-investmentsValue-Addition CreationRemunerative Market AccessValue-Chain Upgrading

អំពី Uni4Coop

ចូលមើលគេហទំព័រ

Uni4Coop is a joint program by Belgian university NGOs supporting development through university community resources, focusing on sustainable food systems, food sovereignty, and health in Cambodia.

Industry

Non-Governmental Organization

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អំពីតួនាទី និងភារកិច្ច

The Uni4Coop office in Cambodia is located in Phnom Penh.
It coordinates a local multidisciplinary team.
The thematic areas of intervention are sustainable food systems, food and economic sovereignty (support to family farming, agroecology transition, income-generating activities, rural entrepreneurship, farmer organization) and health (with a focus on non-communicable diseases and a special emphasis on mental health).
The SFS outcome supports family farming systems by strengthening their resilience functions as food providers for the Cambodian society.
The intended approach combines the increase of agricultural productivity through agroecological practices, the increase of revenues, and the improvement of the socio-economic environment.
This is to be achieved through: The promotion of Farmer-to-Farmer-led (F2F) extension systems, technical and managerial innovations, and co-investments in agroecological production assets; The creation of value-addition and the reach to remunerative markets by upgrading sustainable and inclusive value-chains of agroecological products; Supporting farmers representatives’ initiatives to address constraints and opportunities during dialogues with the private sector and the government, to promote gender-inclusive governance models, and to foster policies in favour of small-scale farmers.