FEASIBILITY STUDY AND LANDSCAPE ANALYSIS ON A NEW PANDEMIC MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (PMS) FOR DATA COLLECTION, MANAGEMENT, AND DASHBOARD VISUALIZATION IN CAMBODIA

Dr. Suwannarong and a local IT expert carried out a “Feasibility Study and Landscape Analysis on a New Pandemic Management System (PMS) for Data Collection, Management, and Dashboard Visualization in Cambodia” for the Ministry of Health Cambodia, with support from the World Bank Cambodia. This aimed to assess the feasibility of launching the new PMS…

SUPPLY CHAIN RESEARCH: CHILD LABOR AND FORCED LABOR RISKS

We are excited to present our report on the fisheries supply chain, conducted by SUPA71 and supported by the ICF/US Department of Labor. Please read the report about Thailand: https://www.dol.gov/agencies/ilab/reports/child-labor/list-of-goods/supply-chains In this regard, we extend our gratitude to all team members and collaborators from various study locations. Supply Chain Study on Forced Labor in the…

A WORKSHOP ON MATHEMATIC MODELLING FOR THAILAND’S HEALTH STAFF

SUPA71, in close collaboration with Thailand’s Ministry of Public Health’s Division of Epidemiology (DOE) and the Faculty of Tropical Medicine (FTM) at Mahidol University, organized a training workshop for health staff and Thailand Field Epidemiology Training Program (FETP) trainees working on surveillance systems, disease predictions, outbreak investigations, and research.   SUPA71 hopes that the workshop’s…

SUPA71 ATTENDED A MEETING ON “COMMUNITY-LED SURVEILLANCE AND PREPAREDNESS (CLSP)” PROJECT ON FEBRUARY 23, 2024 IN BANGKOK, THAILAND

SUPA71 extends our sincerest gratitude to the Institute of HIV Research and Innovation (IHRI) for inviting us to participate in the meeting on the “Community-led Surveillance and Preparedness (CLSP)” project on February 23, 2024. It was privileged to learn about the progress and outcomes of this important project as a model for preparedness against emerging…

A QUALITATIVE STUDY ON THE ROLE AND IMPACT OF MIGRANT HEALTH VOLUNTEERS (MHVs) DURING HEALTH EMERGENCIES IN THAILAND

A study was conducted by IOM and SUPA71 to determine the role and impact of migrant health volunteers (MHVs) during health emergencies in Thailand. The study took place from September to December 2023. In this regard, SUPA71 would like to express our gratitude to the organization representatives who provided support for recruitment, data collection, and…

PANDEMIC LITERACY AND VIRAL ZOONOTIC SPILLOVER RISK AT THE FRONTLINE OF DISEASE EMERGENCE IN SOUTHEAST ASIA TO IMPROVE PANDEMIC PREPAREDNESS (PANDASIA)

SUPA71 leads Work Package 6 in the PANDASIA project, which focuses on communication. It is co-funded by the European Union (EU) and the United Kingdom’s Research and Innovation (UKRI). PANDASIA’s primary objectives are to gather social and biological data and model zoonotic spillover rates and disease emergence in high-risk settings in Thailand to identify potential…

VALUE OF GENDER EQUALITY AND SOCIAL INCLUSION IN ANTICIPATORY ACTION IN DISASTER MANAGEMENT IN SOUTHEAST ASIA

CARE International commissioned SUPA71 to conduct a study on the value of gender equality and social inclusion in Anticipatory Action (AA) in disaster management in Southeast Asia. ASEAN Framework on Anticipatory Action (AA) is presented as the first intergovernmental consensus on parameters and standards for AA and an innovative approach to strengthening emergency assistance. Anticipatory…