Welcome
To provide the services in the field of agriculture, livestock, livelihood, construction of infrastructure, environment, advocacy/ democracy/ human rights and women empowerment in rural communities with intention to reduce poverty and to promote an open and right based society.
Our Team Members
Prof. Maung Maung Htwe (Patron)
M.Sc (Horticulture)
University of the Philippines (1965-67)
B.Sc (Yangon University) (1965-1961)
U Maung Maung Htwe is retired professor who worked for 30 years at the Agricultural Botany Dept., Yezin Agriculture University.
Dr. Myo Kywe (Chief Advisor)
B.Ag. (Institute of Agriculture 1979); M.Agr.St. (Crop Science) UQ, Australia 1989
Dr.Agri. (Uni Kassel) Germany 2006
He is Former Chairman of the National Education Policy Commission (NEPC) and Former Rector of Yezin Agricultural University (YAU) in Myanmar. He has worked at YAU since he graduated in 1979 until July 2018. My specialization is Agronomy. He obtained a Bachelor's degree in General Agriculture (B.Ag.) from YAU in 1979. He obtained his Master's degree (M.Agr.St.) specializing in Crop Science at the University of Queensland, Australia in 1989. He received his Ph.D. degree in Agronomy - Crop Rotation at the University of Kassel, Germany in 2006. His fields of specialization are Agronomy, Farming Systems, Crop Science, Agroecology, Agroforestry, Higher and Vocational Education (TVET), and Educational Policy. He has been working as a Chief Advisor of Golden Plain (GP) in Myanmar since July 2021 till now. He has been organizing a Knowledge Sharing Program (KSP) every Saturday Night for nearly two years as well as teaching online and face-to-face training on ‘Basic Agricultural Science, Agroforestry, Environmental Conservation, English for Academic Purposes (ESP), Career Readiness in Employability, etc.’. He also has been writing articles on ‘Basic Agricultural Science’ on the Green Way App/ Facebook (Social Media) for Myanmar Farmers every week and published these articles as a Book (Volume One). He has published more than 20 scientific articles and supervised around 40 (M.Sc./Ph.D.) students both in Agriculture and Botany.
E-mail : myokywe@taxila.edu.mm, kywe.myo@gmail.com
Phone No. : 09793246996
LinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/in/myo-kywe-98768357/
Prof. Dr. Tin Ngwe (Lead Advisor)
Ruminant Nutritionist
Pro-rector and rector of University of Veterinary Science(Retired).
Advisor, Golden Plain Livelihood Development Co-operative Ltd,.
Prof. Dr. Tin Ngwe is a renowned veterinary scientist with over 35 years of experience in animal science, nutrition, and veterinary education. He served as Rector of the University of Veterinary Science (UVS), Yezin, Nay Pyi Taw from 2009 to 2013 and currently acts as an advisor to the Golden Plain Livelihood Development Cooperative Ltd. He has held various academic and leadership roles, including President of the Myanmar Veterinary Association (2019–2023) and Auditor of the Executive Board at the Federation of Asian Veterinary Associations (FAVA). He had also served as a consultant and technical advisor to FAO and the Ministry of Livestock in Myanmar. He worked as a technical advisor to the Ministry of Livestock, Fisheries, and Rural Development. He is a long-time member of the Myanmar Academy of Agricultural, Forestry, Livestock and Fisheries and the Ethical Research Committee at UVS. He has received multiple honors from the Government of Myanmar, including the Good Civil Servant Award and the Best Research Paper Award from the Myanmar Academy. His research specializes in ruminant nutrition, focusing on rice straw digestion, local feed resources, and synchronization of ruminal nutrients. Prof. Dr. Tin Ngwe has authored over 70 scientific papers published both nationally and internationally. His dedication to teaching and research continues to shape veterinary science in Myanmar. His academic background is complemented by a strong international exposure through seminars, workshops, and scientific visits across Asia and the Pacific.
Daw Htwe Htwe Aung (Chairperson)
Bachelor of Agriculture (B.Ag) , Diploma in Political Science
Mrs. Htwe Htwe Aung is a highly accomplished agriculture and development professional with over four decades of dedicated service in Myanmar. She holds a Bachelor of Agriculture( Yezin) and Diploma in Political Science ( Yangon University). Her extensive career is marked by exceptional expertise in project management, government relations, and providing technical advisory services. She possesses deep technical knowledge in sustainable agriculture, value chain development, Responsible Agriculture Investment (RAI) and MSME capacity building. She is a founder and Chairperson of the Golden Plain Livelihood Development Services Cooperative Ltd. since 2004. Throughout her career, she has managed large-scale, donor-funded projects in partnership with entities like JGGP,UNDP, JICA, and LIFT. Her work has covered critical areas such as post-disaster livelihood recovery, soil restoration, poverty alleviation, women empowerment and community development. Her long and impactful career demonstrates a profound commitment to fostering sustainable livelihoods and driving community development across the nation.
E-mail address : htwehtweaung@goldenplain.org
Our GP Advisors
Our Services
- Providing technical training (Agriculture , Livestock and Livelihood ) for rural communities
- Consulting in the field of Rural Development
- Construction in the field of Rural Development
- Consulting of communities infrastructure
- Complementing the project funded by Lift, EU,UNDP,JICA
Expertise
- On site seed production & mangrove rehabilitation in Labutta. (JICA)
- Recovery of paddy production project in Pauk Taw. (Save the Children/LIFT)
- Inle Lake conservation and rehabilitation project in Kalaw, Pindaya, Nyaung Shwe (UNDP).
- Human Rights & Democracy Trainings in Pyarpon & Dedaye (FNF/US Embassy)
MSC
Golden Plain performed in Reveal International Project in 30 target villages in Mahlaing and Ayartaw townships, Mandalay Region in 2011-2013 aiming to improve the livelihoods of the rural communities by giving the livelihood trainings. Daw Khin Win Myint, woman headed, owned 5 acres of cultivated land is an outstanding beneficiary in Dahatan village, Mahlaing township.