Prevention and control of zoonotic causes of acute bloody diarrhoea in rural Cambodia through an EcoHealth approach

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Presented by Khieu Borin, Seng Sokerya, Teng Srey and Tan Phannara to the Progress Meeting on Ecosystem Approaches to the Better Management of Zoonotic Emerging Infectious Diseases in the South East Asian Region, Bangkok, 10-13 December 2011.

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Prevention and Control of Zoonotic Causes of Acute Bloody Diarrhoea in rural Cambodia through an EcoHealth Approach. Dr. Khieu Borin & Dr. Seng Sokerya Dr. Teng Srey et al. Dr. Tan Phannara et al. EcoZD annual meeting Bangkok 10-12 December 2011

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Results Retrospective study Kampot OD: 1. Toeuk Chhou district > Prey Thnong commune > Domnak Laoung village 2. Kampot town > Sangkat Krang Ampil > Svay Thom village Angkor Chey OD: 1. Angkor Chey district > Phnom Kong commune > Damnak Chambork village 2. Angkor Chey district > Phnom Kong commune > Pour village Preah Sdach OD: 1. Preah Sdach district > Preah Sdach commune > Tnot Tol village 2. Preah Sdach district > Preah Sdach commune > Tuol Chey village Svay Santhor OD: 1. Ba phnum district > Theay commune > Kampong Sneh 2. Ba phnum district > Theay commune > Torb Sdech village

Institutional diagram Institutions involved when diarrhea outbreak in Damnak Chambork village.

Planned activities for 2012 and beyond Activities Plan to start Remark Village work - PRA Completed Household survey Completed Analysis In progress Summarizing data Expect to complete in at the end of Dec. 2011 Feedback meetings and workshop 3-Oct-11 Delay to Jan 2012 Workshop - ministries and local authority feedback 25-Oct-11 Delay Output: Year 1 report - PRA training report, combine PRA and HH survey report

Planned activities for 2012 and beyond Activities Plan to start Longitudinal study Jan 2012 Participatory planning and follow up meetings Jan 2012 Data collection and sampling - 50 farmers per village once in every three months Mar 2012 Samples analysis Mar 2012 Human manure - assuming 10% of interviewed HHs Mar 2012 Environmental samples - 3 places Mar 2012 Workshop and Policy feedback May 2013 Output: Year 2 report - Longitudinal study and final report Aug 2013

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Prevention and control of zoonotic causes of acute bloody diarrhoea in rural Cambodia through an EcoHealth approach

1. Prevention and Control of Zoonotic Causes of Acute Bloody Diarrhoea in rural Cambodia through an EcoHealth Approach. Dr. Khieu Borin & Dr. Seng Sokerya Dr. Teng Srey et al. Dr. Tan Phannara et al. EcoZD annual meeting Bangkok 10-12 December 2011

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13. Results Retrospective study Kampot OD: 1. Toeuk Chhou district > Prey Thnong commune > Domnak Laoung village 2. Kampot town > Sangkat Krang Ampil > Svay Thom village Angkor Chey OD: 1. Angkor Chey district > Phnom Kong commune > Damnak Chambork village 2. Angkor Chey district > Phnom Kong commune > Pour village Preah Sdach OD: 1. Preah Sdach district > Preah Sdach commune > Tnot Tol village 2. Preah Sdach district > Preah Sdach commune > Tuol Chey village Svay Santhor OD: 1. Ba phnum district > Theay commune > Kampong Sneh 2. Ba phnum district > Theay commune > Torb Sdech village

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16. Institutional diagram Institutions involved when diarrhea outbreak in Damnak Chambork village.

17. Planned activities for 2012 and beyond Activities Plan to start Remark Village work - PRA Completed Household survey Completed Analysis In progress Summarizing data Expect to complete in at the end of Dec. 2011 Feedback meetings and workshop 3-Oct-11 Delay to Jan 2012 Workshop - ministries and local authority feedback 25-Oct-11 Delay Output: Year 1 report - PRA training report, combine PRA and HH survey report

18. Planned activities for 2012 and beyond Activities Plan to start Longitudinal study Jan 2012 Participatory planning and follow up meetings Jan 2012 Data collection and sampling - 50 farmers per village once in every three months Mar 2012 Samples analysis Mar 2012 Human manure - assuming 10% of interviewed HHs Mar 2012 Environmental samples - 3 places Mar 2012 Workshop and Policy feedback May 2013 Output: Year 2 report - Longitudinal study and final report Aug 2013

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