Annual Report 2011 - MEDiCAM

Published by: MEDiCAMDesigned and laidout by: Mr. Ham Hak and Mr. Pouv Sopheak, MEDiCAM

Table of ContentsPAGE 5PAGE 6PAGE 7PAGE 23PAGE 32PAGE 43PAGE 52AbbreviationsMessage from the Executive DirectorEvidence-Informed Policy Development, Representation andAdvocacyCoordination, Harmonization and AlignmentSocial Accountability and Good GovernanceCapacity BuildingInformation SharingPAGE 67 MEDiCAM Staff Members 2011PAGE 68PAGE 69PAGE 73Steering Committee and MEDiCAM Organizational ChartAudited ReportMembership of MEDiCAM4 MEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report Membership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health Sector

Messagefrom the Executive DirectorDear Colleagues and Friends,It is a great privilege to lead MEDiCAM, amembership organization for NGOs working inCambodia’s Health Sector, with 128 local and InternationalNGO members.Despite the many challenges from the verybeginning, the year 2011 has ended with continuedgood enabling environment—(1) the Prime Ministerof the Royal Government of Cambodia officially declaredthe delay of the Association and NGO Lawuntil both government and CSOs reach consensus ofthe content of the law, and (2) the Busan OutcomePrinciples on Development Effectiveness have enforcedthe inclusiveness of key pillars of a society(government, private sector, CSOs, and community)as the driving forces for sustainable and equitablegrowth and development.MEDiCAM is proud to be part of this activejoint advocacy efforts on the NGO law and the developmenteffectiveness—the Siem Reap Consensusleading to Busan, and the Busan Outcome Principles.Letting the world impact us is NOT ourchoice. The world impacts our daily lives tremendously—theworse or the better. Impacting the worldis a must. To bring country’s experience and evidenceto somehow impact global policies, MEDiCAM isan active member of the World Bank CSO ConsultativeGroup for Health, Nutrition, and Population(CSCG HNP) and a CSO focal point at country levelfor International Health Partnership.The CDHS 2010 indicated remarkableachievements, making Cambodia among a few countriesreach MDGs 4, 5 and 6 in 2015. The NGO communityand MEDiCAM have obviously contributedsignificantly to these amazing successes of theHealth Sector.MEDiCAM’s Annual Report 2011 has highlightedthe details of what exactly MEDiCAM did in itsparticipation as well as to enable the participation ofhealth NGOs in improving health and strengtheninghealth system in Cambodia. It is very much recommendedto look at in details in the areas including (1)promotion of evidence-informed policy development,advocacy and representation, (2) Coordination,Harmonization andAlignment, (3) Social Accountabilityand GoodGovernance, (4) CapacityBuilding, and (5) informationsharing.Through this reportyou will see that MEDiCAMhas been working not onlyadvocacy at higher policyDr. Sin Somunylevel but also mobilizing local authorities and theaffected communities to advocate for better healthand health system at the operational level. On the onehand, MEDiCAM is working to ensure that theNational Policies/strategies and plans reflect thecountry’s and community’s needs. And on the otherhand, MEDiCAM is working with our NGO membersto ensure that their technical and financialassistance are harmonized and aligned with thoseNational Policies/Strategies/and Plans.Taking this opportunity, on behalf of staff,the management, and the Steering Committee ofMEDiCAM, I would like to express my sincerethanks to the Royal Government of Cambodia andthe Ministry of Health for providing enabling environment,the support and partnership. Likewise, mydeepest gratitude goes to Development Partnersincluding AusAID, the GFATM, the EU, WHO(IHP), and all members of MEDiCAM, for theirtechnical and financial support, especially the activeparticipation and support from all NGO members ofMEDiCAM.There are always new challenges ahead of usfor this coming year and I look forward to yoursupport and cooperation in jointly addressing theremaining issues to promote health and to strengthenthe health system.Happy and Prosperous Khmer New Year!__________________Sin Somuny, MD,MPHExecutive DirectorMEDiCAM6 MEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report Membership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health Sector

RoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOsEvidence›Informed Policy Development, Representation and Adv1Evidence-Informed PolicyDevelopment, Representationand AdvocacyMEDiCAM Bridges between Implementers and Policy MakersAt NationalCDCF19 TWGs GDCCHPCCC GFATMAt MOH LevelTWGHSub TWGHsOther WGsAt ProvincialLevelPro TWGHsMEDiCAM RegionalMeetings with CBOs/NGOsNSDP: National Strategic Development PlanCDCF: Cambodia Development Cooperation ForumGDCC Government-Donor Coordination CommitteeHP: Health Partner (donors in health sector)GFATM: Global Fund for HIV/AIDS, TB, and MalariaTWGH: Technical Working Group for HealthPro TWGH: Provincial Technical Working Group for HealthMembership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health SectorMEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report 7

Evidence›Informed Policy Development, Representation and AdvocacyRoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOs1. Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health NGO Task Force:NGO Task Force on Reproductive Maternal Newborn and Child HealthList of Members of RMNCH Task ForceNo Focal Person Position NGO1 Dr. Var ChivornChairman of the Task Force,Associate Executive DirectorRHAC2 Ms. Che KatzVice Chair of the Task Force,Program DirectorMSIC3 Ms. Oum SokhathalineCoordinator of the Task Force,Health Information OfficerMEDiCAM4 Dr. Kaing Sophal Program Manager ACTED- PSF5 Dr. Chork rany Health Coordinator ADRA6 Ms. Bou Molica Program Coordinator AVI7 Mr. choung Cho Health Project Officer BK8 Miss. Bernadette Glisse Program Coordinator CARITAS9 Mr. Ziad Samman Coordinator CASC10 Mr. Andreas Peters-lehm Researcher CCFC11 Mr. Ny Nhar Main Streaming Project Officer CDPO12 Mrs. Buth Saman Executive Director CLA13 Mr. Phouv Narin Program Manager EMWF14 Dr. Sreng Sineng RH/FP OfficerFHI/IMPACT15 Mr. Chan Monyrath Deputy Country Representative FIDR16 Dr. Meng Sokchea Health Coordinator Hagar17 Mr. Chum Sopha Executive Director HEAD18 Ms. Ellen Jones Program Support Officer HPA19 Mr. Prum Rithy Program Manager HI-B20 Ms. Somchit Boungnasiri Acting Country Director IRD21 Dr. Nou Vannary Team Leader KHANA22 Ms. Vera Minich Country RepresentativeMalteserInternational23 Dr. Kieng Vuthy Associate Program Manager Maryknoll24 Dr. David Awcock. Head of Program MRKR25 Mr. Emerson Mar Department Director MSIC26 Mr. Mop Phoeun Program Officer NH27 Dr. Pen Kongkea Medicam Coordinator NYEMO28 Ms. Tith Davy Executive Director OEC29 Ms. Gizelle Gopez Program Associate PATH30 Mr. Khut Sreang Project Manager PIN10 MEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report Membership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health Sector

RoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOsEvidence›Informed Policy Development, Representation and Adv31 Dr. Chea Thy Technical Advisor PLAN-Int'l32 Dr. Heng Kheng HS Director PSI33 Dr. Ly Cheng Huy Executive Director PSP34 Dr. Chhin Lan Deputy Director RACHA35 Mr. Um Sam Oeurn Executive Director RACHANA36 Mrs. Chan Sinath Executive Director RDA37 Ms. Kristina Mitchell Program Department Coordinator SCA38 Ms. Kyoko Koto Program advisor SHARE39 Dr. Jerker Liljestrand M&H/FP Program Leader URC40 Dr. Khem Than Program Manager VSO41 Dr. John Naponick Country Director SPF/C42 Dr. Mary Mohan Senior Program Manager WVCActivitiesDate Format for NGO to fill in their contribution implemented in theFTIRM Selection the focal person to consolidate the NGO’s contributioncategorized by each core component of the FTI- Ms. Che Katz (che.katz@mariestopes.org.kh) from Marie StopesInternational of Cambodia is responsible of safe abortion.- Dr. Chea Thy from Plan International is responsible on FamilyPlanning.January 18,2011- Dr. Virra from Malteser International is responsible on EmONCandMembership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health SectorMEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report 11

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RoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOsEvidence›Informed Policy Development, Representation and Adv2. NGOs Task Force on Communicable Disease (NGOs-CD-TF)List of members:No Name Position NGOs1 Dr. Kaing Sophal Chairman of the task forceProgram Manager, ACTED-PSF2 Dr. Chham Samnang Vice chair of the task forceProgram Team Leader, PATH3 Dr. Kaoeun Chetra Coordinator of the task forceHIV coordinator, MEDICAMACTED-PSFPATHMEDiCAM4 Mr. San Vandin Executive Director PC5 Mrs. Meng Sokchea Health Manager HAGAR6 Mr. Heng Phin Monitoring and Evaluation Manager CPN+7 Mr. Chhoeun Chhunna, Program Manager/Fundraiser AUA8 Mrs. Ros Sophany Health officer NYEMO9 Dr. Heng Phirum Program Coordinator CHEC10 Dr. Mom Ky Acting Executive Director CATA11 Mrs. Toeur Sros Deputy Executive Director ILDO12 Mr. Leng Monyneath National Coordinator BC13 Mr. Seak Kunrath Program officer JATA14 Ms. Soreach Sereithida Director WDA15 Mr. Long Doeun Health Coordinator PNKS16 Ms. Pich Sokchea National Coordinator WNU17 Dr. Chea Thy Country Health Advisor PLAN18 Dr. Peas Muslim Medical Doctor for TB/HIV inPrisonMSF-F19 Chum Sopha Executive Director HEADMembership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health SectorMEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report 13

Evidence›Informed Policy Development, Representation and AdvocacyRoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOsActivity and Achievement of CD-TF meetingActivities Issues and recommendations on CD area provided by the NGO -CD- TF for MEDiCAM’s position paper 2011. The Chairman of the NGOs-CD-TF represented the NGOs voicehas joined the 4 th Annual Plan Appraisal 2012 which wasconducted in Kampong Cham with MEDiCAM representative. Dr. Kaing Sophal, Chairman of the NGOs -CD-TF withMEDiCAM representative attended the meeting to discuss on theprogress of Communicable Disease Program with review team ofMTR/HSP2 at Ministry of Health. Progress Update on HIV and AIDS Prevention, Care and Treatmentin the world, Asia Pacific and in Cambodia. The first draft of Term of Reference for the NGO-CD- TF wasprepared. The Chairman of the NGOs-CD-TF representing the NGOs voicejoined the Workshop on Annual Plan Appraisal 2012 which wasconducted at MoH with MEDiCAM representative. The objectiveof meeting was to review and provide recommendations for thedraft Health Sector Annual Operational Plan 2012.DateFebruary 7 , 2011July 28-29, 2011September 21 , 2011November 4, 2011at MEDiCAMoffice:December 8, 201114 MEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report Membership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health Sector

RoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOsEvidence›Informed Policy Development, Representation and Adv3. NGOs Task force on Non Communicable Disease (NGOs-NCD-TF)List of members:No Name Position NGOs1 Dr. Cornelia Haener Chairman of the task forceDeputy Director of SihanoukHospital Center of HOPE2 Mr. Maurits van Pelt Vice chair of the task forceDirector of MoPoTsyo3 Dr. Kaoeun Chetra Coordinator of the task forceHIV coordinator, MEDICAMSihanouk HospitalCenter of HOPEMoPoTsyoMEDiCAM4 Mrs. Pam Gantley Independent Consultant Independent HealthConsultant5 Mrs. Chantal Dorf Regional Director LOUVAINCooperation6 Mrs. Lebost Celine Head of Mission DSF7 Dr. Lon Vann Thary Program Office PATH, Cambodia8 Mr. Keo Krisna Project Manager ADRA9 Mrs. Chork Rany Health Coordinator ADRA10 Dr. Mom Kong Executive Director Cambodia Movementfor Health11 Ruth Penfolds Volunteer with Cancer PatientsMembership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health SectorMEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report 15

Evidence›Informed Policy Development, Representation and AdvocacyRoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOsActivity and Achievement of NCD-TF meetingActivities In a series of meetings the NGOs NCD Task Force preparedon Issues and recommendations on NCD area provided by theNGO -NCD- TF for MEDiCAM’s position paper 2011. The Chair and Vice Chair of the NGOs- NCD- TFrepresenting the NGOs voice joined the 4 th Annual PlanAppraisal 2012 which was conducted in Kampong Cham withMEDiCAM representative. Dr. Cornelia Haener and Mr. Maurits van Pelt, Chair and Vicechair of NGOs- NCD-TF joined the MoH NCD- TF meetingto discuss on of reference on focal person at provincial level Mrs. Chantal Dorf, Mrs. Lebost Celine and Dr. KaoeunChetra, representative of the NGOs-NCD-TF attended themeeting to discuss on the progress of Communicable DiseaseProgram with review team of MTR/HSP2 at Ministry ofHealth. Mrs. Chantal Dorf and Dr. Kaoeun Chetra, representative ofthe NGOs -NCD-TF attended the meeting to finalize of ToRof provincial NCD focal person was conducted at MoH.DateFebruary, 3, 17,and 28, 2011July 28-29,201125 th August,201121 st September,201125 th October,2011 The Chairman and Vice Chair of the NGOs-NCD TFrepresented the NGOs voice joined the Workshop on AnnualPlan Appraisal 2012 which was conducted at MoH withMEDiCAM representative. The objective of meeting was toreview and provide recommendation for the draft HealthSector Annual Operational Plan 20128 th December,201116 MEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report Membership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health Sector

RoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOsEvidence›Informed Policy Development, Representation and Adv4. Think Tank:List members of HSS Think TankName Position Organization EmailDr. Oum Sopheap Executive Director KHANA osopheap@khana.org.khDr. Var ChivornAssociate ExecutiveDirectorRHACchivorn@rhac.org.khDr. Ir Por Lecturer NIPH irpor@yahoo.comMr. DavidWilkinsonFree lance consultantMember ofMEDiCAMdavidwilkinson@online.com.khDr. Sin Somuny Executive Director MEDiCAM ssin@medicam-cambodia.orgDr. Sok Pun Program Manager CRS Pun.Sok@crs.orgMr. PhillipeGuayantDeputy CountryDirectorPFDPh.guyant.pfd@online.com.khMr. Chum Sopha Executive Director HEAD ch-sopha@camitel.comDr. Song NgakDr. SuttonWhitakerMr. Kim KeoVathanakDr. Sok SokunPeter AnnearDr. An Sok KabDirector of Head ofOperationFHIngak@fhi.org.khDeputy Director SHCH suttonwhitaker@sihosp.orgPhD candidateDeputy CountryDirectorResearcherPolicy, Advocacy andResearch ManagerMelbourneUniversityPSIMelbourneUniversityMEDiCAMkkvathanak@yahoo.comssokun@psi.org.khlowannear@bigpond.comparm@medicam-cambodia.orgDr. Im Sarun PDF Director Sarun.pfd@online.com.kgDr. ChengliBuntyMEDiCAMGlobal FundProgram Managergpm@medicam-cambodia.orgMembership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health SectorMEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report 17

Evidence›Informed Policy Development, Representation and AdvocacyRoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOsGFATM and IHP.Televised Policy Debate on Health Care Financing at NationalTelevision of Cambodia on 5 th July 2011 with support from theGFATM-HSSMEDiCAM brought together key expertsimplementing various health financialschemes in Cambodia, the Ministry ofHealth and Health Care FinancingResearcher, Mr. Peter Annear, fromMelbourne University. The schemesinclude CBHI, HEF, Vouchers, and Userfees. Please get the full report fromMEDiCAM’s website.18 MEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report Membership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health Sector

RoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOsEvidence›Informed Policy Development, Representation and AdvThink Tank debate on draft reports of Midterm review of Health Strategic PlanImplementation on 24 th October with the support from IHPAt Imperial Gardenwww.medicam-cambodia.org.24 th October, 2011, Think Tank membersmet at Imperial Garden to go through thedraft reports of Midterm Review of theMinistry of Health’ s Strategic Plan. Thecomments have been consolidated forMEDiCAM to feedback to the consolidationmeetings of MTR.The Detailed minutes of the meeting can beaccessed through MEDiCAM’s website atReproductive and Sexual Health Debate on the National TV of Cambodia on 28 th Octoberwith support from the GFATM-HSSThe students from PANNASASTRA UNIVERSITY were the support group of “Reproductiveand Sexual Health should be the topic be openly discussed in families and parents”. The studentsfrom International University were the opponents to the ideas. The committee members of thedebate included Mr. Pen Saroeun, the Director of School Health Department of Ministry ofEducation, Youth and Sports, Dr. Chong Vannara, UNFPA, Dr. Var Chivorn, AssociateExecutive Director of RHAC, and Dr. Sin Somuny, Executive Director, MEDiCAM. The debatewas moderated by Ms. Norng Touk, a TVK moderator. The full report can be found inMEDiCAM’s website.Membership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health SectorMEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report 19

Evidence›Informed Policy Development, Representation and AdvocacyRoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOsHealth Care Financing Debate with participation from the National Assembly and Senateon 23 rd November with the support from IHP and GFATM-HSSOn 23 rd November, 2011, theThink Tank in collaboration with theMinistry of Health, Department ofPlanning and Health Information,organized a policy debate on health carefinancing. Dr. Robert Yates, HealthEconomist, WHO’s Directorate onHealth Care Financing, Geneva, was thedistinguished speaker together with Dr.Lo Veasna Kiry, Director of Departmentof Planning and Health Information,Ministry of Health (MoH). He presented the WHO’s 2010 report on Health CareFinancing with emphasis on reaching universal coverage More interestingly, Dr. Robertpresented how countries with similar socio-economic context to Cambodia are now onthe way to reach Universal Coverage and best examples of several other countries in theregion such as Thailand that uses Tax-Based Financing System to reach universalcoverage of quality health care to its population. The chair of Commission number 8 ofthe National Assembly, Lok Chum Teav Ho Non, the Deputy Chair of the 8 thCommission of the Senate, Lok Chum Teav Pum Sichan, and several otherparliamentarians actively attended the debate. The full report can be found inMEDiCAM’s website.20 MEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report Membership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health Sector

RoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOsEvidence›Informed Policy Development, Representation and AdvOther Important Advocacy Efforts in 2011MEDiCAM has consolidated the voice of NGOs into a MEDiCAM position paper2011 in which all three priorities and five cross-cutting pillar strategies of HealthStrategic Plan have been reviewed. MEDiCAM Position paper has highlightedkey issues, recommendations, and how NGOs can contribute to jointly address thechallenges. It is accessible through MEDiCAM website.MEDiCAM Position Paper 2011ឯកសារស្តីពីជំហររបស់អង្គការម៉េឌីខាំ ឆា្នេំ ២០១១ស្តីពីការអភិវឌេឍន៍វិស័យសុខាភិបាលនៅកម្ពុជាភ្នំពេញ ឆា្នេំ ២០១១Cambodia’s health sector development29MEDiCAM, NGO Forum, and CCC together with NGO community in Cambodiahave been working intensively to advocate for enabling environment for CSOs.The Prime Ministry of the Royal Government of Cambodia has officiallyannounced to delay the NGO law until the consensus of the contents of the lawreached between NGOs and the Government.For cross-cutting advocacy, MEDiCAM was very actively working in partnershipwith NGO Forum and CCC on aid effectiveness and development effectiveness—especially in the preparation for Siem Reap Consensus, the ultimate documentsfrom CSOs in Cambodia and in the regions, leading to Busan High Level Meetingon Development Effectiveness.At global level, MEDiCAM is a member of the WB CSO Consultative Group forHealth, Nutrition and Population, and the focal point for International HealthMembership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health SectorMEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report 21

Evidence›Informed Policy Development, Representation and AdvocacyRoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOsResearchPartnership for CSOs in Cambodia. Among global CSOs as members of the WBCSO Consultative Group for Health, Nutrition and Population, MEDiCAM is amember of HSS Task Force and Health Care Financing Task Force, writingposition paper on those two topics to influence the WB policy on HSS and HealthCare Financing in its coming Annual Meeting in 2012 in Tokyo.Three NGO good practices have been collected—(1) Emergency Obstetric andNewborn Care, (2) Safe Abortion, and (3) Home-based care. All these documentsare available at our website.MEDiCAM in partnership with VSO has been conducting a qualitative researchon understanding health worker motivation in five regions of Cambodia (Ministryof Health’s Regions)—Stung Treng, Bantey Meanchey, Kampong Cham, Takeo,and Phnom Penh. The objectives of the research are to come to a betterunderstanding of why health workers adopt behaviors that impact negatively onpatients and to look for solutions in policy and practice to improve staffmotivation and morale. It is expected that the research will provide valuableevidence for policy change dialogue with government and donor levelstakeholders and capacity building with NGOs and health workers within thesector. For year 2011, the field data collection has completed within 4 regions. Itis expected that the preliminary results will be in April 2012 and the final reportwill be probably in June 2012.MEDiCAM in partnership with Center of Health Market Innovation (CHMI) inVietnam with the support from Results for Development Institute (R4D)conducted studies on identifying Health Market Innovations which have beenimplemented in Cambodia by government, Development Partners, Private Sectoror NGOs. In 2011, MEDiCAM has collected 53 project profiles with potentialHealth Market Innovations. Of which, 6 cases were selected for documents ofHealth Market Innovation. These include (1) Fast Track Initiative for reducingmaternal and newborn care, (2) Lake Clinic program on Tonle Sap, (3) HealthEquity Fund managed by pagoda, (4) Special Operation Agency (SOA), (5) SmartPhone, and (6) Oral Sel. Two case studies have been completed and uploadedonto the website of Center for Health Market Innovations through this link:www.healthmarketinnovation.org/program/health-equity-fund-managed-pagodaand www.healthmarketinnovation/org/program/special-operating-agency-soa.22 MEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report Membership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health Sector

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Social Accountability and Good GovernanceRoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOsThey should specific date, name or ID number ofheath staffs whom they complained to PHD.Poor quality of medical care, diagnosis, andtreatment in both private clinics and publichospitalsIssue for HEF Card: People complained that whysome rich families receive ID-Poor and somereal poor and vulnerable do not have?People requested Operational Districts andHealth Centers to raise awareness on hygieneand sanitation among affected people after flooddisaster.Some health staffs did not dress uniformproperly.Lack of Anonymous Box and Information:People would like HC to set up anonymous boxto receive complaints from patients and writingthe name of duty staff on the board ofinformation.Sanitation of Toilet at Public Facilities: Peoplerequested to have an enough water supply in SreAmbel Referral Hospital.Patient’s Privacy: pregnant women proposedmidwife at RH to prevent the men from seeingthe delivery and labor activities in deliveryroom.Excellency Chum Sovannarith, deputy governor ofBantheayMeanchey province, encourages patientsto submit their complaints to PHD for intervention.Representative of RHAC would like toacknowledge for this complaint. He agreed that it isa mistake in doing the ID- Poor. Therefore, heencourages communities have to report to RHAC ifthey saw this problem because RHAC will take thecard back. He promised that he will strictly monitorwhen doing the ID-Poor again.Chief of Operational District informed that HC’sstaffs were responsible for raising awareness onhygiene and sanitation of communities and someareas were already done.The PHD director urge health staffs have to dressuniform properly and respect to principle of MOHDirector of PHD Koh Kong strongly agreed thatHC should have anonymous box to receivefeedback from clients because it can help HC toimprove the quality of health services for patients.Deputy director of Sre Ambel OD admitted thatwater is very important for sanitation and hygieneFrom January to May 2011, our well has dried up;and we tried to solve this problem by building awater container for hospitals. Moreover, we areworking with RACHA to connect water for apermanent water supply.It is a good request. Of course, according to policyof MoH, it is not allowed their husband to go in theroom. But, we were lack of staffs to guard the door;however, we will try to our best to avoid thismistake.34 MEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report Membership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health Sector

RoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOsSocial Accountability and Good GovernancB. Community Health Dialogue (CHD)Aims:The Community Health Dialogue (CHD) isone of tools that MEDiCAM is working topromote social accountability. It is adialogue with smaller group of people. TheCHD aims at discussing the specific issuesat the referral hospital level and also tofollow up the commitments of providersmade during the Community Health Forum.In 2011, MEDiCAM conducted 5 CommunityHealth Dialogues in its regional targetedprovinces. CHD funded by EU. In eachdialogue, there were 85-110 communitymembers attended the dialogue. In total, therewere 459 community members participated inthe dialogues. The below tables are list of thedialogues that we conducted in year 2011.Membership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health SectorMEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report 35

