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Progress Report on Health Strategies in Myanmar - 2008-2009

The 2008-2009 Country Progress Report for Myanmar discusses key health strategies implemented during this period. It highlights cross-border collaborations, advancements in animal-human health interfaces, human resource development, ICT capacity strengthening, and laboratory capacities. Notable achievements include training microbiologists, enhancing lab techniques, and progressing in policy research. The report emphasizes ongoing efforts and the importance of strategic improvements in public health, with significant contributions from international organizations and local initiatives.

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Progress Report on Health Strategies in Myanmar - 2008-2009

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  1. Country Progress Report for 2008-2009 Country Coordinator Presentation Myanmar Kunming, China August 11, 2009

  2. Strategy 1:Cross border collaboration, Comments

  3. Strategy 2: Progress Made by Country No = O; Partial = Ө; Yes/Complete 

  4. Strategy 2: Animal Human Health Interface Comments

  5. Strategy 3: Human Resource DevelopmentProgress Made by Country No = O; Partial = Ө; Yes/Complete 

  6. Strategy 3: Human Resource Development Comments

  7. Human Resource Development • Training room set up for FETP training. MBDS supported 25 sets of computer, 40 nos. of hlash drive, printer, scanner, projector and screen, multimedia system, digital camera etc.– total value of about 50,000 USD. • Plan to conduct 3 weeks course FETP in end of September 2009. Two participants are going to attend FETP very recently.

  8. Strategy 4: ICT- Progress Made by Country No = O; Partial = Ө; Yes/Complete 

  9. Strategy 4: Strengthen ICT capacity Comments

  10. Strategy 5: Lab. Capacity; Progress Made by Country • 24 microbiologist and 2 pathologist were trained on updated techniques on laboratory diagnosis of CD. • Expert team assesses the lab and biosafety capacity needs at NHL; but not others. • According to level of facilities type A,b,C labs mapping has been done completely. • WHO regularly supply the lab equipment and reagents, which are in place and no stock outs past 12 months at central level, but stock out may be possible at other levels. • PCR method is used for detecting Pandemic H1N1,Dengue, CK, JE as new technology in Myanmar. • Information sharing w/other XBs, MBDS, or/non-MBDS – partially done

  11. Strategy 5: Lab. Capacity; Progress Made by Country

  12. Strategy 5: Progress Made by Country (2) No = O; Partial = Ө; Yes/Complete 

  13. Strategy 5: Lab. Capacity; Comments

  14. Strategy 6: Progress Made by Country No = O; Partial = Ө; Yes/Complete 

  15. Strategy 6: Comments

  16. Strategy 7: Conduct and Apply Policy Research No = O; Partial = Ө; Yes/Complete 

  17. Strategy 7: Comments

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