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Health System Reform and Malaria Control Programme - Lao People’s Democratic Republic

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Started in January 1996, and running through December 2001, this project took a broad approach to improve the quality of basic heath care, the awareness of health behaviour, and the strengthening of the national malaria control programme. Four components were used to strengthen the capability of the MOH and participating health services to implement project activities.
Communication Strategies

The four operational components are: 1. Basic health services, including rehabilitation, construction, equipment, training, etc. at peripheral and referral levels in district health systems., 2. Malaria Control, including protection, diagnosis and treatment, vector control and operations research, 3. Health education through IEC development, with strengthening of national and regional Institute of Health Education structures. And 4. Project Management with 5 long term technical assistance staff under scientific guidance.
Development Issues

Public health care, malaria treatment and awareness, strengthening health care facilities
Partners



Ministry of Health, International Development Association, Prince Leopold Institute of Tropical Medicine, Belgian Administration for Development Cooperation, World Bank

Sources

Shared Project Information database, Project Summary