1 November 2016 | 27707 views | Governance and Policy
Dr Eduardo Leano, Director General BSc, MSc, PhD
Serves as chief executive officer; directs NACA programme in accordance to a Regional Work Programme formulated and endorsed by the Technical Advisory Committee and approved every 5 years by the Governing Council; manages the NACA Secretariat. Also manages the Regional Aquatic Animal Health Programme and provides specialist advice on aquatic animal health matters. Provides assistance to countries in the Asia-Pacific region on the assessment of health status, institutional development and other activities in strengthening national programmes on aquatic animal health management, disease surveillance and reporting, and other health management measures. Serves as secretary to the Regional Advisory Group on Aquatic Animal Health Management.
Ph +66-2 561 1728 ext 117.
Email: eduardo 'at' enaca.org
Mr Hassanai Kongkeo, Technical Assistant to the Director-General BSc MSc (Microbiology, Chemical Engineering)
Provides advice on technical aspects of aquaculture and performs functions of a Senior Aquaculturist, managing and coordinating NACA's aquaculture development research and training programme, provides advice to NACA collaborating centres on research and training matters; liaises with the host government and manages internal financial audit.
Ph +66-2 561 1728 ext. 110
Email: hassanai.kongkeo 'at' enaca.org
Mr Simon Wilkinson, Manager, Information and Networking BSc (Hons) Grad. Dip. (Aquaculture)
Manages NACA's Information and Networking Program. This includes design and management of the NACA website and related programming; production of NACA's publications and magazine Aquaculture Asia; planning and operating the information support components of NACA projects; and providing advice and technical assistance to NACA Collaborating Centres on information and communications for development support, including training in website design.
Ph +66-2 561 1728
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Mr Chokanan Prompichai, Manager, Education and Training Programme BSc MSc (Aquaculture)
Manages the Education and Training Programme. Designs, organises, and implements training programmes and study tours. Assists the Director General in organising and executing regional training activities. Supports knowledge exchange between experts and organisations, monitors the progress of NACA's work plan, and provides recommendations to ensure successful project implementation.
Ph: +66 2 561 1728
Email: chokanan 'at' enaca.org
Mr Surapong Chaocheawchan, Information and Communication Technology Specialist MSc, Computer Science
Assists in developing the information and communication technology and strategy (eNACA) programme; develops and supervises the operation of the various databases and information systems in NACA; undertakes other activities related to ICT, including maintaining the NACA webservers, email facilities and LAN.
Ph +66-2 561 1728 ext. 107
Email: surapong 'at' enaca.org
Ms Sanghamitra B. Nayak, Professional Associate BSc (Hons), MSc, PhD
Full time Professional Associate for implementation of the ongoing IDRC /NACA project Knowledge brokering for nature-based solutions in aquaculture and transformation in Asia-Pacific: Support to the Aquaculture Innovation and Investment Hub. Coordinates project project activities and monitors progress with country teams and national focal points in Thailand, Philippines and Fiji, and with FutureFish in private sector scoping activities for development of the Aquaculture Innovation and Investment Hub for Asia-Pacific.
Ph +66-2 561 1728 ext. 113
Email: sanghamitra 'at' enaca.org
Ms Wella Udomlarp, Administrative and Finance Officer BSc
Coordinates finances and accounts, contracts, and travel and manages administrative functions for the Secretariat.
Ph +66-2 561 1728 ext. 101
Email: wella 'at' enaca.org
PO Box 1040, Kasetsart Post Office
Bangkok, 10903
THAILAND
Ph: +66-2 561 1728
Fax: +66-2 561 1727
Suraswadi Building, Department of Fisheries
Kasetsart University Campus
Ladyao, Jatujak, Bangkok 10900
THAILAND
Email: info 'at' enaca.org.
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