Social Accountability and Good GovernanceRoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOsProvince OD Date# ofParticipantNGO involvedSmachMeanchey 12-Sep-2011 85RHAC andRACHARHAC, RACHA,Koh KongSmachMeanchey 16-Sep-2011 90 CWPD,Mariestop, MHCSre Ambel 21-Sep-2011 89 CCSre Ambel 23-Sep-2011 85MISC, RACHA,CCTakeo Kirivong 18-Nov-2011 110PC, RACHANA,CCK, BFH, AFDTotal 459Summary New Issues and Commitmentsmade during the CHDCommon voices of the poor and the vulnerablefrom the Community Health DialogueSome PracticalSolutions/Commitments/AcknowledgementPLHAs who live in Thmor Bang district of KohKong province request Provincial RH to provideextra amount of ARV medicine for patient lives inremote area.My name is Mr. Keo Yi. I come from KorkiChrumof Thmor Bang district. I would like RusseyChrumHealth Post should upgrade to Health Center as itis difficult in referring the patients to RH on time.My name Kung Nget. I live in Dong Tongcommune, Koh Kong province. I would like toacknowledge RH for working hard to providegood treatment to my grand’s son which wascompletely cured two months. I do appreciate thehard work and kindness of health staff.My name Paol Lay. I have residence in village 3,SmachMeanchey commune, Koh Kong province. IDr. SournSamith, deputy director ofprovincial RHThe RH has already provided asrequested and the extra amount ofARV for five days.Dr. PhinSavath, director ofSmachMeanchey ODOf course. I understood the concernsof the poor in this location. Healthcenter is much better than Health Postbut the decision is based on theauthorization of MoH and the actualneeded.Dr. MatlyZeinub, Director of SMCRH1) Thank you very much for bothcomplaints and appreciations ofeverybody here. I am very happyto hear that from all of you today.2) For a complaint about “providersaid that you came here justwant to get money from RHAC36 MEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report Membership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health Sector

RoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOsSocial Accountability and Good Governancwould like to thank RH for providing treatment tomy family and I thank RHAC for user fee paymentfor our family.I would like to thank RHAC for referring my childto health care service at RH. It is sad as twomonths later I brought him again to RH and thendoctor said that you came here just want to getmoney from RHAC only. When I heard it, I feltnot happy. Why did he say like this to me?My name KokChayDaline. I live in Pak Khlorngcommune, Koh Kong province. I would like topropose health care staff please don’t show anydiscrimination to MSM.My name Mr. Sun Sareoun, representative ofPLHAs in Koh Kong province and also a HomeBest Care of SmachMeanchey HC. I would like tothank RH for working hard to provide besttreatment to my illness. Now it is completelycured.I have one question to RH and RHAC. In the past,the transportation corpses from RH to house orpagoda are free. How about now, is it still free?My name Mr. Krorn Sarith, a staff of CWPD. Iwould like to express my observation about thebehavior of health staffs at RH. Now I haveobserved that behavior of doctors and health staffsof RH have changed a lot. For example, recentlythey did not get any incentives from NGOs(CARE & RACHA),but they still provide goodhealth services to PLHAs. Sometimes there were alot of patients while there were limited healthproviders, but they tried their best to provide goodquality of services. Moreover, the communicationand process for bringing EWs to do VCCT havebeen improved after MEDiCAM implementationof its project activities in SmachMeanchey OD.My name is Mrs. Hong Ny. I come fromTeukPaung village of Sre Ambel district. I am theonly”, I promise that I willconduct a meeting on Wednesdaynext week to share this complaintto all of my staffs and I willrequest them to change itimmediately if they did.3) When patients come to access tohealth care services at RH, wealways ask our health providers totake care of patientsregardless ofthe possibility to pay user fee. Inaddition HEF program, hospitalhas policy of user fee exemptionfor the poor. The health care staffshave to be kind.4) I would like to express that RHalways follow the advice ofMinister of MoH. That advice isabout “providing treatment firstand ask for user fee later”.5) For a request from Ms.KokChayDaline about behaviorand impolite words of healthproviders used to his group(MSM), I will suggest my staffs tochange it because they should notact like this to your group.Everyone has right to lovesomeone freely.6) For transportation of patients’corpses at RH to their house orpagoda. In the past, RHAC wasresponsible for paying money fortransportation which was coveredby health equity fund but now itdoesn’t exist anymore and heprovides only 60000 riel forcontribution to the funeral.Anyway, we will provide freeservice (100%) for transportationpatients’ corpse to from RH topagodas. But if transportation fromRH to house, it will consider caseby case depending on realsituation.Mr. Bunnarith, representative ofMembership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health SectorMEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report 37

Social Accountability and Good GovernanceRoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOspoor without ID-poor.My name is Mrs. Noun Ny. I come fromBoeungPreav of Sre Ambel district. I am the poorwithout ID-poor. I do not have money so I have tosell my farming land and cows in order to accessto health services at public facilities? If so, I willbe even poorer.My name is Ms. Ty Oun. I live in Seila Mineangvillage of Sre Ambel district. I have a question thatwhy rich families have ID-Poor and the poor donot have?RHAC Sre-AmbelThank you so much for thesecomplaints. I agreed it was a mistakewhile doing of the ID- Poor. So, Iencourage everyone should report toRHAC if seeing the mistakes becauseRHAC will take it back from them.Moreover, I promise to strictlymonitor when doing the ID-Pooragain.My name is Mr. SomBunchhean. I come fromKrapum Chhouk village of Kirivong OD. I wouldlike to request Kirivong OD and HCs to do anyaction for raising awareness on hygiene andsanitation among affected people afterflooddisatster.My name is Mr. Em Sitho. I come from Ta Nhemvillage of Kirivong OD. I would likeMoHtoconstruct more public health buildingsbecause it convenient for patients to access tohealth services on time.Dr. MichSambo, director ofKirivong ODHC’s staffs are responsible for raisingawareness on hygiene and sanitation atcommunities and we also contributedALBEIT to Kapeng, Rominh, Somand Borey Cholsal HCs.Dr. Kung Chankoma, director ofKirivong RHI would like to inform that ourcounseling services open from 8:00am to 12:00 pm so patients.Sometimes, it has a lot of patientsnormally we have to provide treatmentto the most serious patient first soplease communities understand aboutthat.My name is Mrs. San Ban. I live in Prey Yethkarvillage of Kirivong OD. I would like to thank RHand HCs so much for working hard to providehealth services to communities.My name is Mrs. SournSamet. I have residence inRominh commune covered by Kirivong OD. Iwould like to ask whether using of contraceptivedrug and IUD effected to health or not.Dr. Kung Chankoma, director ofKirivong RHThe contraceptive drug and IUD canhave minor affect to women’s health.There’re many choices for reproductivehealth. If you want to useit, please consult with health staff first.38 MEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report Membership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health Sector

RoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOsSocial Accountability and Good GovernancC. Community Advocacy Champion PlansThis tool was adopted toencourage and build confidence ofmarginalized communities who aremost often neglected and not part ofany decision-making processes, toovercome their fear and becomeeffective advocates and spokespersonfor their communities.There were fourteencommunity advocacy champion plansdeveloped and implemented during thereport period. Six advocacy championplans were developed andimplemented in Kirivong OD, Takeoprovince; four advocacy championplans in SmachMeanchey OD, KohKong province; and fouradvocacychampion plans in Sre AmbelOD, Koh Kong province. Additional48 community Advocacy workplans in4 ODs of Siem Reap, Battambang,BTB and PVH are being implementedand expect to get the result ofadvocacy at the end of February 2012,The 48 work plans were funded byGF while 14 champion plans in ODKirivong, Smach Mean Chey and Sreambel funded by EUD. Impacts and Successful Stories of CHFs, and CHDs,There were three technical methods to follow up the commitments of health providers madeduring the Community Health Forum (CHF). Those included (1) Community Health Dialogue(CHD), (2) Interview with local NGO partners, and (3) interview with patients. The impactsand successful stories from are listed below:1. Behaviors of health providers toward their clients have been improved, especiallyat SmachMeanchey ,ThmorSar, Trapaing Rung and Chipat HCs in Koh KongProvince and in Battambang Provincial Hospital. (I am Home Best Care Teamleader in Prey Snao village. I would like inform that RH has improved a lot in thelast one year. When I brought my child to access to health care services at BTBRH, health care providers behaved to me in friendly way and they worked hard toMembership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health SectorMEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report 39

Social Accountability and Good GovernanceRoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOsKeo HC has made contract with Taxi driver to refer pregnant women to deliverbaby at HC)2. Anonymous boxes were established to collect feedbacks on quality of care andbehaviors of health staff, for instance three anonymous boxes were set up atSmachMeanchey, two at Sre Ambel RH.3. The communication between health care providers and clients was improved,especially at Kirivong , Smach Mean Chey, Sre Ambel referral hospitals, atPrasatBakongMeanchey HC in Siem Reap Province and at Phnom Dek HC inPreahVihear Province. Health care providers have changed their behavior andpatients have changed from complaints to thanking health providers.4. Increased utilization of health services at public health facilities (Kirivong,SmachMeanchey ,Sre Ambel, Battambang RH, and 16 January RH in preahVihearprovince).5. The ART program of SmachMeanchey RH in Koh Kong province was improved6. Free transportation for corpse from SmachMeanchey RH to pagodas was providedby the Hospital.In Battambang, the poor families were also provided freetransportation for bringing corpse back to their homeland or pagoda. This can bedone with approval from the RH Management Committee.7. Health care staff respects working hours and health providers now standby 24hours a day and 7 days a week at emergency room of SmachMeancheyRH and inAnkorthom HC in Siem Reap province.8. There is no more extra charge at the maternity ward of SmachMeanchey referralhospital and in Battambang RH9. The proposal of connecting water for Sre Ambel RH was approved by Districtoffice of environment10. PLHAs in Sangke OD of Battambang province have received free health careservices at Health Centers since 07 September 2011 and11. Patients who are holding ID-Poor in Sangke OD of Battambang province stoppedpaying extra money at Battambang Referral Hospital since 07 September 2011.12. In Battambang RH, patients who needed blood transfusion had to find the bloodfrom their family members to replace the blood in stock because it is to balance ofblood in stock. Normally, poor family and PLHIVs were not able to get blood. TheHospital now provides free blood transfusion to them.40 MEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report Membership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health Sector

RoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOsSocial Accountability and Good GovernancE. The Success of Six Community Advocacy Champion Plans in Kirivong OD,Takeo Province1) The first advocacy champion plan implemented in Kirivong OD was “OVCs canaccess to free health care services at Rominh, Krapum Chhouk, and PreyMelong HCs”. The OVCs living under coverage areas of three HCs were listedby champion group in collaboration with local authorities and then championgroup brought those numbers of OVCs to advocate with three HCs above. Asresults, 59 OVCs (30 female) were approved to receive free health care service inwhich 31 OVCs (15female) at Rominh HC, 23 OVCs (11.female) at KrapumChhouk HC, and 5 OVCs (4female) at Prey Melong HC.2) The second advocacy champion plan implemented in Kirivong OD was “Poorwidow can access to free health care services at Chi Khmar, Prambey Mum,and Samlong HCs”. 59 poor widows were approved to receive free health careservices in which 23 people at Chi Khmar HC, 22 people at Samlong HC, and 14people at Prampey Mum HC.3) The third advocacy champion plan carried-out in Kirivong OD was “PoorDisable People can access to free health care services at Angknor,DoungKpos and Kork Pour HCs”. 18 Poor PwDs (6 female) were approved toreceive free health services in which 13 people (3 female) at Angknor, 2 people (2female) at DoungKpos, and 2 people (1 female) Kork Pour HC.4) The fourth advocacy champion plan carried-out in Kirivong OD was “Poorelderly people can access to free health care services at Choun Chum, AngPrasat, Kamnub, and Phnom Den HCs”. 89 poor elderly people (48 female)were approved to receive free health services in which 59 people (22 female) atChoun Chum HC, 15 people (12 female) at Ang Prasat HC, 9 people (8 female) atKamnub HC, and 6 people (6 female) at Phnom Den HC.5) The next advocacy champion plan carried-out in Kirivong OD was “OVCs canaccess to free health care services at KoakPrich and Kampeng HCs”. 60OVCs (22 female) were approved to receive free health services in which 14OVCs (4 female) at Kampeng HC and 46 OVCs (18 female) at KoakPrich HC.6) The last advocacy champion plan carried-out in Kirivong OD was “Poor disablepeople can access to free health care services at Som and Prey Romdeng HCsand Ta-O HP”. 47 Poor PwDs (25 female) were approved to receive free healthcare services in which 18 people (4 female) at Prey Romdeng HC, 17 people (10female) at Som HC, and 13 people (7 female) at Ta-O HP.F. Four Community Advocacy Champion Plans in SmachMeanchey OD, Koh KongProvince1) The first advocacy champion plan carried-out in SmachMeanchey OD was“Poor disable people can access to free health care services atSmachMeanchey RH”. As results, 128 poor disable people (92 female) wereapproved to receive free health care services at SmachMeanchey RH.2) The second advocacy champion plan carried-out in SmachMeanchey OD was“Poor elderly people can access to free health care services at StengVengand Pankhlorng HCs”. 89 poor elderly people (38 female) were approved toreceive free health care services, which were 59 people (25 female) atStengVeng HC and 30 people (13 female) were at Pakhlorng HC.Membership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health SectorMEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report 41

