Pon Dorina
Field-Work Coordinator
Ms Pon Dorina joined CDRI as a research assistant in 1996. She has been the fieldwork coordinator for CDRI since 2012. She has rich experience in supervising fieldwork (both quantitative and qualitative), moderating focus group discussions and taking notes, processing data and generating simple tables from primary household survey data. Currently she is assisting the GMS-Net program. Previously she worked as a government official at the Ministry of Women’s Affairs.
Email: dorina@cdri.org.kh
Related Publications
International Publications
2001
Technical Assistance and Capacity Development in an Aid-dependent Economy: The Experience of Cambodia
Working Papers 18
2000
Technical Assistance and Capacity Development at the School of Agriculture Prek Leap
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