Our Governance and Team
Multi-stakeholder governance is at the core of the SRP system
Organizational Structure
The General Assembly functions as the SRP’s highest decision-making body, and meets annually to perform statutory functions and provide policy guidance.
Reporting to the General Assembly, the SRP Board advises on the strategy and action plans to ensure that the SRP achieves its objectives.
The SRP Secretariat is responsible for the overall management and coordination of SRP’s programmes, partnerships, communications and resource mobilization initiatives to advance the Strategic Plan and Annual Action Plans.
Two operational committees (Technical and Monitoring & Evaluation) allow members to help shape our goals, tools and activities.
SRP Organizational Structure

General Assembly
SRP seeks to ensure all stakeholders have an equal and transparent opportunity to influence decisions and outcomes on SRP’s policies and operations, and on the design and management of our normative tools.
The foundation for the SRP governance system is its members. The primary authority of members is exercised through the General Assembly, which functions as the SRP’s highest decision-making body and meets annually to perform statutory functions and provide policy guidance. Voting rights and process are defined in the Articles of Association.
Between Annual General Assemblies, four functional entities carry out the operations of the organisation: the SRP Board, the SRP Secretariat, the Technical Committee, and the Monitoring and Evaluation Committee.
SRP Board
The SRP Board is elected by the General Assembly and oversees management of the global organisation on behalf of all members. It has a statutory responsibility for ‘general management and control’ of the organization. The Board is skills-based and comprises elected members representing key stakeholder constituencies. The Board is supported by two Board Committees.
The Board Committee on Governance and Risk (view Terms of Reference) is responsible for: periodic review of statutory and guiding documents notably the Articles of Association and Bylaws; review of legal status and agreements to meet governance requirements; assessing and tracking risk and governance-related issues with respect to SRP’s strategy; review of management, including risk management, structures, including day to day management structures; and advising on and reviewing national implementation structures.
The Board Committee on Finance and Business Development (view Terms of Reference) oversees and provides strategic input and guidance to the Secretariat and Board to support SRP’s finances, operations and business development. Additionally, the FBDC provides the Secretariat with guidance to facilitate operationalization and review of the SRP 5-Year Strategic Plan 2020-2024 and Annual Action Plans, as well as ad hoc guidance on resource mobilization. Finally, FBDC is responsible for ensuring alignment on governance matters with the Governance and Risk Committee.
Meet our Board Members

Keith Jones
ChairBayer, Corteva, Syngenta

Bas Bouman
Vice-ChairInternational Rice Research Institute

Alan Johnson
Resource Mobilization Committee ChairInternational Finance Corporation

Dr. Robert Zeigler
Governance and Risk Committee ChairNetZeroAg Ltd

Catur Utami Dewi
Board MemberRikolto

Bruno Fischer
Board MemberFoodtech Solutions (Thailand) Co., Ltd

Anoushka Harris
Board MemberABF UK Grocery Group/Westmill Foods Co Ltd

Dr. Arjumand Nizami
Board MemberHelvetas Swiss Intercooperation

Adrian Sym
Board MemberAlliance for Water Stewardship

Shahid Hussain Tarer
Board MemberGalaxy Rice Mills (Pvt) Ltd.

Marci Baranski
(Observer)UN Environment
SRP Secretariat
The SRP Secretariat is currently located in Bangkok, Thailand, and is led by the Executive Director, reporting directly to the SRP Board. The Secretariat manages and coordinates all SRP’s programmes and activities and is responsible for implementing the Annual Workplan under the Board’s oversight. Its roles and responsibilities fall into four broad categories: Operations (administration, membership and finance), Programmes, Communications and Resource Mobilization.
Meet our Team

Wyn Ellis
Executive Director
Natjaree (Nat) Sovajatsatakul
Managing Director of SRP Services
Mhwe Myat Myat Moe
Finance Manager
Benyapa (Ben) Lerttrakulchai
Finance and Administration Officer
Trusti Yuni Widiastuti
Standard and Assurance Manager
Nattarikarn (Pla) Thongsomboon
Monitoring, Reporting and Impacts Officer
Umer Maqsood
Capacity Development Manager and MEL Adviser
Roong Tepkaew
Communications and Membership ManagerTechnical Committee
The SRP Technical Committee (TC) (view Terms of Reference) is appointed by, and reports to, the SRP Board via the Executive Director. The SRP TC serves in an advisory capacity as a standing committee, providing technical guidance on management and revision of the SRP Standard and Performance Indicators, the Assurance Scheme and other related normative documents, the training program and farmer support tools.
Monitoring and Evaluation Committee
The SRP Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) Committee (view Terms of Reference) is appointed by the SRP Board. The M&E Committee is concerned primarily with the collection, aggregation, analysis and reporting of SRP project data generated by members and partner projects around the world. This committee will provide oversight over development of an ICT-based system-wide reporting architecture for SRP, make recommendations to the Board on selection of provider(s) to develop an ICT-based system-wide reporting architecture for SRP; and advise on policies and procedures for data management, data privacy and legal compliance, security and linkages with global reporting frameworks.
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