1- Background
National Prosperity Association (NAPA) is a non-profit and non - governmental organization working in partnership with poor people in rural areas for empowering and promoting the positive change of their attitude towards community sustainable development. It was formed by a group of dynamic and dedicated people committed to the community development and officially registered within the Ministry of Interior in 1997 that located in Sla Village, Vosor Commune, Samrong Tong district, Kampong Speu province.
NAPA afterwards has been provided in both technical and financial supports from number of development partners to intervene and operate number of projects in the rural poor communities in Kampong Speu and Kampong Chhnang province. The successful achievement of NAPA was found by strong support and active participation of the people in community, all level of local authorities and other development partners such as KHANA, HACC, Oxfam Hong Kong, Oxfam International, Concern Cambodia, NDI, PSI, Care Cambodia, CCC, NGO Forum, MEDiCAM, The Asia Foundation, NEDC, CEDAW, HANet, CEDAC, WeNetCAM…
2- Association Founder:
1- Ms. Ang Chamroeun
2- Mr. Chap Chivorn
3- Mr. San Sophat
4- Mr. An Sarath
5- Mrs. Buth Chamrong
3- Vision:
Poor people in the remote areas live in dignity food security, good health, better standard of living and work together to promote and protect their right , democracy ,gender equality and control over the development work in their areas.
4- Mission:
NAPA is non Governmental with poor people in the rural areas to develop their community in order to change their attitude positively and empowerment.
5- Goal:
The poor especially Women and Children, in NAPA target areas will have Sufficient in comes good health and live with dignity, Values of live and they will develop their society sustainably.
6- Board of Director:
Name BOD’s Position Occupation
1- Ms. Prok Vanny Chief Free lance consultant
2- Mr. Som Saran Deputy VBNK’s Officer
3- Ms. Poeung Yokheap Member Consultancy of independence law
4- Mr. Or Thy Member IIRR Country Coordinator
7- Human Resource (16 staffs (9 females))
Full time Staff 16 staffs, 9 females
Position Skill Work experiences
1- Executive Director Teacher 1996
2- Ad/Fin Officer Bachelor of Management 1996
3- Ad/fin assistant Bachelor of finance 2009
4- Program Coordinator Master degree 2008
5- Team leader Bachelor/Associate 2004
6- Team member Bachelor/Bac II 2010
Cooperation staff 8 staffs and 1 female (7 HC, 2 OD)
Volunteer and PF, PE 67 people and 60 females
8- Financial 2010-2011
No
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Name of Project
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Donor
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Starting Date
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Ending date
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Funding USD
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1
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Integrated Care and Prevention and Focus Prevention
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KHANA-EU
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01-10-2010
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30-09-2011
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56,835.00
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2
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Integrated Care and Prevention for OVC
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KHANA-GFR5
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01-10-2010
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30-09-2011
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6,043.60
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3
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Integrated Care and Prevention for PLHIV
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KHANA-GFR7
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01-10-2010
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31-12-2010
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2,862.00
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4
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Integrated Care and Prevention for PLHIV
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KHANA-GFR9
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01-01-2011
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31-12-2011
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11,708.00
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5
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Health System Strengthening (HSS)
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KHANA-GFR9
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01-10-2010
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30-09-2011
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45,311.00
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6
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Improving Reproductive Health through HIV/AIDS Prevention
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USAID-PSI
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01-10-2010
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30-09-2011
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8,974.40
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7
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Pregnancy Option
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WHP-PSI
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01-08-2010
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30-07-2011
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9,453.40
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9- Experiences Project (1996-2009)
1-Oxfam Hong Kong: Food Security for the poor (1996-2005)
Objective : Increase living condition to the poor in remote of Kampong speu province.
Target area :
- Samrong Torng district: 4 communes(Vor sor, Roleang Chork, Roleang Kreul and Sein Dey);
17 villages.
- Korng Pisey district : 1 commune (Preah Niphean); 11 villages
Beneficiaries : 1400 families are direct beneficiaries and 7,000 families are indirect beneficiaries.
Main Activities:
1- Agriculture technical training (Rice, Vegetable and Animal raising)
2- The System of Rice Intensification (SRI) training
3- Training TOT to focus farmers
4- Provide loan for small business
5- Form up Saving groups
6- Gender, sexually transmitted infection (STI) and HIV/AIDS mainstreaming
2-HIV/AIDS Prevention (6 months in 1998) supported by Concern Worldwide
3- Emergency Project: 2000-2001 supported by OGB, C.W.S, and Concern Worldwide
4- United Health Network (UHN): 2002-2005 supported by PSI
5- Providing HIV/AIDS Prevention: 2005-2009 supported by PSI
6-National Democracy Institute (NDI): Discussion between parliamentarian and people from (2003-2006)
Objective: Increase understanding of democracy in local level
Target Areas: 8 district in Kampong Speu Province
Target group: General people in Kampong Speu province.
