Hartwig De Haen

Professor emeritus at Department of Agricultural Economics and Rural Develoment, University of Göttingen/Germany; former ADG at FAO (Economic and Social Development Department). Member of Supervisory Board of German Agro Action (Deutsche Welthungerhilfe) and member of the Science and Policy Advisory Panel, CGIAR Research Program - Policies, Institutions, and Markets (CRP2) .

Amrita Poudel

Me Amrita Poudel, an Agriculture graduate, working in non-profiteering Agriculture Institute as Agriculture Officer from last three years. we are working for sustainable, Eco-friendly farming technology. we have developed a complete package of pesticide residue free farming practices. recently, we are disseminating this technology in Afghanistan, Bhutan, India and Nepal.

Joost Vervoort

Joost Vervoort works at the Environmental Change Institute, University of Oxford. He is employed as the Scenarios Officer for Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security (CCAFS), a global program of the Global Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research (CGIAR) that focuses on adaptation to progressive climate change, short-term climate variability and risk and climate change mitigation in the service of improved food security, environmental health and livelihoods in the developing world.

Bisheshwor Pandey

I am currently working at Nepal Agricultural Research Council (NARC), Nepal as Scientist, S-1; agronomist. I conduct research on cereals, legumes and oilseed crops.

I have completed M. Sc. Ag. (Agronomy) from Tribhuvan University, Nepal

Marie de Lattre-Gasquet

Holder of an MBA and a PhD in economics and management, and auditor of the Institut des hautes études pour la science et la technologie, I have began my career at ISNAR, one of the CGIAR centers .
In 1988, I joined CIRAD as a researcher in the Foresight and agricultural policies research unit. There I was responsible for several foresight exercices and participated to the evaluation of research programs.

Andrew Ward

Andrew Ward is a Program Officer in the CGIAR Consortium Office based in Montpellier in France where he has been based since May 2011. He is particularly interested in issues concerned with getting research to fulfill its development potential which starts before the research begins and so links with issues of foresight. Previous to joining the CGIAR he worked on the DFID funded Research into Use programme and previous to that the DFID funded Crop Protection Programme. He tries to maintain a balance of science (social and natural) and development interests.

Po Rin

FLIFLY is an NGO which is non profit, non political party and democratic principle without discrimination. FLIFLY does not involve in any political parties and is not used to support any politicians such as materials, funds or human resources. To effectively and efficiently facilitate and support credit unions, sustainable agriculture communities and vocational training centers in sustainable holistic development activities to reduce poverty and hunger of rural farmers in Cambodia.

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