Health Programme
Cambodia Malaria Elimination
District and community level malaria control and elimination activities, focused on migrants, mobile populations and workers crossing the border to Thailand.
Cambodia Malaria Elimination in numbers
- 15,000
- High-risk population reached
- 250
- Villages
- 250
- Village malaria workers
Reaching mobile and migrant populations
What we are actually solving
The project contributes to malaria control and elimination through district and community level activities, with particular focus on reaching vulnerable populations: migrants, mobile populations, and workers who cross the border to Thailand as farm workers and who face barriers to accessing malaria control services.
Phase I ran in Battambang and Pailin. Phase II extended the work to Battambang and Koh Kong.
Our approach
Three things we insist on
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Cross-border focus
Services designed around people who move for work, and who fall between health systems as a result.
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District and community
Activities at both operational district and village level across twenty health centre catchment areas.
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Village malaria workers
250 village malaria workers and 150 village health support groups delivering locally.
Programmes that work alongside this one
All programmes-
EpiC Malaria
Sustaining lifesaving malaria services at community level and for at-risk populations along the Thai border, through village and mobile malaria workers.
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Clean Hands Healthy Babies
Reducing neonatal and infant illness by increasing handwashing by caregivers in the home, combining handwashing materials with behaviour change communication.
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Antimicrobial Resistance & Ethics
Co-creating a public engagement initiative on antimicrobial resistance (AMR) with schools and universities, using circus arts to reach students and teachers.
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