Main Activities:
- Prepared Forum for parliamentarian and people in each districts of Kampong Speu.
7- Oxfam International: Community Based Drought Preparedness Mitigation Project (2004-2007)
Objective: To build a wider institutional culture for Disaster Risk Reduction[1] in order to increase the resilience of 6,329 men, women and children (1223 households) to floods and drought in Konpong Speu Province, Cambodia.
Target area :
- Korng Pisey district : 5 communes (Pich Mony, Toeuk Lork, Srorng, Sdok and Prey Vihar);
16 villages.
Beneficiaries : 1,295 families are direct beneficiaries and 3,885 families.
Main Activities:
1- Small business through provide bicycle.
2- Improve public health
3- Rehabilitation of irrigation
4- Capacity building to Community leader of disaster management committee
5- Increase awareness and responsibility to Water sanitation committee, Saving group and public health agency.
Lesson Learn:
1- Good financial and technical support from Oxfam.
2- Good cooperation with NCDM, PCDM, DCDM, CCDM, village leaders.
3- Active participation of communities especially women.
4- Communities in 5 communes and 27 villages can prepare better than 2004.
5- Communities can maintain their achievement as their own properties.
5- CARE: Good Health Good Work support by USAID through CARE (2006-2009) that focus on reproductive and sexual health to young people in factory workers.
Target Area :
-Sun Shine Co., Ltd : Road #4, Kambol village, Kambol commune, Angsnoul district and Kandal Province (Angsnoul Operational District).
-ASD Cambodia Co., Ltd : Road #4, Angkeo village, Kontouk commune, Angsnoul district and Kandal Province (Angsnoul Operational District).
-Sabrina (Cambodia) Garment Manufacturing Corp: Road #4, Trapang roeusey village, Sambo commune, Samrong Tong district and Kampong Speu Province (Kampong Speu Operational District).
-King First industrial Co., Ltd : Road #51, Domnak Ampil village, Domnak Ampil commune, Angsnoul district, Kandal Provice.
Target Group:
- Garment Factory Workers
- Key persons
- Factory Manager
- Food seller
Activities:
- Life Skill training to factories worker
- Small health promotion during launch time
- Meeting with peer after training
- Peer refresher new
- Peer refresher old
- Technical support from OD to Factory medicines
- Key person meeting
- Food Hygiene awareness
- Big health promotion
- Peer exchange visit
- Youth library, Letter, Information board, radio system
9-Concern Worldwide:
- Project: Improvement of Livelihoods for the Poorest (ILP) 2006-2008
Objective: To improve the livelihood of the extreme vulnerable and poorest people in rural areas
Target Group: Kampong Chhnang province
- Toeuk Phos : 2 communes (Khlong Popork and Choung Morng); 15 villages
- Kampong Tralach: 2 communes (Chouk Sor and Thmar Ed); 6 villages
- Samarky Meanchey: 2 communes (Sethey and Khna Chmar); 6 villages
Beneficiaries : 4,700 families
Main Activities:
1- Form up Village organization
2- Multi-vegetable and animal raising
3- Multi-garden and SRI
4- Increase small business to the poorest
5- Rehabilitate and rebuild small irrigation
6- Capacity building to Commune Councils (CC) and main leaders
7- Working as partnership with CCs
8- Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) mainstreaming
9- HIV/AIDS mainstre3aming
10- Equity and Equality Gender mainstreaming
10- Current Project (2009-Present)
10-1. Integrated Care and Prevention (ICP) Support by GFR5, 7 &9 through KHANA
Target Area : Chunruk and Snom Krapeu communes, Kong Pisey district, Kampong Speu province.
Target Group:
- 99 PLHA, 56 Females
- 135 OVC, 69 females
- 139 Member of PLHA/OVC
- 171 Married Couples, 105 females
- 146 Youths, 86 females.
Activities:
- Cooperate with health centers
- Training to Team Volunteers (TV) and Village Volunteers (VV)
- Educate as group and face to face on STI, AIDS, Condom use, Life skill, Gender
- Village visit {counseling, medicine kid, and refer (VCCT/OIs /STI/ARV /ART / MMM )}
- Facilitate on Self Help Group (SHG) meeting
- OVC happy happy program
- Welfare support (mosquito nets, plates, pots....ete)
- Small Income Generation (IGA) support
- Find out god fathers
- Emergency food support
- Authority meeting
- Participate in funeral ceremony
- School material support to OVC
- Participate in even day (candle light, 1 December of AIDS)
- Participate in meeting with relevance institutes (PAS/PAO/PHD/COC/Prococomm)
10-2. Integrate Care and Prevention (ICP) support by European Commission (EC) through KHANA
Target Area : Preah Nipean, Veal, Angpopel, Prey Vihar, Maharosey and Rokar koh communes, Kong Pisey district, Kampong Speu province.
