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- 6. Will CC affects DF? If yes/maybe, how?
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- 9. What do communities do in the project? COMMUNITY
- 11. National structure for Dengue Fever
- 12. RC supporting national structure for DF/infectious diseases prevention Ministry of Health Provincial/district Department of Health Communal Health Station VNRC Headquarter Provincial/District VNRC Chapter Red Cross staffs, volunteers Steering Committee Steering Committee Steering Committee
- 14. www.redcross.org.vn www.ifrc.org www.climatecentre.org Thank you!
- 15. Communities
Editor's Notes
- WHO. Stress 03 messages for participants to take home Communication of changing risks, early detection-simple community base interventions, strengthening existing mechanism.