Social Accountability and Good GovernanceRoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOs3) The next one was “Trapaing Rung HC can have anonymous box andinformation board”. As a result, one anonymous box and one informationboard were set up at Trapaing Rung HC.4) The last one was “RusseyChrum HP can have anonymous box andinformation board”. One anonymous box and one information board were setup after advocacy plan implemented.G. The success of Four Community Advocacy Champion Plans in Sre Ambel OD,Koh Kong Province1) The first advocacy champion plan carried-out in Sre Ambel OD was “Poorelderly people can access to free health care services at BeoungPreav andSre Ambel HCs”. 225 poor elderly people (160 female) were approved toreceive free health care services, in which 152 people (103 female) atBeoungPreav HC and 73 people (63 female) at Sre Ambel HC.2) The second advocacy champion plan was conducted in Sre Ambel OD was“poor elderly people can access to free health care services at Chipat HC”.70 poor elderly people (49 female) were approved to receive free health servicesat Chipat HC.3) The next one was “AngdongTek HC can have anonymous box andinformation board”. One anonymous box and one information board were setup at AngdongTek HC.4) The last one was “Chipat HC can have anonymous box and informationboard”. One anonymous box and one information board were set up at ChipatHC.42 MEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report Membership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health Sector

RoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOs4CapacityBuildingCapacity BuildingMEDiCAM Capacity Building Program, with the support from the Global Fund SSF HSS and SSF HIVand EU, organized 25 training courses in 2011. These trainings covered all NGOs working in the entirecountry.MEDiCAM training focuses on organizational development, health related topics, and advocacy. Whatmakes MEDiCAM training unique is that MEDiCAM provides training, coaching, and giving smallaward for grassroots NGOs together with community and local authority to develop their plans forimplementation. We have done this for Communicating for advocacy. It is training and using the skill toactually implement the project to produce results.Dr. Sin Somuny, Executive Director, MEDiCAM, talked about the importance of the Communicating forAdvocacy (CFA) to the participants in a rolling out training in Banteay Meanchey province.This table indicates what topic, where the training took place, when, and who attended the training.No Topic Where WhenRolling-Out TrainingNo. ofParticipantFemalTotale1 Communicating for Advocacy Takeo 22-26 Aug 2011 12 282 Communicating for Advocacy Takeo 19-23 Sep 2011 9 303 Community Information Management Takeo 05-09 Sep 2011 12 284 Community Information Management Takeo 10-14 Oct 2011 12 365 Community Information Management Takeo 17-21 Oct 2011 11 326 Community Information Management Koh Kong 08-12 Aug 2011 19 297 Community Information Management Koh Kong 22-26 Aug 2011 14 27Master TrainingSub total 89 210Membership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health SectorMEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report 43

Capacity BuildingRoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOs1 Communicating for Advocacy Siem Reap 10-14 Jan 2011 12 222 Communicating for Advocacy Battambang 21-25 Feb 2011 4 273 Communicating for Advocacy Battambang 06-10 June 2011 12 264 Communicating for Advocacy Battambang 15-19 Aug 2011 7 225 Communicating for Advocacy Koh Kong 29 Aug-02 Sep 2011 10 276 Communicating for Advocacy Siem Reap 21-25 Nov 2011 11 25Sub total 56 149Health Related Training1Advanced Training or Trainer on BehaviorChange CommunicationPhnom Penh 15-19 Aug 2011 8 232 Primary Health Care Implementation Siem Reap 22-26 Aug 2011 14 263 Community Health Promotion Management Battambang 12-16 Sept 2011 7 224Linked Response for Prevention, Care andTreatment of HIV/AIDS and Sexual and Battambang 12-16 Sept 2011 13 24Reproductive Health Issues5 Basic Health EducationKampongCham19-23 Sept 2011 13 266 Clients’ Rights and Providers’ Rights-Duties Battambang 03-07 Oct 2011 14 237Advanced Training or Trainer on BehaviorChange CommunicationSiem Reap 24-28 Oct 2011 9 27Sub total 78 171Organizational Development TrainingBasic Developing Questionnaire for Data1 Entry and Data Analysis by using Epidata and Phnom Penh 27 Jun-01 Jul 2011 2 7SPSS2 Project Design and Management Siem Reap 08-12 Aug 2011 8 283 Human Resource Management Battambang 05-09 Sept 2011 10 264 Practical Monitoring and EvaluationKampongCham19-23 Sept 2011 1 195 Strategic Planning Battambang 17-21 Oct 2011 7 27Sub total 28 107Total 251 637Number of NGO’s Staff Who Attended the Training in 2011No Name of NGO No. of Participant Based in1 WVC 34 Phnom Penh=24, Battambang=9, Takeo=12 HEAD 32 Koh Kong=27, Prey Veng=3, Kampong Chhnang=23 HPA 23 Rattanakiri=8, Preah Vihear=14, Mondulkiri=14 WRC 18Phnom Penh=7, Kandal=3, Kampong Cham=1,Pursat=2, Kg. Thom=2, Siem Reap=35 Caritas 18 Siem Reap=186 RACHA 18Pursat=1, Siem Reap=7, Prey Veng=3, BanteayMeanchey=3, Koh Kong=47 CYDC 14 Battambang=12, Banteay Meanchey=28 CBHEP/FWAB 14 Siem Reap=149 ILDO 12 Battambang=1244 MEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report Membership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health Sector

RoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOsCapacity Building50 CRC 2 Siem Reap=1, Kampot=151 FRC 2 Phnom Penh=252 ICRC 2 Siem Reap=1, Phnom Penh=153 IPHIA 2 Mondulkiri=254 ADRA 2 Kg. Thom=1, Preah Vihear=155 CGA 2 Phnom Penh=256 Project Future 2 Phnom Penh=1, Kandal=157 VIC 2 Kratie=258 Hagar 2 Phnom Penh=259 PATH 2 Battambang=1, Phnom Penh=160 HOPE 2 Phnom Penh=261 CFEDA 2 Banteay Meanchey=262 CSCN 2 Pursat=263 CESVI 2 Kampong Chhnang=264 PDI-Cambodia 2 Siem Reap=265 M'Lop Prumvihearthor 1 Koh Kong=166 ACED 1 Battambang=167 Home Land 1 Battambang=168 VTH 1 Battambang=169 MMM 1 Banteay Meanchey=170 CDK 1 Battambang=171 DYMB 1 Banteay Meanchey=172 MTI 1 Phnom Penh=173 MSCI 1 Phnom Penh=174 NH 1 Kampong Chhnang=176 PADV 1 Siem Reap=177 VSG 1 Banteay Meanchey=178 Malteser International 1 Odor Meanchey=179 HI 1 Battambang=180 Health Age International 1 Battambang=181 Bright Life 1 Pursat=182 ECF 1 Phnom Penh=183 ELIE 1 Mondulkiri=184 Mint 1 Odor Meanchey=185 CWCC 1 Siem Reap=186 Kaliyan Mith 1 Siem Reap=187 NYEMO Cambodia 1 Phnom Penh=188 Water for Cambodia 1 Siem Reap=189 FIDR 1 Phnom Penh=190 SOPO 1 Phnom Penh=1Membership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health SectorMEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report 45

Capacity BuildingRoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOs91 MoPoTsyo 1 Phnom Penh=192 New Humanity 1 Phnom Penh=193 MHSS 1 Battambang=194 DYMKBR 1 Banteay Meanchey=195 VYPD 1 Battambang=196 Bandos Komar 1 Pursat=197 CRDT 1 Kratie=198 MHC 1 Siem Reap=199 CRID 1 Kampong Cham=1100 SCC 1 Battambang=1101 Kunathor 1 Banteay Meanchey=1102 MSFF 1 Phnom Penh=1103 PHD 1 Phnom Penh=1104 AHC Satellite 1 Siem Reap=1Sub Total 443NoName of HealthFacilitiesNo. of ParticipantBased in1 PHD 1 Banteay Meanchey=12 OD 9 Banteay Meanchey=5, Siem Reap=43 RH 2 Koh Kong=24 HC 33 Takeo=22, Koh Kong=11Sub Total 45No Community No. of Participant Based in1 HCMC 19 Takeo=192 VSHG 52 Takeo=46, Koh Kong=63 CC 44 Takeo=28, Koh Kong=164Representative ofvulnerable groups 34 Takeo=22, Koh Kong=12Sub Total 149Total 63746 MEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report Membership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health Sector

RoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOsCapacity BuildingTraining ImpactHaving conducted the training following-up to understand the impact of the training among a randomizedselection of sample size of our trainees, MEDiCAM has found the following results: 100% replied that they have used the skills they learnt to improve their work.The skills which they specifically used include staff evaluation, staff motivation, writing jobdescription, design project, monitoring and evaluation, staff recruitment, Logical frame workdevelopment, problem analysis, objective analysis, health education skill, facilitation skill, roleof HCMC/VHSG, using IEC materials, teaching method, communication skill, Health system inCambodia, small survey, Epidata , and revise strategic plan and policies. 75% of respondents said they have shared their knowledge and skills with others. Usually theyshared the new skills during the staff meeting or quarterly meeting. They shared this knowledgeby chatting, telling, reporting and giving them documents to read. Sometimes they preparedPowerPoint presentation on specific topic to share with their colleagues.100% reported that they feel the new skills helped to improve the effectiveness of their work.They said that they can and have full confidence to provide education to people. They are able touse IEC materials for training. They can develop action plan and strategic plan for theirorganization. They know how to refer patient through link response, and they know how tocommunicate with people. They can develop simple database for data entry and analyze data.Furthermore, they told us that they now have much better understanding of health system andnational policy.80% reported that the level knowledge acquired during the training is adequate for their job. It'snot only these skills or knowledge that they need to apply in their project areas but there aremany other skills/knowledge which are also necessary for them to have in order to improve theeffectiveness in their project. The skills/knowledge that they want to learn more includeadvocacy, report writing, proposal writing, HIV/AIDS counseling, monitoring and evaluation,behavior change in communication.Membership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health SectorMEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report 47

Capacity BuildingRoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOs80% of all line managers asked reported that the training their staff received was the right topicand the right skill which are relevant to their daily work and the acquired skills have been used toimprove the work of the organization as a whole.Most of line managers asked told us that they discussed with their staff how they experienced thetraining and they felt that the training has made them more confident in performing her presenttask. Some of them said that their staffs were able to develop training curriculum and preparelesson plan for the training. They can mobilize community to participate in the projectimplementation, monitoring and evaluation. One manager said that MEDiCAM trainings are better than other organizations’. 20% of line managers said they have given their staff more responsibilities after the training.These tasks include preparing lesson plans, IEC materials and other educational messages. Theyalso encouraged their staff to more regularly attend other NGOs meetings such as MEDiCAM's inorder to update themselves with latest information in the health sector.In conclusion, participants had a chance to implement key learning in their work after training and thenew skills to improve effectiveness of their work. They became more self-confident to provide educationto people and understand health system and policy. The level of knowledge/skills acquired during thetraining is useful for their jobs.The MEDiCAM’s training is very effective for participants. All respondents said that they had a chanceto use the skills acquired to improve themselves in their professionalism, improve the work of theirorganization, and MEDiCAM has also helped strengthening their institutional development capacity.Success Stories:Translating skill into concrete actions and outcomes:Case 1: Strategic Planning, a building management capacity of Cambodian’s NGOs which havedeveloped their own strategic plan in order to achieve their vision, mission, goalStrategic plan development has been an uphill challenge for many grassroots or community-based NGOsor even several local NGOs.MEDiCAM has started this project since 2006 with the support from Canadian InternationalDevelopment Agency (CIDA). The support from CIDA for two years has built MEDiCAM with goodcapacity to extend this program through the GFATM SSF HIV/AIDS.With this support, the strategic plan training was conducted in Battambang province from 17 to 21October, 2011. In December 2011, in our coaching visit with Indigenous’ People Health ImprovementAssociation (IPHIA), the trainees from this organization with further assistance from MEDiCAMcoaching visit of the Organizational Development Trainer/Coach, IPHIA has developed its first strategicplan 2011-2020.The director of this organization has expressed their profound gratitude to MEDiCAM and the supportfrom the GFATM that has made them able to have a better strategic direction which helps theorganizations to work more strategically and this could lead to more effectiveness and efficiency inspending our resources. We are now working with our strategic direction rather than following up withmoney.48 MEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report Membership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health Sector

RoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOsCapacity BuildingCase 2: Project Design and Management, a building management capacity of Cambodian’s NGOs whichhave designed their own project in order to support from donors and to achieve their vision, mission, goalProject design and management has been an uphill challenge for many grassroots or community-basedNGOs or even several local NGOs.MEDiCAM has started this project since 2006 with the support from Canadian InternationalDevelopment Agency (CIDA). The support from CIDA for two years has built MEDiCAM with goodcapacity to extend this program through the GFATM SSF HIV/AIDS.With this support, the Project Design and Management training was conducted in Siem Reap provincefrom 8 to 12 August, 2011. In January 2012, in our follow up training with Adventist Development andRelief Agency (ADRA) and Cambodian Women … (CWCC), the trainees from these organizations havesuccessfully designed project and supported from their donors.The director of this organization has expressed their profound gratitude to MEDiCAM and the supportfrom the GFATM SSF HIV/AIDS that has made them able to have a better project design andmanagement which helps their staff to work and manage more effectiveness and efficiency in spendingour resources.RecommendationsThe results of training follow-up suggest that MEDiCAM should early announce to member about theavailability of training and invite guest speaker from other organization or institution for some topics.The homogeneity of participant should be considered and refresher course should be conducted everyyear.MEDiCAM reviewed and upgraded the training contents to intermediate level and candidates only beselected when they fit the selection criteria. Certification of training was only provided when traineesmeet the minimum requirements as follows:• 25 scores for full attendance• 25 scores for active participation in class• 50 scores for fully correct post-testTraining certificate was provided for minimum score of 75%.Membership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health SectorMEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report 49

Capacity BuildingRoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOsMEDiCAM has now begun to transfer our training capacity to grassroots NGOs. We have training themas TOT. They have now conducted their own training with some technical support MEDiCAM trainingteam.Most important of all, after each rolling out training, local authority together with vulnerable communitydeveloped their community advocacy work plans to advocate for better health care services in theirregions.Rolling out training on Communicating for Advocacy conducted by 4 SSRsNo Where When# ofPartNo Where WhenCYDC-Sangke OD, Battambang ProvinceCYDC-Sangke OD, Battambang Province1Samrong28 Feb-04 Mar 20118 Kampong Preah 05-09 Jul 2011Knong25252 Ta Mim 07-11 Mar 2011Kampong912-16 Jul 201122Preang253 O'Dam-bang I 14-18 Mar 2011 25 10 Reang Kesey 19-23 Jul 2011 254 O'Dam-bang II 14-18 Jun 2011 26 11 Roka 25-29 Jul 2011 245 Prek Norin 30 May-03 Jun 2011 28 12 Tapon 08-12 Aug 2011 236 Prek Loung 07-11 Jun 2011 24 13 O' Dambang I 22-26 Aug 2011 307 Piem Ek 21-25 Jun 2011 28FWAB-Siem Reap OD, Siem Reap ProvinceFWAB-Siem Reap OD, Siem Reap Province1 Prasath Bakong 18-22 Jul 2011 24 10 Peak Sneng 17-21 Oct 2011 272 Mean Chey 05-09 Sep 2011 23 11 Kantrang 14-18 Nov 2011 263 Romchek 15-19 Aug 2011 27 12 Kondek 12-16 Dec 2011 234 Norkor Thom 08-12 Aug 2011 27 13 Chreav 21-25 Feb 2011 235 Preah Dak 22-26 Aug 2011 24 14 Sambour 02-04 Jul 2011 256 Ampil 11-15 Jul 2011 25 15 Angkor Thom 14-18 Mar 2011 217 Sambour 12-16 Sep 2011 27 16 Peak Sneng 21-25 Feb 2011 258 Chreav 19-23 Sep 2011 23 17 Kantrang 06-10 Jun 2011 259 Angkor Thom 03-07 Oct 2011 25 18 Kandek 13-17 Jun 2011 25KADO-Tbeng Meanchey OD, Preah VihearProvinceKADO-Tbeng Meanchey OD, Preah VihearProvince1 Kulen 07-11 Mar 20112110TbengMeanchey25-29 Jul 2011322 Boribo 14-18 Mar 2011 28 11 Sra Em 08-12 Aug 2011 273 Chhnoun 21-25 Mar 2011 26 12 Chaom Ksan 19-23 Aug 2011 254 Yeang 28 Mar-01 Apr 2011 25 13 Kulen 22-26 Aug 2011 275 Chamroeun 21-25 Jun 2011 26 14 Boribo 05-09 Sep 2011 246 Phnom Dek 06-10 Jun 2011 26 15 Chhnoun 19-23 Sep 2011 257 Rovieng 13-17 Jun 2011 31 16 Yeang 12-16 Dec 2011 258 Chheb 11-15 Jul 2011 27 17 Chamroeun 17-21 Oct 2011 269 Sa Ang 18-22 Jul 2011 27 18 Phnom Dek 21-25 Nov 2011 26RDA-Mongkul Borey OD, Banteay MeancheyProvinceRDA-Mongkul Borey OD, Banteay MeancheyProvince1Russey Krouk14-18 Feb 201110 Phneat 18-22 Jul 2011II23272 Phnom Touch 21-25 Feb 2011 25 11 Sras Raing 08-12 Aug 2011 263 Sombuo 01-05 Mar 2011 24 12 Banteay Neang 15-19 Aug 2011 264 Korkbalaing 07-11 Mar 2011 24 13 Russey Krouk II 22-26 Aug 2011 245 Ou prasat 14-18 Mar 2011 21 14 Phnom Touch 05-09 Sep 2011 276 Soeu 06-10 Jun 2011 28 15 Kork Balaing 12-16 Sep 2011 247 Chom Noum 14-18 Jun 2011 26 16 Ou Prasat 10-14 Oct 2011 228 Rohat teuk 20-24 Jun 2011 27 17 Soeu 12-16 Dec 2011 249 Bot Trang 11-15 Jul 2011 29 18 Sombour 19-23 Dec 2011 26# ofPart50 MEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report Membership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health Sector

RoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOsCapacity BuildingCommunity Advocacy Work Plan Implementation and AchievementsWith the support from the GFATM-HSS, MEDiCAM’s program is not only about providing training on“communicating for advocacy” but also support the vulnerable community and local authority to develop“Community Advocacy Work Plan”.In year 2011, 96 Community Advocacy Work Plans have been developed after the rolling out training.Out of this figure, 48 Community Advocacy Work Plans were endorsed by the Community AdvocacyWork Plan Certification Committee (CAWPCC), composed of OD director, commune council, grassrootsNGO, SSR of MEDiCAM, MEDiCAM officer.Three Example of Success Stories from the implementation of these Community Advocacy WorkPlans:Friend Without a Border (FWAB) is an SSR of MEDiCAM implementing the GFATM-supported HSS. Inworking with the vulnerable communities, commune councils, FWAB was able to give an example of thesuccesses of the implementation of the Community Advocacy Work Plans.The members of the Community Advocacy Work Plan in Kandeck, Preah Dak, and Prasat Bakong HealthCenters have found that there were 41, 31, and 21 drug sellers, respectively in their catchment areas ofthose health centers. They found that among these drug sellers, none of them was licensed in Kandeck,only 2 were licensed in Preah Dak and Prasat Bakong.____________________________________________________________________________________No. Health Center #of drug sellers registered %of unlicensed1 Kandeck 41 0 100%2 Preah Dak 31 2 94.87%3 Prasat Bakong 21 2 80.95%Resulted from group researcher by individual communesHaving seen such horrible results, the first stakeholder meeting on 30 th January, 2012 was organized bythe community advocates under FWAD support. The meeting was chaired by OD director, andparticipated by local authority, HCMC, VHSGs, health center staff, and NGO representatives. The mainagenda of the meeting was on the issue of unlicensed drug sellers in these above mentioned communes.The meeting unanimously decided to eliminate unlicensed drug sellers within their communities. Thereport of the meeting was sent to all relevant local authorities to take immediate actions.OD and local authorities (Commune Councils and District Councils) took action by inviting all drugsellers in their communities to hold a meeting, explaining the Ministry of Health’ s regulation oneliminating all unlicensed drug sellers and the negative impact on our communities’ health. All drugsellers agreed to sign an agreement to stop selling their drugs until proper registration and licensing isgranted. The signing of this agreement was witnessed by the community advocates as well as grassrootsNGOs working in the area.For more details on the success of the implementation of Community Advocacy Work Plan, please referto the semi-annual report submitted to the GFATM by MEDiCAM.Membership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health SectorMEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report 51

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Information SharingRoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOsList of the topics presented during the MEDiCAM Membership Monthly Meeting for 2011Months Topics of the presentations Presenters and Organizations PhotographsHealth sector update briefMr. Ham Hak, Publication andCommunication Manager,MEDiCAM1. Voucher scheme in HealthEquity FundMr. Sao Chhorn, Health EquityFund Manager, RHACJanuary2. Implementation of TB/HIVactivities in CC3, KampongChan, Takhmao and Takeoprisons in CambodiaDr. Ly Mena, Project Officer,FHI3. AIDS competence process:a new constellationMr. Lok Vichet, ExecutiveDirector, CHED1. Health sector update briefDr. Kaoeun Chetra, HIV/AIDSCoordinator, MEDiCAMFebruary2. Hearing indigenouspeople’s voice: respondingto health challengesMr. Em Veasna and Mr. SuyVin, Executive Directors, IPHAsin MDK and RTK3. STEP survey on noncommunicablediseasesDr. Prak Pisethraingsey,Director, Department ofPreventive Medicines, MoH54 MEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report Membership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health Sector

RoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOsInformation SharingMarchAnnual General Meeting (AGM)1. Health sector update brief Ph. Oum Sokhathaline, HealthInformation Officer, MEDiCAMApril1. Discussion on the first draft ofMEDiCAM Position Paper2011 (MPP)Dr. Sin Somuny, ExecutiveDirector of MEDiCAM1. Health sector update briefPh. Oum Sokhathaline, HealthInformation Officer, MEDiCAM2. Behavioral Survey onCondom Use among Men whohave sex with menMr. Ly CheatyMr. Ly Cheaty, Researcher, PSICambodiaMay3. Referral System Developmentand Surgical Service forPediatric Patient at NationalPediatric HospitalDr. Chhoeun Vuthy, DeputyDirector, National PediatricHospital, MoH4. Cambodia demographicand health survey 2010:preliminary reportDr. Sao Sovanratnak, ProgramManager, MEDiCAM1. Health sector update briefDr. Kaoeun Chetra, HIV/AIDSCoordinator, MEDiCAMMembership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health SectorMEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report 55

Information SharingRoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOs2. Sex, condoms andreproductive health: trackingresults continuously (TRaC)among entertainment workers(EWs) in Phnom Penh,Cambodia 2009 and 2010Miss. Chim Rotsothea, ResearchCoordinator, PSIJun3. 2011 Nutrition Situation inCambodiaDr. Ou Ketvanna, ProjectManager, NNP, MoH4. Nutrition status of childrenunder two years old in SvayAnthor district, Prey VengProvinceMr. Sok Houn, ProgramCoordinator, SHARE1. Health sector update briefMr. Ham Hak, Publication andCommunication Manager,MEDiCAMJuly2. Heath System Strengthening:challenging issues for humanresources for health and goodgovernanceProf. Dr. Wim Van Damme, ITM,Antwerp, Belgium3. Health Care Financing inCambodiaDr. Ir Por, Assistant Professor,NIPH1. Health sector update briefPh. Oum Sokhathaline, HealthInformation Officer, MEDiCAMAugust2. Estimation of the HIVPrevalence among GeneralPopulation in Cambodia 2010Dr. Chhear Chhorvann, DeputyDirector, NCHADS56 MEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report Membership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health Sector

RoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOsInformation Sharing3. National Strategic Plan forElimination of Malaria inCambodia 2011-2015Dr. Siv Sovannaroth, Chief ofM&E, National Malaria Center(CNM)1. Health sector update briefM. Ham Hak, Publication andCommunication Manager,MEDiCAMSeptember2. Hand Hygiene and InfectionControlDr. Om Chhorvoin, HospitalImprovement Program TeamLeader, URC3. TB&HIV in Phnom PenhPrisons-Outcomes andPerspectivesMr. Emmanuel Lavieuville,Head of Mission, MSF-F1. Health sector update briefDr. Kaeun Chetra, HIV/AIDSCoordinator, MEDiCAMOctober2. Barriers and Facilitators toHealth Services for Peoplewith Disabilities in Cambodia:An exploratory studyMr. Kong Vichetra, ExecutiveDirector, KPF in partnership withCBM Australia and the NossalInstitute for Global Health,University of Melbourne3. Dengue situation 2011 inCambodiaDr. Ngan Chantha, DeputyDirector of CNM, MoHNovember1. Health Care FinancingDebate 1Mr. Robert Yates, HealthFinancing Economist, WHORegional Office, Jakarta1 The Health Care Financing Debate was conducted in November 23, 2011 at Phnom Penh Hotel, with 89 participants fromthe Senate, National Assembly, government officials and NGO representatives attending.Membership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health SectorMEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report 57

Information SharingRoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOs1. Health sector update briefMr. Ham Hak, Publication andCommunication Manager,MEDiCAMDecember2. Analysis of the newlyreleased 4 th draft of NGO lawand updatesAttorney at law Sok Sam Oeun,Executive Director, Cambodia’sDefender Project (CDP)3. Public private partnership forexpanding the DOTs in theprivate sectorDr. Team Bak Khim, DeputyDirector of CENAT, MoHClockwise: Prof. Wim Van Damme of ITM, Dr. Pieter Van Maareen, WHO Representative in Cambodia,Representative of MSIC, Representative of WOMEN and Dr. Siv Sovannaroth, Chief of M&E, CNM raisedconcerned issues for further clarification from distinguished presenters in 4Ms meeting in July, 2011Please find us at: http://www.medicam-cambodia.org/activities/info/4ms/index.asp58 MEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report Membership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health Sector

RoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOsInformation SharingIs MEDiNEWS interesting for you?SomewhatInteresting, 9.50%VeryInteresting,35.70%Interesting,54.80%Somewhat InterestingInterestingVery InterestingMembership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health SectorMEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report 59

Information SharingRoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOsIn addition, the respondents indicated they were interested in a variety of news sections inMEDiNEWS. These include focus on, health news, government news, 4Ms report, document availablein town, world news, agency news, and others. The finding results showed percentage of interest ofvarious sections as indicated in the bar chart below:30.00%25.00%20.00%15.00%10.00%5.00%0.00%8.20%GovernmentNewsWhatSectionyoudothinkMEDiNEWSisinteresting?27.90%22.90%16.20%4Msreport5.30%3.20% 4.90%11.40%New HealthNews Focuson Worldnews Agencynews AllsectionsdocumentsintownMore interestingly, the results of the findings showed that 60% of the respondents said that they hadused the information they learned from the MEDiNEWS to improve their work, whilst 40% of therespondents said that they had read the MEDiNEWS, but only for information and knowledge.60 MEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report Membership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health Sector

RoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOsInformation SharingMEDiNEWS TEAMMain Responsibilities and TasksReview and finalize technical contentsand ensure correctness of political andadvocacy aspect of the articlesEdit and finalize English versionSometimes write articlesApproval: Topics of focus on articles andthe whole MEDiNEWS prior to printingInitial review of English version, layingout of the MEDiNEWSReview and finalize the Khmertranslation of the MEDiNEWSSometimes write articlesCoordinate with different team and staffto put together all different articles intothe MEDiNEWS and work with aprinting houseResponsible OfficialsSin Somuny, MD, MPHExecutive Director MEDiCAMMr. Ham Hak, Publication and CommunicationManagerCollect information, interview differentstakeholdersWrite articlesTranslate articles into KhmerSometimes assist in Khmer versionediting1. Dr. Kaeurn Chetra, HIV/AIDSCoordinator2. Ms. Oum Sokhathaline, RMNCHInformation Officer3. Dr. Heang Khunsrong, ResearchCoordinatorDr. Chenli Bunty, M&E and Capacity BuildingManagerDr. Lun Thanvuth, Organizational DevelopmentTrainerMembership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health SectorMEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report 61

Information SharingRoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOsList of ‘Focus on’ written and printed in MEDiNEWS in 2011No. Focus on/cover stories Authors1Intra uterus device (IUD) contraception: asmart method for birth spacing in CambodiaPh. Oum SokhathalineMonths ofprintingJanuary2Success stories from the community healthforums, funded by EDDr. Sin Somuny, ExecutiveDirector, MEDiCAMFebruary3NGO debate on countdown to 2015 inachieving MDG5Ph. Oum SokhathalineMarch4Dual practice: a dilemma in health systemstrengtheningDr. Sin Somuny, ExecutiveDirector, MEDiCAMApril5Recent crackdown on counterfeit drugs inCambodiaPh. Oum SokhathalineMay6EmONC: Key intervention of FTI to reachMDG5 in 2015Ph. Oum SokhathalineJune7 Opinion: health care financing in Cambodia8HEF: Pagodas’ role in helping the poor inCambodiaDr. Sin Somuny, ExecutiveDirector, MEDiCAMDr. Heang Khunsrong,Research coordinator,MEDiCAM9 Voucher schemes: AFH Ph. Oum SokhathalineJulyAugust, pendingSeptember,pendingPlease find us at: http://www.medicam-cambodia.org/activities/info/medinews/showAll.asp62 MEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report Membership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health Sector

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RoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOsInformation SharingThe Seven Component of Meternal Halth FTI MappingPlease find us at: http://www.medicam-cambodia.org/hsi/cs_mapping/GisSrch_org.aspMembership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health SectorMEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report 65

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RoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOsStaff of MEDiCAMMEDiCAM Staff in 2011No Name Position H. Phone Ext. Email Address1 Dr. Sin Somuny Executive Director 012 573 062 107 ssin@medicam-cambodia.org2 Dr. Sao Sovanratanak Policy and Advocacy Manager 012 859 134 108 pm@medicam-cambodia.org3 Mr. Ung Sophea Project Manager 011 975 867 108 ec.pm@medicam-cambodia.org4 Mr. Khorn Meng Hong M & E Officer 092 324 224 108 ec.me@medicam-cambodia.org5 Mr. Kong Udom Community Health Coordinator 017 949 886 108 chfc@medicam-cambodia.org6 Dr. An Sok Kab DF- Program Manager 012 889 329 123 pam@medicam-cambodia.org7 Mr. Lach Bunthoeuth Advocacy Coordinator 012 955 793 123 ac@medicam-cambodia.org8 Dr. Chengli Bunty M & E and Capacity Building Manager 012 345 987 106 mecb@medicam-cambodia.org9 Dr. Heang Khun Srong Research Coordinator 012 782 221 106 rc@medicam-cambodia.org10 Mr. Yim Svann GF- M & E Manager 012 863 070 106 gmem@medicam-cambodia.org11 Ms. Huot Kunthea Finance Manager 012 997 500 105 gfm@medicam-cambodia.org12 Ms. Chhit Piseth Finance Officer 012 396 977 105 finance@medicam-cambodia.org13 Ms. Chhim Ratana Policy Coordinator 012 353 808 104 pc@medicam-cambodia.org14 Ms. May Eth Office Manager & Finace Manger 012 865 688 103 adm@medicam-cambodia.org15 Mr. Lach Khun Admin Ast. / Librarian 012 932 214 101 adm.ast@medicam-cambodia.org16 Ms. Muy Vimean Staff Voluteer 0978 111 955 101 fd@medicam-cambodia.org17 Dr. Lun Thanvuth Organizational Dev' t and Trainer & Coach 092 212 118 102 tc@medicam-cambodia.org18 Ms. Pen Reasey Training Assistant 012 493 841 102 ta@medicam-cambodia.org19 Mr. Pouv Sopheak IT Manager 012 644 610 117 sopheak@medicam-cambodia.org20 Mr. Ham Hak Publication & Communication Manager 012 850 665 118 pcm@medicam-cambodia.org21 Ms. Oum Sokhathaline Health Information Officer 012 835 271 118 rmnch@medicam-cambodia.org22 Dr. Kaoeun Chetra HIV/AIDS Coordinator 012 864 914 119 hivc@medicam-cambodia.org23 Mr. Kuy Bunthoeurn Driver/ Logistics officer 012 778 277 logistics@medicam-cambodia.org24 Mr. Mao Vuthy Driver/ Messenger 089 947 87425 Mr. Buth Sophal Driver 016 681 28626 Mr. Mak Chantha North-West Regional Coordinator27 Mr. Prum Sokhom Northeast Regional Coordinator28 Mr. Oep Oann North Regional CoordinatorFor MEDiCAM information email to: info@medicam-cambodia.org012 732 798053 953 041089 548 903072 971 850012 700 949063 965 63429 Mr. Buth Rina Night time security guard 090 713 56330 Mr. Sim Phally Day time security guard 017 446 97031 Ms. Duong Sreyleak Housemaid 016 483 855btb.medicam@camintel.comkrt.medicam@camintel.comsrp.medicam@camintel.comMembership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health SectorMEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report 67

Steering Committee and MEDiCAM Organizational ChartRoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOsMEDiCAM Organizational Chart 2011GeneralAssemblySteeringCommitteeExecutiveDirectorSeniorTechnicalTeamManagementTeamITManagerProgramManagerM&EandResearchManagerAdministrationandFinanceManagerITAssistantPolicyandAdvocacyManagerPublicationandCommunicationManagerCommunityHealthForumCoordinatorCapacityBuildingManagerHIV/AIDSCoordinatorGFM&EManagerM&EOfficerTheGFFinanceManagerFinanceOfficerPolicyDebateCoordinatorAdvocacyCoordinatorHealthInformationofficer(CD)HealthInformationofficer(RNMCH)HealthRelatedTrainerOrganizationalDevelopmentTrainerResearchCoordinatorAdministrationAssistant/Cashier/PettycashholderNRegionalCoordinatorTrainingAssistantReceptionistNERegionalCoordinator3DriversNWRegionalCoordinatorSecurityList of Steering Committee 2011HousekeeperNo. Name Title in The SC H- Phone Email Address1 Mr. Andrew Martin SC Chair, Country Manager, HU 012 997 024 a.martin@healthpovertyaction.org2 Dr. Ang Sody SC Member, Project Manager, TPO 012 622 487 angsody@tpocambodia.org3 Mr. Sylvain Martin SC Treasurer, Country Coordinator, ACTED-PSF 077 893 416 sylvain.martin@acted.org4 Dr. Sutton Whitaker SC Member, Deputy Director, SHCH 011 543 472 suttonwhitaker@sihosp.org5 Dr. Sok Sokun SC Member, Deputy Country Representative, PSI 012 992 847 ssokun@psi.org.kh6 Dr. Sok PunSC member, Health and HIV/AIDS ProgramsManager, CRS12914129 spun@kh.seapro.crs.org7 Ms. Vera Minnik SC Member, Programme Coordinator, MHD 012 959 339 malteser.srg@gmail.com.68 MEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report Membership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health Sector

RoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOsAudited ReportAUDITOR’S REPORTWe have audited the balance sheets and statements of revenue and expenses of MEDiCAM –Cambodia as at December 31, 2011 and 2010. These financial statements have been prepared inaccordance with the accounting principles set in Note 2 to the financial statements.Respective responsibilities of the Organization’s management and auditorsThe financial statements are the responsibility of the Organization’s management. In preparingthese statements, which gives a true and fair view, it is fundamental that appropriate accountingpolicies are selected and applied consistently. Our responsibility is to express an opinion on thefinancial statements based on our audit.Basis of opinionWe conducted our audit in accordance with international standards on auditing. An audit includesexamining, on a test basis, evidence supporting the amounts and disclosures in the balance sheetsand statements of revenue and expenses. It also includes assessing the accounting principles usedand significant estimates and judgment made by management in the preparation of the statements,and whether the accounting policies are appropriate to the Organization’s circumstances,consistently applied and adequately disclosed.We planned and performed our audit so as to obtain all the information and explanations, whichwe considered necessary in order to provide us with sufficient evidence to give reasonableassurance as to whether the financial statements are free of material misstatements. In formingour opinion we also evaluated the overall adequacy of the presentation of information in thefinancial statements. We believe that our audit provides a reasonable basis for our opinion.OpinionIn our opinion, the financial statements referred to above, gives a true and fair view, in allmaterial respects, of the financial position of MEDiCAM – Cambodia as at December 31, 2011and 2010 in conformity with the accounting principles set in Note 2 to the financial statements.Phnom Penh, CambodiaFebruary 03, 2012Suite 402, Corinthian Executive Regency, Ortigas Avenue, Ortigas Center, Pasig City, Metro ManilaTel. No. (02)706-4836 Telefax No. (02)706-4837Email: sarahfon@gmail.comMembership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health SectorMEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report 69

Audited ReportRoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOsMEDiCAM-CAMBODIABALANCE SHEETSDECEMBER 31, 2011 AND 2010ASSETSNotes2011 2010CURRENT ASSETSCash on hand and in bank 2,3 $ 397,523 $ 495,372Cash advance 945 3,882398,468 499,254OTHER ASSETSRefundable deposit 6,000 6,000$ 404,468 $ 505,254FUND BALANCEFUND BALANCEGeneral fundBeginning $ 505,254 $ 257,777Excess of income over expenses (100,785) 247,477See accompanying Notes to Financial Statements$ 404,469 $ 505,25470 MEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report Membership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health Sector

RoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOsAudited ReportMEDiCAM-CAMBODIASTATEMENT OF INCOME AND EXPENSESFOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2011AusAID EU MEDiCAM GFATM-HIV GFATM-HSS TOTALGrants (IHP+) $ 81,368 $ 241,243 $ 25,263 $ 222,775 $ 266,573 $ 837,222Membership fee 49,631 49,631Interest income 457 198 654Other income 2,093 2,09381,368 241,243 77,443 222,973 266,573 889,600EXPENSESPersonnel expense 61,812 71,351 42,829 72,953 179,499 428,445Monitoring and evaluation 9,257 9,257Office and administration 2,695 10,289 19,158 10,779 57,164 100,085Workshop and training 34,704 270,498 305,202Information exchange program 13,106 3,259 4,618 1,437 5,284 27,704Medicam provincial networking 3,756 44,789 61,709 9,438 119,69181,368 129,689 128,315 119,873 531,141 990,385EXCESS (DEFICIT) OF INCOMEOVER EXPENSES (0) 111,554 (50,871) 103,100 (264,568) (100,785)FUND BALANCEBeginning 6,733 (623) 48,384 450,760 505,254End $ (0) $ 118,287 $ (51,494) $ 151,484 $ 186,192 $ 404,469See accompanying Notes to Financial StatementsMembership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health SectorMEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report 71

