Nak Akphivath Sahakum (NAS)

Contact Details

Mr. Savun Sam Ol

Executive Director

Mobile Phone : (855) 12 907 025

Office Phone : (855) 42 942 050

Email address : nascamb@camintel.com or savunsamol@yahoo.com

Address: #208 Street 7 old, Village 7, Kampong Cham Commune, Kampong Cham district

Kampong Cham Province, Cambodia

Mail to CCC Box: 276, Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Background

Nak Akphivath Sahakum (NAS) is a non profit, non governmental and non political organization,

established in 1997 in Kampong Cham province by a group of Cambodian Engineer, Agronomist

and a Rural Development Agent led by Savun Sam Ol committed to better living quality of the

poorest of the poor including women-headed households vulnerable people with hopless,

HIV/AIDS/ chronic diseases and orphans and vulnerable children (OVC) and their families. NAS

has been registered with provincial governor in 1997 and with the Ministry of Interior, Royal

Government of Cambodia in 1999. NAS organization coverred two administrative districts, 1 OD

(Choeung Prey-Batheay) with the total of 8 health centers, 15 communes and 96 villages.

Vision

Most Vulnerable People of Cambodian obtain healthy, safety and quality of life as their rights based.

Mission Statement

Build partner in transformational development, creative initiatives, and empower economic

environment for vulnerable women, children and families.

Human Resources

10 of 16 full time staff, 9 part time staff, 12 team volunteer, and 43 villages volunteers supported

through KHANA.

Sources of Funding

• USAID and Global Fund through KHANA

• WFP through KHANA

• Other donors: CONCERN WOLRDWIDE and Ingenieurs Sans Frontiers (ISF)-France50

NAS 2008

Program

Project through KHANA:

• Integrated Care and Prevention (ICP) for PLHIV and OVC

• Food support to PLHIV and OVC

Other Projects:

Rural Livelihoods Improving Projects (RLIP)

• Natural Resources Management (NRM): Improving Access to irrigation water system

• Support IGA and capacity building to beneficiaries. Other activities include awareness raising

and advocacy, marketing of agriculture products and commune council and communities

participation in LPP (Local Planning Process), DWIP (District Workshop on Integrated plan),

CIP (Commune Integrated Plan).

• ISF, France and Sahakum Kasekor Yeung (SKY)-Farmer/Agriculture Cooperatives Project