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FY 2007
Community social protection and income security for HIV vulnerable and HIV positive households in selected communities of Cambodia by ILO
The overall objective of the project is to promote community social protection – in particular access to health care - for HIV vulnerable and HIV positive household members in the Phnom Penh area. The work programnme contains four elements:
A Feasibility study for implementing an integrated Community Based Health Insurance scheme (CBHIs) covering HIV vulnerable and HIV positive households;
Research on the potential impact of CBHI and other social Protection mechanisms on HIV vulnerable and HIV positive households;
Awareness and capacity building of community based organizations, service providers, and other stakeholders;
Knowledge sharing with Mekong countries on the use of community social protection, its benefits, implications, experiences in the region, lessons learnt, tools and networks available.
To download the report, please click on the hyperlink (55 pages, 400 KB, Acrobat File)
The Rockefeller Foundation has played a key role in advancing knowledge and building the necessary human resources to better understand and address migration in the GMS. This report is a first attempt at expressing a strong knowledge and experience base by reviewing migration related programs supported by the Foundation up to 2006.
To download the publication, please click on the links below Part 1 (17 pages, 1.2 MB, Acrobat File) Part 2 (38 pages, 906 KB, Acrobat File) Part 3 (52 pages, 737.15 KB, Acrobat File)
Africa-Asia Inter-exchange Learning Community Networks project was inaugurated by the Closer To Home: Africa-Asia InterAction on AIDS during the
XV International HIV/AIDS Conference held in Bangkok, Thailand in 2004. The main themes of the 2004 InterAction were roles of family and community to HIV prevention, care and treatment. During the four-day event, participants had the opportunities to exchange ideas, experiences, challenges, successes, and frustrations of their works.
To download the publication, please click on the links below Part 1 (13 pages, 701 KB, Acrobat File) Part 2 (9 pages, 657.89 KB, Acrobat File) Part 3 (9 pages, 447.15 KB, Acrobat File)
The symposium was technically and financially supported by UNAIDS Regional Support Team for Asia and Pacific and The Rockefeller Foundation. It brought together over 70 delegates from the 6 countries in the Mekong Sub-region - Cambodia, China (Yunnan Province), Laos, Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam. Participants were from national AIDS programmes, leaders of women’s organisations, women living with HIV, community workers and researchers, as well as a broad range of high level government officials from the hosting country.
To download this unpublished report, please click (639 KB, Acrobat File).
FY 2005
This inventory of training institutions is intended to serve as a resource to the broader community concerned with cross-border health issues in the Greater Mekong Sub-region.
To download the publication, please click on the links below Cover Page: (5 pages, 22 KB, Acrobat File) Cambodia: (24 Pages, 113 KB, Acrobat File) China: (26 Pages, 124 KB, Acrobat File) Laos: (40 Pages, 216 KB, Acrobat File) Thailand: (72 Pages, 324 KB, Acrobat File) Vietnam: (39 Pages, 301 KB, Acrobat File) Case Studies: (98 Pages, 636 KB, Acrobat File)
During this trip, I have learned that AIDS is not just our problem but a problem of the whole world and of people from all walks of life. I have learned that there are many organizations and individuals addressing these problems, all worrying about the same issues. I can see great strength in joining our hearts and minds and skills - Dr Kama Cholor, Laos.
To download this unpublished report, please click here.
To download this unpublished paper, please click the links below.
- HIV/AIDS, and Malaria and Tuberculosis in Lao PDR (5 pages, 126 KB, Acrobat File)
- Specific Site Details (17 pages, 580 KB, Acrobat File)
- Annex I (24 Pages, 168 KB, Acrobat File)
- Annex II (19 Pages, 176, Acrobat File)
To download this unpublished paper, please click the links below.
To download this unpublished paper, please click here (11 pages, 132KB, acrobat file)
To download this unpublished report, please click the links below.
(49 pages, 4,329 KB, Acrobat File), (78 pages, 441 KB, Abrobat File)
To dowload this manual, please click here (20 pages, 346 KB, Acrobat File)
FY 2002
The Vietnamese in Thailand: A Cultural Bridge in Thai-Vietnamese Relationship
English (15 pages, 214 KB, Acrobat File)
Vietnamese (12 pages, 118KB, Acrobat File)
To download this report please click here (29 pages, 1,969 KB, Acrobat File)
