Monirath is the president of the Khmer Youth Association (KYA) through vote elections from KYA members in 2020. As president of KYA, taking on leadership responsibilities resembles being a role model to inspire colleagues and put effort into strategic planning and policy compliance. The specific experience covers working with youth and other networks, partners in diverse working cultures, and achieving. An experienced development worker has a wide range of skills in program management, proposal writing, advocacy, partnership building, leading and managing organizational development, monitoring, evaluation, project management, coordination events with partners and networks at national and subnational levels, as well as developing the organization strategy. As a partner with Plan International Cambodia, she is a member of the steering committees that MoWA is chairman, focusing on empowering girls and young women’s leadership and being involved in social development, as well as taking a role in their community. The specific experience covers working with youth in diverse working cultures and achieving high-quality results. Further, in the capacity of permanent member and advisor, he greatly contributed to external agencies such as UNDP. As a project coordinator, Monirath provided capacity development on climate change to youth. Education is crucial to promoting climate action, leadership skills, and gender equality to ensure that the youth understand and address the impacts of the climate crisis and relevant issues, empowering them with the knowledge, skills, values, and attitudes needed to act as agents of change. In terms of training capacity, Monirath had experience developing training curriculum and modules for teaching NGO staff and youth various soft skills and being the speaker to share media information and literacy with youth and other NGOs during national and international events. Moreover, Monirath is also an advisor for the Cambodia Young Women Empowerment Network (CYWEN), which is her volunteer work with other diverse women in Cambodia. Her role with CYWEN is to ensure Cambodian society has a young woman resource who is full of self-confidence, has the ability, and is valuable to participate in the decision-making process for the development of society. As a member of the UN Youth Advisory Panel, Monirath assisted UNDP in organizing a workshop on youth issues on International Day, comprising International Women’s Day and International Youth Day, in particular, working with other members to bring issues of youth to the UN agency.