Cambodian Learning Facilitators (CamLefa) is a team of  independent Cambodian development practitioners. Under slogan “Learn to make a difference...”, we are striving for positive changes within the development sector through our learning relationships that enhance personal and professional development.

 

We have over a decade of professional experience in capacity development in the development sector.

 

This is a learning home page, initiated and developed by

Mr. Leng Chhay encouraged and supported and  by a range of his development friends and colleagues.

 

We wish to engage people in a learning journey. We are willing to share our experience and best practice regarding capacity development in the development sector.

 

 
 

Thanks to the support team for their   on-going technical support to this home page.

 

Mr. Rinn Vuthputhywong (IT)

Mr. Hak Vannak  (IT)

Mr. Conor Boyle (TA)

Sam Sarath (Cartoonist)

 

 

 

 

 

Annual reflection 2008

 

Learn to make a difference...                  www.camlefa.org

 

 

 

Click on the picture to see bigger size of the cartoon.

 

Our core team members:

 

Leng Chhay, OD Consultant

Dy Davuth, Financial Consultant

Meas Nee, Development Consultant

Tou Tony, Evaluation Consultant

 

And many other members, who are occasionally available.

 

We have learning network with many development colleagues in Cambodia and in the world.

 

Our network members have shared useful learning and many online resources so that we are well up-dated about development trends and newly capacity building initiatives. 

 

 

 

Short Articles on

Learning & Organization Development

For anyone, who doesn't like reading long articles...

On the page

Facilitation of learning

 

 

If YOU (Cambodians or Expatriates) wish to contribute small

learning articles

(in English or Khmer),

to be publish in this website, please

write to us !

Welcome!

 

 

You can also enjoy

reading stories, jokes,

or many pictures.

 

Please visit the page

Stories and Jokes

 

 

WORKING IN CAMBODIA

Perspectives on the complexities of  Cambodians and Expatriates working together.

Read more

 

 

USEFUL LINKS