MetKasekor has been primarily supported by CIRAD, CE SAIN, Swisscontact, and Kansas State University since 2021. The endorsement by PDAFFs of Battambang and Preah Vihear and the involvement of organizations like Conservation Agriculture Research for Development Center (CARDEC) have been pivotal in steering the model towards its current triumphs. The guidance of the MetKasekor Steering Committee, led by H.E. Dr. CHAN Saruth, Chair of the Executive Board of CASIC, has also played a crucial role. However, as the model evolves, the focus shifts to ensure its sustainability. For this purpose, three distinct pathways were discussed: Pathway 1: Funded through DEAFF, this approach relies on technical and financial support from the department's annual budget planning. Pathway 2: This pathway involves support from the Provincial budget, where financial assistance is provided by the respective provincial governors through their annual budgets. Technical implementation is then carried out by the Provincial Department of Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries (PDAFF). Pathway 3: Drawing on the Skills Development Fund (SDF) of the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF), this pathway entails possible financial support through a budget proposal by DEAFF. Once approved by SDF, DEAFF would extend technical assistance to the relevant PDAFFs working closely with the Agriculture Cooperatives (Acs) and other private sector actors. Notably, MetKasekor synergizes with two parallel government initiatives: KropouchKasekor (Department of Crop Seeds), promoting cover crops, and SevaKasekor (Department of Engineering), endorsing agroecology machinery and services and the provision of the no-till services. These two initiatives will work hand in hand with MetKasekor. As the meeting unfolded, stakeholders from various departments directly under the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries (MAFF) and the General Directorate of Agriculture (GDA) participated in concrete discussions on each pathway to seek the future direction for MetKasekor. Looking ahead, MetKasekor's expansion plans encompass four new provinces, slated for the year 2025. These provinces—Kratie, Tbong Khmum, Svay Rieng, and Kampong Thom—will enjoy dedicated support, either through the Innovation for Sustainable Agriculture (ISA) program by Swisscontact or the WAT4CAM program (Phase 1) by MoWRAM and MAFF, backed by AFD and EU. Meanwhile, Battambang and Preah Vihear will continue to be nurtured by DEAFF's support, alongside technical guidance from CARDEC.