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RoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOsMembers of MEDiCAM 2011MEDiCAM Membership 2011No. Name of NGO Acronym Address Phone E-mails Name PositionBilateral Agencies1Australian Agency for InternationalDevelopmentAUSAID#16B,, National Assembly Street, ChaktoMukh, Phnom Penh023 213 470 Socheat.Chi@ausaid.gov.au Mrs. Chi Socheat Senior Program Manager (Health)2GIZ-Gesellschaft Fur Intern.Zusammenarbeit-SHSRPGIZ MoHNº 2, St. 289, Boeng Kak Pir, Tuol Kouk,Phnom Penh012 333 601 klaus.hornetz@giz.de Dr. Klaus Hornetz Program Coordinator3 The World Bank WB MoHInternational NGOs4International Action and CooperatiopnTeamUN Agencies113, Blvd Preash Norodom, Beung Reang,Doun Penh, Phnom Penh023 217 301 lhawkins@worldbank.org Mrs. Ly Nareth Health Operation OfficerIACT Lvea, Lvea, Pourk, Siem Reap 012 218 024 allisonliao@gmail.com Allison Min-Lun Liao Program Coordinator5 United Nations Population Fund UNFPACDC andMoHN° 225, St. 51 Pasteur, Boeng Keng KangMuoy, Chamkar Mon, Phnom Penh023 215 519 levisay@unfpa.org Dr. Derveeuw Marc Representative6 United Nations Children's Fund UNICEF MoH/MoPNº 11, St. 75, Srah Chak, Doun Penh,Phnom Penh023 426 214 unicef_phnom_penh@unicef.orgMr. Richard Bridle Representative7 World Health Organization WHO MoHInstitutesNº 177-179, St. 51 Pasteur & St. 254,Chakto Mukh, Doun Penh, Phnom Penh023 216 610 whopostmaster@cam.wpro.who.intDr. Pieter JM van Maaren Country Representative8 Domrei Research and Consulting DRC No. 51D, St. 384, Phnom Penh domrei@domreiresearch.com Mr. Ian RamageInternational NGOs910Agence d'Aide à la CoopérationTechnique Et au Développement –Pharmaciens Sans FrontièresAdventist Development and ReliefAgencyACTED-PSFMoH, GFPRNº 8, St. 328, Tuol Svay Prey Muoy,Chamkar Mon, Phnom Penh023 216 594 phnompenh@acted.org Mr. Sylvain Martin Country DirectorADRA MoH Nº 4, St. 554, Tuol Kouk, Phnom Penh 023 884 365 cambodia@adraasia.org Mrs. Ann Marie Stickle Associate Director11 Angkor Hospital for Children AHC MoH, CDCNº52, 57, Boeng Keng Kang Muoy, ChamkarMon, Siem Reap, P.O Box 50, Siem Reap063 963 409 billhousworth@gmail.com Mr. Willian Housworth Executive Director12 Asian Health Institute AHI Unknown987-30 Minamiyama, Nisshin, Aichi 470-0111, Japan+81 561-73-195info@ahi-japan.jp Ms. Kyoko SHIMIZU Cambodia Programme in Charge13Agence National de Recherches sur leSida et les Hépatittes ViralesANRS MoH5, Monivong Blvd/322, Phnom Penh,Institute Pasteur012 983 572 ifournier@pasteur-kh.org Dr. Isabelle FOURNIER-NICOTechnical Assistant14 Asian Outreach of Cambodia AOC MoHNº 03, Road 181, Chamkar Mon, PhnomPenh023 217 706 director@aocam.org Mr. Thong Romanea National Director15 Aide Odontologique Internationale AOI MoHNº 213J, St. 198, Chey Chumneah, DounPenh, Phnom Penh, POBox 1532012 863 571 aoicamb@online.com.kh Dr. François Courtel Director16 Australian Volunteer International AVI MoH#120, St.308, Tonle Basak, Chamkar Mon,Phnom Penh, Box 1306 PNP023 223 158 Cambodia@australianvolunteers.comMs. Eleanor Loudon Country ManagerMembership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health SectorMEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report 73

Members of MEDiCAM 2011RoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOs17Baptist Missionary Association of thePhilippinesBMAP MoH#32, St. 368, Boeng Keng Kang Bei,Chamkar Mon, Phnom Penh012 413 655 docfil@yahoo.com Dr. Fil Tabayoyong Country Representative18 Compassion And Mercy Association CAMA MoHNº 71B, Kouk Chambak, Dangkao, PhnomPenh012 910 871 officecmp@poipetcma.net Mr. San Sarin Project Manager19 CARITAS Cambodia CARITAS MoHNº 47, St. 198, Boeng Prolit, PrampirMeakkakra, Phnom Penh, PO Box 123063 963 279 caritas_srp@online.com.kh Miss. Bernadette Glisse HIV/AIDS & Health Coordinator20 Cambodian Acid Survivors Charity CASCMoFAIC,MoH#18, Chhak Chheu Neang, Ang Snuol,Kandal, Box 88info@thecasc.org Mr. Ziad Samman Project Manager21 Christian Care for Cambodia CCFCMoH,MoFA#73, St. 608, Boeng Kak Pir, Tuol Kouk,Phnom Penh, PO Box830 CCFC023 880 019 teamleader@ccfc.org.kh Mrs. Heather Coleman Team Leader22 Cooperazione E Sviluppo CESVI MFA,MoH# 42, 472, Tuol Tumpung Pir, Chamkar Mon,Phnom Penh026 989 037 cambodia@cesvioversea.org Mr. Michele Mottolese Country Representative23 Center Infante All Infante CIAI MoH#2, St.135, Boeng Keng Kang Muoy,Chamkar Mon, Phnom Penh092 669 031 caroline.broissand@ciai.it Mrs. Caroline Broissand Project Manager24 Catholic Relief Services CRS MoHNº 14, St. 278, Boeng Keng Kang Muoy,Chamkar Mon, Phnom Penh023 211 165 kh_info@crs.org Dr. Sok PunHealth and HIV/AIDS ProgramsManager25 Church World Service CWS MRDNº 43, St. 112, Phsar Depou Bei, Tuol Kouk,Phnom Penh023 881 630 cwscam@online.com.kh Mrs. Mao Sophal Programme Manager26 Danish Red Cross DRC MoHNº.16A, St. 652/271, Toek Laak Bei, TuolKouk, Phnom Penh, 620023 880 759 joed@drk.dk Mr. John Entwistle Country Coordinator27 Douleurs Sans Frontières DSF MoH, MoDCalmet Hospital, PO BOX 1652, BlvdMonivong, Phnom Penh092 721 634 dsf.assistcoord@online.com.kh Mrs. LEBOST Céline Programme Manager28 Enfant Et Developpement E & D MFA, MoHNº 21, St. 454, Tuol Tumpung Muoy,Chamkar Mon, Phnom Penh023 212 196 cambodge@enfantsetdeveloppement.orgDr. Prum Darachane Health Technical Advisor29 East Meet West Foundation EMWF MoH#FS4, 199, Tumnob Tuek, Chamkar Mon,Phnom Penh023 218 546 narin.phouv@eastmeetswest.orgMr. Phouv Narin Program Manager30 Family Health International (FHI)FHI/IMPACTMoH,MoFAINº 11, St. 302, Boeng Keng Kang Muoy,Chamkar Mon, Phnom Penh012 209 248 steve@fhi.org.kh Mr. Steve Penfold Country Director31Foundation for InternationalDevelopment/ReliefFIDR MoHNº 160, St. 71, Tonle Basak, Chamkar Mon,Phnom Penh023 220 619 fidr@online.com.kh Ms. Akemi Takahashi Country Representative32 French Red Cross-Croix Rouge Français FRC-CRF MoH33 General Board of Global Ministries GBGM34Groupe de Recherche et d'EchangesTechnologiquesMoA,Forestries,FisheriesGRET MoH# 79, St. 112, Toek Laak Muoy, Tuol Kouk,Phnom Penh023 883 670 hod-camb-frc@croix-rouge.fr Mr. Aurélien BEYEKLIEN Head of Delegation# 74, St. 606, Phnom Penh 023 885 740 irene.mparutsa@gmail.com Mrs. Irene T. Mparutsa Health CoordinatorNº 22, St. 330, Boeng Keng Kang Bei,Chamkar Mon, Phnom Penh023 220 259 salze@gret.org Mr. Cedric SALZE Project Manager35 Health Systems Association H S A Phnom Penh, Care-Cambodia 012 805 239 davidwilkinson@online.com.kh Mr. David Wilkinson Associate Director36 HAGAR Project HAGAR MSA# 9, St. 163, Oulampik, Chamkar Mon,Phnom Penh023 217 448 meng.sokchea@hagarinternational.orgDr. Meng Sokchea Medical Coordinator37 HelpAge International HAI MoH, MoI152, Rd. 5, Rotanak, Rotanak, Battambang,Battambang053 952 797 annienut@helpageasia.org Ms. Annie Nut Country Programme Director38 Handicap International Belgium HI-B39 Handicap International France HI-FMoSALVY;MoHMoSVY,MoI, MoHNº 18, St. 400, Boeng Keng Kang Muoy,Chamkar Mon, Phnom PenhNº 6, St. 348, Boeng Keng Kang Bei,Chamkar Mon, Phnom Penh023 217 300 direction@hib-cambodia.org Mr. Jeroen Stol Executive Director023 214 504 office@hicambodia.org Dr. Chou Vivath Project Manager74 MEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report Membership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health Sector

RoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOsMembers of MEDiCAM 201140 Helen Keller International HKI MoH41 Health Poverty Action HPA MoH42 International Cooperation for Cambodia ICC MoH43International Centre for EyecareEducationICEE MOFA44International Committee Of The RedCross45 Intervida CambodiaICRC MoU RGCINTERVIDA46 International Relief and Development IRD MoH47International Resources for theImprovement of SightIRIS MoH48 Japan Anti Tuberculosis Association JATAMoF &MoH49 Louvain Développement LD50 Life With Dignity LWD MRD51 Malteser International MHDMoH,MOFA52 Maddox Jolie Pitt MJP MoI53 Maryknoll MKLMoH,MoED,MoSocial54 Mekong Plus Mplus MoF55 Médecins Sans Frontières - France MSF-F MoH56 MARIE STOPES International Cambodia MSIC MoFA57 Medical Teams International MTI MoH58 New Humanity-Cambodia NH-CMFA,MoEYS,59 NOMAD Recherche Soutien InternationalNOMADRSIMoH60Oversea Missionery FollowshipInternationalOMF MoFA61Program For Appropriate Technology inHealthPATHMoH,MoFAsNº 43Z43, St. 466, Tonle Basak, ChamkarMon, Phnom Penh023 210 851 info-cambodia@hki.org Dr. Aminuzzaman Talukder Country DirectorNº 27, St. 97, Phsar Daeum Thkov, ChamkarMon, Phnom Penh023 214 363 cco@healthpovertyaction.org Mr. Andrew Martin Country ManagerNº 1C, St. 371, Boeng Tumpun, Mean Chey,Phnom Penh, POBox 612092 469 934 info@icc.org.kh Mrs. Gunilla Bun Health Advisor228A, St. 155, Tuol Tumpung Muoy,Chamkar Mon, Phnom Penh023 993 260 s.khou@icee.org Ms. Khou Somatheavy Country Representative08, 178, Tuol Tumpung Pir, Chamkar Mon,Phnom Penh#16A, St.490, Tuol Tumpung Pir, ChamkarMon, Phnom Penh#25, Blvd Mao Tse Tuong, Boeng Keng KangMuoy, Chamkar Mon, Phnom PenhNº 29B, St. 564, Boeng Kak Muoy, TuolKouk, Phnom Penh, P.O Box 428 Phnom023 997 081 ppo_phnompenhoffice@icrc.orgDr. Elena Leclerc Regional Health Delegate023 222 683 info.kh@intervida.org Mr. Tuy Sakada Acting Country Delegate023 986 780 sboungnasiri@ird.org.kh Ms. Somchit Boungnasary Acting Country Director023 994 114 iriscambodia@camintel.com Mr. Roshan Bista Administrator#95, St.278, Phnom Penh 023 213 347 seakkunrath@yahoo.com Mr. Seak Kunrath Program Officer#17A, St.282, Boeng Keng Kang Muoy,Chamkar Mon, Phnom Penh#37, St.592, Boeng Kak Pir, Tuol Kouk,Phnom PenhPO Box 93092, Siem Reap District, SiemReap Province, #26, Gp3, Doun Kaen, SaKream, Samraong, Otdar Mean CheySt.Sala Bopia, Group # 2, Rumchek Buon,Rotanak, Battambang, Battambangcdorf@louvaindev.org Ms. Chantal Dorf Regional Directorinfo@lwd.org.kh Dr. Sam Inn Executive Director012 959 339 malteser.srg@gmail.com Ms. Vera Minnik Programme Coordinator012 978 165 loeur@mjpasia.org Dr. Choup Loeur Health CoordinatorNº 3B, St. 123, Tuol Tumpung Pir, ChamkarMon, Phnom Penh023 211 731 maryknollcambodia@yahoo.comSr. Regina Pellicore Country Representative#29, St.240, Chey Chumneah, Doun Penh,Phnom Penh023 219 607 mekongplus.sr@gmail.com Mr. Keo Sokheng Program ManagerNº 11, St.368, Boeng Keng Kang Bei,Chamkar Mon, Phnom Penh023 211 281 msffr.cdm@online.com.kh Mr. Jean Luc LAMBERT Head of MissionNº 9, St. 476, Tuol Tumpung Muoy, ChamkarMon, Phnom Penh023 994 082 msc@mariestopes.org.kh Mr. Mar Emerson Deputy Director# 05, St. 390, Boeng Keng Kang Bei,Chamkar Mon, Phnom Penh#19, St. 317, Boeng Kak Muoy, Tuol Kouk,Phnom Penh, P.O Box 48Sokh Dom, Sen Monorom, Mondul Kiri, P.OBox 1013023 224 549 sorn@medicalteams.org Mr. Stephen Himley Co-Director023 882 304 officepnp@newhum.org Mr. Mop Phoeun MCH Program Officer012 664 015 nomadcambodia@yahoo.co.uk Mr. Sorn Sarun Program Director#3, St. 604, Boeng Kak Pir, Tuol Kouk,Phnom Penh023 882 031 kh-rc-devt@omf.net Dr. Jeffrey Lum Medical Adviser#22, Street 184, Phsar Thmei Bei, PhnomPenh023 215 005 pathcambodia@path.org Mrs. Michelle Gardner Country RepresentativeMembership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health SectorMEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report 75