Target Group:
- PLHIV: 92 people, 43 females
- PLHIV Family: 46 families
- OVC: 88 children, 54 females (CIA: 6 children)
- OVC Family: 36 families
- Suspect People: 56 people, 27 females
- Married Couple: 787 people
- Youth in community: 434 people
Activities:
- Cooperate with health centers
- Training to Team Volunteers (TV) and Village Volunteers (VV)
- Educate as group and face to face on STI, AIDS, Condom use, Life skill, Gender
- Village visit {counseling, medicine kid, and refer (VCCT / OIs/STI/ARV/ART / MMM )}
- Facilitate on Self Help Group (SHG) meeting
- OVC happy happy program
- Welfare support (mosquito nets, plates, pots....ete)
- Small Income Generation (IGA) support
- Find out god fathers
- Emergency food support
- Authority meeting
- Participate in funeral ceremony
- School material support to OVC
- Participate in even day (candle light, 1 December of AIDS)
- Participate in meeting with relevance institutes (PAS/PAO/PHD/COC/Prococomm)
- OD technical support
10-3 Focus Prevention Project (FP) support by European Commission (EC) through KHANA
Target Area : Samrong Tong district, Kampong Speu province.
- Trapaing Korn Commune: 29 villages
- Vor Sor Commune: 23 villages
Target Group:
- 720 Factory workers
- 191 Entertainment workers
Activities:
- Capacity building to PF&PE and Refresher
- Conduct Quarterly meeting with PF&PF by facilitating from OD &PAO
- Face to face and distribute condom
- Refer Most at risk population include marry couple get VCCT, STI, Sexual health service
- Conduct group discussion with EWs& FWs on HIV/AIDS, STI, sexual and reproductive health.
- Conduct quarterly meeting with house owner
- Communicate with relevant stakeholder
9-4 World Food Program (through KHANA)
Target Area : Preak Nipean, Veal Angpopel, Rokar koh, Chunruk and Snom Krapeu communes, Kong Pisey district Kampong Speu province.
Target Group:
- 91 PLHA and 55 OVC
Activities: Provide 30 kg of rice, 1 kg of bean oil and 0,5 kg of salt
10-5 Improving Reproductive health through HIV/AIDS Prevention support by USAID through PSI/C
Target Area : Kong Pisey, Samrong Tong, Chbar mon district Kampong Speu province.
Target Group:
- 320 Indirect Sex Workers (IDSW),
- 230 PLHA
- 300 Client of indirect sex workers
- 35 peers
Activities:
- Echo training to peers
- Form up group and group discussion
- Selling Production (Number one, OK Condom)
- Communicate and Open outlet at high risk
- Quarterly Meeting with authority and service owner
- Monthly, Quarterly Report
- Participate in PSI’s Workshop
10-6- Pregnancy Option: Supported by Women Health Program (WHP) through PSI/C
Target Area :
Kampong Speu province
- Samrong Tong district: Trapaing Korng, Vor Sor, Rolaing Kreul, and Sambo communes.
- Chbar mon district: Sopor Tep, Svay Kravan, Rokar Thom.
Kandal province
- Ang Snoul district: Lumharch, Damnak Ampil communes
Target Group:
- 148 Indirect Sex Workers (IDSW),
- 2700 Married Women
Activities:
- Participate in the training on basic knowledge of birth spacing methods and product knowledge
- Train IPC staff, PEs, VHVs in using RH BCI tools and materials
- Conduct IPC sessions with entertainment worker s and women at reproductive age
- Conduct IPC sessions with women of reproductive age and their husband
- Distribute BCI materials to target audience
- Refer target groups to receive birth spacing methods at OK family Clinics and other trained health providers
- Ensure target groups know where to access safe abortion including surgical and medical
- Mobilize TG members to field test materials and participate in PSI research development and dissemination
10-7- Program to Enhance Capacity in Social Accountability: Citizen’s Rating Report (CRR) support by World Bank through The Asia Foundation
Target Area :
- Korng Pisey
Preah Niphean : 27 Villages 2,195 Famillies
Chung Rok : 25 Villages 2,404 Famillies
Rokar Koh : 12 Villages 1,291 Famillies
Veal : 22 Villages 1,665 Famillies
Ang Popel : 13 Villages 1,054 Famillies
- Samrong Torng
Sen Dey : 21 Villages 2,047 Famillies
Roleang Chork : 19 Villages 1,522 Famillies
Roleang Kreul : 26 Villages 2,053 Famillies
Vor Sor : 23 Villages 2,491 Famillies
Trapaing Korng : 29 Villages 2,723 Famillies
Activities:
- Follow up and Accountability Box Dissemination Meeting
- Project Dissemination and Selecting CRT members
- Training on CRR, survey techniques and grassroots advocacy
- Field Work/Commune Rating Survey Activities
- Commune Assembly
- CRR provincial dissemination workshop
- Meeting with the community and commune councilors
10-8- Community Health System Strengthening (CHSS) support by GFR9 through KHANA
Target Area :
No
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Province
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OD Name
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Name of District
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Name of Health Center
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Name of Communes
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1.
