Myra Cabantac

Public Partnership Officer & Asst. To The President at IIRR

Myra Cabantac has a diverse work experience. Myra started in 2006 as Development Director at ARCHIVE Global. Myra then worked as a Fundraising Intern and later as a Community Fundraising Officer at The Haemophilia Society in 2008. In 2013, they served as a Project and Development Officer at Verein Kinder in Kenia Basel. From 2017 to 2019, they became a Humanities & Social Sciences Senior High Educator at the Department of Education. Their most recent role is serving as Public Partnership Officer & Asst. to the President at the International Institute of Rural Reconstruction starting in 2019.

Myra Cabantac has a diverse education history. Myra completed their MA in African Studies with a focus on Social Anthropology & History at the University of Basel from 2009 to 2013. Prior to that, they pursued their MA in European Studies specializing in Cultural Sciences and Politics at the European-University Viadrina from 2006 to 2008. Myra also studied International Business Management (IBA) at the same university from 2004 to 2006. In 2000, Myra completed their Bachelor of Science in Tourism with a concentration in Tourism and Travel Services Management at the University of Santo Tomas. No additional information is available about their education at the European-University Viadrina.

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IIRR

IIRR is one of the world's leading rural-focused NGOs. Since 1960, our mission has been to help empower rural communities so that they can take charge of their own success. Our programs across health, education, environment, food systems and economic empowerment have been delivered in over 50 countries, directly impacting the lives of more than 44 million people. Africa and Asia are home to nearly 90% of the world's rural population, currently estimated at approx. 3.4 billion people globally. That is 45% of people on Earth. In much the same way that IIRR was called upon by UNICEF and the British Government to assist in the Ebola epidemic, we are working with existing and new partners to reach marginalized communities already being affected by the pandemic. This is far from a hopeless issue. With our commitment to innovation, we work with our partners to ensure those impact investments made in our food security, regenerative agriculture, health systems, and other programs generate a robust social return. Will you join our fight to end extreme rural poverty?


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