Rural Economic and Agriculture Development Agency

Business Overview

Sivatha Road, #147 Phum Mondul I, Sangkat Svay Dangkum, Siem Reap Cambodia (Next to Beeline)

 

Rural Economic & Agriculture Development Agency (READA) is a Cambodian non-political, non-religious organization which focuses its efforts on rural community development and livelihood improvement. READA was established in 2004 by Cambodian volunteers and former employees of AGRISUD International and was subsequently registered with the Ministry of Interior in 2005 (Number 090 sCN).

 

Rural Economic & Agriculture Development Agency (READA)

is a Cambodian non-political, non-religious organization which focuses its efforts on rural community development and livelihood improvement. READA was established in 2004 by Cambodian volunteers and former employees of AGRISUD International and was subsequently registered with the Ministry of Interior in 2005 (Number 090 sCN).

In September 2011, READA received the internationally recognized GPP certification on Governance and Professional Practices. GPP, which is coordinated by Cooperation Committee for Cambodia (CCC), is a collective response by NGOs to professionalize and strengthen the NGO sector in Cambodia by encouraging and promoting NGO accountability and good organizational practice. READA is among the first 32 NGOs in Cambodia to have successfully completed the certification process.

VISION

Our vision is for impoverished rural communities to achieve advanced socio-economic autonomy through gaining the necessary knowledge, skills & access to services to undertake and pursue sustainable livelihood activities (ranging from agriculture to small and medium businesses) whilst also increasing awareness on social and health issues. 

MISSION

To build and strengthen the rural community’s capacity in order to achieve long term sustainability through:

• Poverty reduction 

• Imported agricultural products reduction

• Chemical reduction and natural resources caring • Equity and Equality Development 

• Family and SME income generation improvement

• Improve of rural product value chains+855-63-690-2760. Working hour 8:00AM-5:30PM, Mon-Sat

Contact to Rural Economic & Agriculture Development Agency (READA)

Address: Address: Sivatha Road, #147 Phum Mondul I, Sangkat Svay Dangkum, Siem Reap Cambodia (Next to Beeline)

Tel:+855-63-690-2760

http://www.readacambodia.org

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