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Kampong Speu
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Korng Pisey
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Korng Pisey
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Veal Ang Popel
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Veal
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Ang Popel
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Preah Nipean
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Preah Nipean
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Prey Vihear
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Prey Vihear
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Moha Ruessei
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Moha Ruessei
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Snam Krapeu
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Snam Krapeu
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Chongruk
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Chongruk
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Kampong Sepu
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Samrong Torng
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Voa Sa
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Voa Sa
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Trapaing Korng
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Trapaing Korng
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Rokar Koh
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Rokar Koh
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Sendey
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Roleang Sen
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Roleang Kreil
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Sendey
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Roleang Chak
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Roleang Chak
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Total
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2
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3
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11
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13
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Objective 1: Strengthen community level mechanisms
Key Activities:
- Situational analysis of Health Center Management Committees (HCMC), Village Health Support Groups (VHSG), Commune Councils (CC) to re-support community groups.
- Build capacity of NGOs/CBOs to become effective advocates for policy development, with particular focus on HIV/AIDS, TB, and Malaria
- Train and activate VHSG to become more reliable community health network
- Provide financial and technical support to HCMC to serve community
- Establish and harmonize community networks through establishment and operation of community fora.
Objective 2: Improve responsiveness of primary health care facilities
Key Activities:
- Support Commune Councils and Operational Districts in re-structuring HCMCs and training members.
- Advocacy with Commune Councils to provide on-going budgetary support to VHSGs and HCMCs.
- Train VHSG and HCMC members in client advocacy. 1) Ensure that the members understand their rights, and 2) it is both legitimate and their responsibility to be heard when those rights are not met by the public health system.
- Assist the poor and marginalized in presenting their concerns to Commune Councils.
Objective 3: Increase knowledge of community members to the three diseases and client rights:
Key Activities:
- Assist the national programs in training of VHSGs, and other interested community members, in the identification and management of the three diseases.
- Assist Operational District (OD)/NGOs in training health providers on client rights and create/disseminate material to be used in the HC to make clients aware of those rights.
- Community level education in client rights.
- IEC materials and best practices printing, will be offered in client rights, health seeking behavior (emphasis on the three diseases), women’s empowerment.
Objective 4: Lower access and utilization barriers:
Key Activities:
- Improve referral from the community to the Health Center
- Work with communities and Commune Councils to develop affordable mechanisms for routine village to health facility travel in remote rural areas.
11 Technical Support:
Donor Network Relevance Department
KHAHA - CEDAW Provincial Health Department
PSI - NGOs FORUM Health Center
CARE - GAD/C
The Asia Foundation - HANet
- NEDC, HACC
- NDA Kg-Speu
- NNN
12 Meeting and Workshop:
1- Participate in Meeting/workshop with provincial, district, commune and relevant department
2- Participate in Meeting/workshop with relevants Networks
3- Participate in Meeting/workshop with donors
4- Participate in Meeting/workshop with relevants stakeholders
Please Contact:
1- Mrs. Ang Chamroeun Executive Director 092 613 587 /016 83 83 87
2- Mr. Ha Chenda Program Coordinator 092 17 47 76
3- Mrs. San Bopha Project Coordinator-CHSS 097 99 38 764
4- Mr. No Vichet ICP-EU-KHANA TL 016 73 83 23
5- Mss. Mey Sorya ICP-GFAMT-KHANA TL 092 65 92 88
6- Mss. Houn Sinith FP-EU--KHANA TL 016 63 80 82
7- Mr. Touch Sopheak IRHHAP-USAID-PSI/C 016 68 33 00
E-mail: napa9396@yahoo.com
[1] Disaster Risk Reduction is defined as “The conceptual framework of elements considered with the possibilities to minimize vulnerabilities and disaster risks throughout a society, to avoid (prevention) or to limit (mitigation and preparedness) the adverse impacts of hazards, within the broad context of sustainable development.”
