Technical Partners

Care International is "a global confederation of 14 member and 6 candidate and 1 affiliate organisations working together to end poverty". CCL and Care start up a partneship in 2014 among the NU-PCR project. Since then, Care and CCL have been working together in Phongsaly and Luang Namtha provinces and are currently partners within the Scaling Project.

Learn more: care-international.org

ChildFund in Laos is "the representative office of ChildFund Australia – an independent international development organisation that works to reduce poverty for children in developing communities". CCL and ChildFund started to work together in 2018, within the Scaling project set up in Phongsaly, LuangNamtha, LuangPrabang and Huaphan provinces.

Learn more: childfund.org.la

The Lao civil society organisation COSKA (Cooperation for development and support to local Knowledge Association) has been established in 2013 and officialy registered in 2021. COSKA is dedicated to "improve the livelihoods of rural communities without any discrimination. In particular, support to sustainable agriculture and food security, access to health services, access to education and knowledge, support income generating activities in a sustainable environment". Since 2013, CCL is accompanying and supporting the creation and the strengthening of COSKA.

Farmerleaf is a tea small scale factory in Yunnan province, China. Dedicated to high quality Jingmai Pu-erh tea, as well as Oolong and White tea production, Farmerleaf provides technical expertise on tea processing and marketing to the CCL, through the Nyot Ou project.

Learn more: farmer-leaf.com

FishBio is a fisheries and natural resource specialist firm capable of addressing a wide range of challenges in fisheries research, monitoring, and conservation. CCL and FishBio are starting a parternship in 2021, to conduct research and conservation activities on the endemic fish Luciocyprinus striolatus.

Learn more: fishbio.com/laos

The International office for Water (OiEau) is a French non-profit association created in 1991, focussing on water and aquatic environments, biodiversity, the circular economy, the small and large water cycles, and climate change adaptation. CCL and the IOW entered into a formal partnership in 2022, within the framework of the actions undertaken by both IOW and CCL in the Bolikhamxay province (Nam Sa river basin).

Learn more: https://www.oieau.org/en/

The Institute for Research and Application of development Methods (IRAM) is an associative consultancy firm working on international development since 1957. Since 2017, CCL and IRAM are implementing the Technical Assistance to the Lao government, beneficiating to the displaced communities from the Nakay Plateau (Nakai Plateau – Livestock,  Agriculture & Fisheries Project).

Learn more: iram-fr.org/home.html

Kinnari is a German-Lao company based in Vientiane and dedicated to tea lovers. Kinnari provides expertise on tea production, benchmarking and marketing to CCL's projects and activities on tea value chain, especially in Nyot Ou district.

Learn more: kinnaritea.com and facebook.com/kinnaritea

The French association ALL is CCL's partner since 2013, for activities related to health, sanitation and water access in Oudomxay Province.

Learn more: amislorrainsdulaos.org

The Land Information Working Group is a network of civil society organisations, consisting in around 40 core members organisations and 180 individual supporting members, created in 2007. CCL is a core member of LIWG since 2012. CCL is supporting LIWG through participating in the LIWG governance committee, working with the LIFE project to raise capacity building of civil society and government staff, facilitating the setting up of thematic studies such as the Women Land Rights Study in 2019-2020.

Learn more: laolandinfo.org/en

MHH is a Lao organisation, created by a group of young clowns who started to set up shows to children in Vientiane. Since 2018, CCL and MHH are working together to raise awareness to villagers and students, thanks to the power of laughter, on complex issues (sanitation, waste management, nutrition, environment).

PCD is a French association created in 1992 by doctors and technicians specialised in anatomo-pathology and cyto-pathology and willing to support their colleagues from less developed countries. PCD is a partner for the CAFELA project since 2019.

Learn more (in French): https://pcdonline.fr/index.php/qui-sommes-nous/

RDA is a Lao association, working on capacity building of rural communities, mainly on education, environment, gender and health issues. RDA and CCL started a parternship in 2016 in Luang Namtha and Phongsaly provinces, to support the villagers throught the "Community Lead Total Sanitation".

Learn more: rda.org.la

SAEDA is a Lao association working since 1991, mainly on farming diversification, agroecology and pesticide issues with Lao updland communities. CCL & SAEDA started up a partnership in 2012, within the Right to Food project in Xiengkhouang province. Currently SAEDA is involved in the implementation of the projects in Nyot Ou (P3T) and Oudomxay (ADAEBio), for activities related to pesticide issues.

Learn more: saeda.net and facebook.com/saeda.lao

Save the Children is an international NGO working in Laos since 1987 on children’s rights to education, health, protection. CCL and SCI started to work together in 2018 among the Scaling project, implemented in Phongsaly, LuangNamtha, LuangPrabang and Huaphan provinces.

Learn more: laos.savethechildren.net

SCD is a French sending organization of volunteers for long-term missions, the origins of which date back to 1959. SCD is accredited by the French Ministry of Foreign affairs and International development and French Agence du Service civique. CCL and SCD launched a partnership in 2022 to create VSI missions. The VSI (Volontariat de Solidarité International) is a French acknowledged status for the recruitment of qualified experienced professionals willing to provide their expertise to international NGO.

Learn more: https://scd.asso.fr/anglais/

T.h.erroir is a French association created in 2018 by AgroParisTech students. CCL and T.h.erroir have jointly set up studies on tea production and tea value chain in Laos.

Learn more: facebook.com/t.h.erroirlao

The World Wide Fund for Nature is present in Laos since the late 1980s. CCL and WWF started to work together in 2020 to set up biodiversity surveys and strengthening of local governance on biodiversity and wildlife conservation issues.

Learn more: wwf.org.la