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A Dutch national with over two decades of experience in project initiation, implementation, and impact and evaluation research across qualitative and quantitative methodologies. Specializes in longitudinal research, women's economic development, youth employment, MSME development, and digital payments among low-income populations. Holds a Master's in Agriculture from Wageningen University, The Netherlands (1992).

Over a decade of experience in research and development across higher education, NGOs, and consulting firms, spanning research design, data management, analysis, and reporting. Contributed to international publications on food safety, livelihoods, food security, and climate change in Southeast Asia. Holds a Master's in Rural Economics and Sociology from the University of Liège (2010).

Specializes in experimental and behavioral economics, macroeconomic modeling, development macroeconomics, energy, and applied econometrics. Over 24 years of experience overseeing multi-country research initiatives, with substantial contributions to the literature on migration and development. Has taught and worked across Australia, Bangladesh, Canada, New Zealand, and the UAE.

Holds a Ph.D. in Economics from Lincoln University, New Zealand, and master's degrees from James Cook University and the Royal University of Phnom Penh. Research focuses on international trade, economic development, and public policy, with notable publications on Cambodia–China trade and mobile app adoption among SMEs. Since 2015, has lectured and researched at leading Cambodian universities, supervising Ph.D. theses and consulting for international organizations.

Recognized regionally for expertise in flood risk assessment, climate extremes, and water disaster prevention. Earned a Ph.D. in Hydrology and Disaster Prevention Engineering from Kyoto University and a Master's from Kyungpook National University. Leads research on flood forecasting, inundation modeling, climate change impact assessment, and early warning systems; published in leading international journals and an active member of AGU and EGU.

Expertise spans research and analysis, academic development, leadership, and program management with a monitoring and evaluation focus. Holds a Master's in Development Studies and has led research for UNDP, UNICEF, UNFPA, and Save the Children, covering the full research cycle — from design and sampling to tool development, data analysis (SPSS, STATA), and report writing. Lectures on social work research and community practice at the Royal University of Phnom Penh.

Serves as an Advisor at Cambodia's Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training, specializing in labor market dynamics and economic policy. Completed a Ph.D. in International Studies from Waseda University and an MA in Economics from the International University of Japan. Technical expertise includes econometric analysis, data visualization, and statistical modeling using STATA, Python, and Tableau; research interests center on FDI impacts, international trade, and labor market analysis.

A graduate in Data Science from Cambodia's Institute of Technology, delivering end-to-end data and AI solutions with expertise in Python-based machine learning and real-world analytics. Work spans the complete data lifecycle, including NLP solutions for the Khmer language and retrieval-augmented generation systems, serving agriculture, SMEs, and development sectors.

A fourth-year Social Science student majoring in International Relations at Paññāsāstra University of Cambodia. Through his internship, is developing practical skills in research processes, data collection, and analytical thinking, with a focus on research and education development supporting inclusive, sustainable advancement.

A senior International Relations student at Paññāsāstra University of Cambodia, gaining hands-on experience in the practical application of research and data-driven studies. Committed to supporting impactful research that informs decision-making and development outcomes.