Members of MEDiCAM 2011RoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOs62 Partner for Development PFDMoH,MoE&Y63 PH-Japan Foundation PHJ MoHNº 26, St. 334, Boeng Keng Kang Muoy,Chamkar Mon, Phnom Penh# 9, Road Pracheatipadey, Phum Prampir,Kampong Thum, Stueng Sen, Kompong023 213 335 pfd@online.com.kh Dr. Im Sarun National Country Program Director062 962 227 p-hope@camintel.com Ms. Yumiko Kume Deputy Country Representative64 People in Need PIN MoH Chak, Roka Knong, Doun Kaev, Takeo 099 934 197 sreang.khut@peopleinneed.cz Mr. Sreang Khut Program Officer65 Plan International CambodiaPLAN-Int'lMoHBuilding A. 4th Floor, Blvd SamdechSothearos, Tonle Basak, Chamkar Mon,023 217 214 Cambodia.CO@planinternational.orgDr. Chea Thy National Health Advisor66 Population Services International PSI MoH,MoFANº 29, St. 334, Boeng Keng Kang Muoy,Chamkar Mon, Phnom Penh012 222 380 ymandan@psi.org.kh Ms. Yasmin Madan Country Representative67 Save The Children Australia SCA MoHNº 5, St. 242, Chakto Mukh, Doun Penh,Phnom Penh023 223 403 info.cambodia@savethechildren.orgMr. Nigel Tricks Country Director68Services for the Health in Asia & AfricanRegionsSHARE MoHNº 135, St. 95, Boeng Keng Kang Bei,Chamkar Mon, Phnom Penh023 212 247 share-cambodia@share.or.jp Ms. Mami Sato Country Representative69 Sihanouk Hospital Center of Hope SHCH MoH70 Sok SabaySokSabaySocialAffirs &71 Sugar Palm Foundation Cambodia SPFC MoHSt. 134, Veal Vong, Prampir Meakkakra,Phnom Penh75, 468, Tuol Tumpung Pir, Chamkar Mon,Phnom Penh, P.O Box 427#60, Blvd Monivong-Room 306-308, SrahChak, Doun Penh, Phnom Penh011 543 472 suttonwhitaker@sihosp.org Dr. Sutton Whitaker Deputy Director023 223 812 contact.soksabay@gmail.com Ms. Marie Cammal Director017 761 733 john@spfcambodia.org Dr. John Naponick Country Director72 University Research Co. URC moh# 56, Sihanouk & Sothearos Blvds 2nd Floor,Tonle Basak, Chamkar Mon, Phnom Penh012 613 550 cgrundmann@urc-chs.com Mr. Christophe Grundmann Chief of Party73 VOR ORTVORORTMoHPhum Buon, Labansiek, Ban Lung, RotanakKiri, Po. BOX 89008 16000075 974 067 tb@vorortev.org Mr. Kim Hong Project Manager74 Voluntary Service Overseas(UK) VSO MoHNº 17, St. 234, Phsar Daeum Kor, TuolKouk, Phnom Penh023 882 768 vso.cambodia@vsoint.org Dr. Khem Thann Health Program Manager75 World Relief Cambodia WR-C MoH76 World Vision Cambodia WV-CLocal NGOsMoH/MOFA/Culture77 Action for Health AFH MoHNº 30, St. 287/562, Boeng Kak Muoy, TuolKouk, Phnom Penh, P.O Box 126 PNPNº 20, St. 71, Tonle Basak, Chamkar Mon,Phnom Penh40, St.167/426, Tuol Tumpung Pir, ChamkarMon, Phnom Penh023 880 520 cambadmin@wr.org Ms. Van Opstal Country Director012 222 737 estherhalin@wvi.org Miss. Esther Halin Country Director012 960 693 longlenghealthy@yahoo.com Dr. Long Leng Executive Director78 Buddhism for Health BFH MoI Kiri Vong, Takeo 032 393 912 bfh.pro.mgt@gmail.com Mr. Sem Sophon Director79 Bandos Komar BK MoEYSNº 6, St. 388, Tuol Svay Prey Muoy,Chamkar Mon, Phnom Penh023 216 023 bandoskomar@camnet.com.kh Mr. Kong Sarom Director80Cambodian Organisation for Assistanceto Families and WidowsCAAFW MoH# 445, Rd. 04, 18, Sophi, Kampong Svay,Serey Sophoan, Banteay Mean Chey089 555 548 caafw.ed@camintel.com Mrs. Chhin Phalla Executive Director81 Cambodia Anti- Tuberculosis Association CATA MoH828384Cambodia Traditional MedicineOrganizationCambodia Catholic CommunityAssociationCambodian Center for IndependentMediaCATMOCCCACCIM278/95, Boeng Keng Kang Pir, ChamkarMon, Phnom Penh, C/O CENATNo. 2FI, NCPM,No., 118, Mittakpheap,Prampir Meakkakra, Phnom Penh#58, St. 101, Boeng Trabaek, Chamkar Mon,Phnom Penh#14A, St. 392, Boeng Keng Kang Muoy,Chamkar Mon, Phnom Penh011 956 569 momky@thecata.org.kh Dr. Mom Ky Assistant Executive Directorcatmomember@googlegroups.comDr. Phou Leang Executive Director092 645 860 paola_maiocchi@yahoo.it Ms. Paola Maiocchi Chair Person023 726 842 info@ccimcambodia.org Mr. Pa Nguon Teang Executive Director76 MEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report Membership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health Sector

RoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOsMembers of MEDiCAM 201185 Leucaena CCN MoRD22, 2, Rotanak, Rotanak, Battambang,Battambang053 952 396 ccnbtb@yahoo.ca Miss. Chhom Vannary Health Coordinator86Cambodian Disabled People'sOrganizationCDPOSocialAffairesNorodom Blvd., Wat Than, Tonle Basak,Chamkar Mon, Phnom Penh023 221 823 director@cdpo.org Mr. Kham Piseth Program Manager87 Cambodia Global Action CGA MoI#5, 580, Boeng Kak Pir, Tuol Kouk, PhnomPenh023 885 735 CGA.Cambodia@online.com.kh Mr. Tun Chhay Executive Director88 Cambodian Health Committee CHC MoHNº 17, St. 618, Boeng Kak Muoy, Tuol Kouk,Phnom Penh023 885 169 chccambo@chc-ghc.org Dr. Sok Thim Executive Director89Cambodian HIV/AIDS Education andCareCHEC MoHNº 18E1, St. 204, Toek Laak Bei, Tuol Kouk,Phnom Penh, P.O Box 636023 884 473 chec@online.com.kh Dr. Kasem Kolnary Director90Cambodian Health EducationDevelopmentCHED MoINº 07AG, St. 265, Toek Laak Bei, Tuol Kouk,Phnom Penh012 939590 CHEDPNP@online.com.kh Mr. Lok Vicheth Executive Director91Cambodia Health and Human RightsAllianceCHHRA MoH #9, 1, Wathbo, Preah Vihear 012 753 497 chhrasr@camintel.com Mr. Sin Kim Horn Executive Director92 Community Health Organization CHOMoI &MoH#1, G.1, Souphi Pir, Rotanak, Svay Por,Battambang012 741 426 mutnin@yahoo.com Mr. Mut Nin Executive Director93Creative Holistic Recovery ThroughSelfAnalysis Learning and ImprovisationChrysalis MoI# 33, St. 396, Boeng Keng Kang Bei,Chamkar Mon, Phnom Penh023 224 542 office@chrysaliscambodia.org Mr. Sar Channy Executive Director94 Children and Love Association CLA MoI9BEo, 390, Boeng Keng Kang Bei, ChamkarMon, Phnom Penh012 623 034 buthsaman@yahoo.com Ms. Buth Saman Executive Director95 Cambodia Mouvement for Health CMH MoI#3-4B, Béton, Trea, Stueng Mean Chey,Mean Chey, Phnom Penh023 969 195 info@cmhcambodia.org Miss. Thai Vong Rathany Finance/ Admin Officer96Cambodian Medical Services SupportOrganisationCMSSO PHD Doun Chroam, Kracheh, Kratie, Rotanak Kiri 012 532 044 cmsso@yahoo.com Mr. Hao Manor Project Manager97 Chhouk Sar Association CSA #639B, St.70, Ruessei Keo, Phnom Penh chouksar@ymail.com Ms. Pen Dara Director98 Cambodian Save Children Network CSCN MoI99 Cambodia Youth Development Center CYDC100 Development and Partnership in Action DPA MRD03, Peal Nheaek Pir, Phteah Prey, SampovMeas, PursatAnlong Sdau, Kear, Mong Ruessey,Battambang#69Z, St. 450, Tuol Tumpung Pir, ChamkarMon, Phnom Penh012 869 178 nget_saborak@yahoo.com Mr. Nget Saborak Executive Director017 860 068 cydc.org_kh@yahoo.com Mr. Sa Kimsorn Editorial Advisor023 216 369 dpa.reception@citylink.com.kh Mr. Tien Hien Tang Team Leader101 Eye Care Foundation ECF MoH160, St.71, Tonle Basak, Chamkar Mon,Phnom Penh023 994 145 tleng.ecf.kh@online.com.kh Mr. Thong Chun Leng Country Representative102 Family Health Development FHD MoI# 83, St. 1BT, Boeng Tumpun, Mean Chey,Phnom Penh023 996 856 fhd.adm@gmail.com Mrs. Kong Kunthea Acting Executive Director103 Mith Samlanh Friends MoSALVA104 Health and Development Alliance HEADMoH,PR/CENAT105 Indradevi Association IDA MoHNº 215, St. 13, Chey Chumneah, Doun Penh,Phnom Penh# 177, Road B'er, B'er, Ph'er, KompongChhnang, Kompong ChhnangNº 13D, St. 450, Tuol Tumpung Muoy,Chamkar Mon, Phnom Penh023 426 748 peou@mithsamlanh.org Dr. Luch Poeu Medical Team Leader026 988 979 info.central@headcambodia.orgMr. Chum Sopha Executive Director012 663 804 ngo.indradevi@yahoo.com Mr. Sor Keosothy Program Coordinator106The International Friedship DevelopmentOrganisationIFDO MoC, CoM #2D, St. 554, Tuol Kouk, Phnom Penh 023 885 154 Pouvborei@yahoo.com Mr. Pouv Borei Executive Director107 Islamic Local Development Organisation ILDO MoI254, 18, Dam Spey, Sla Kaet, Battambang,Battambang012 664 487 sem_kalyan@yahoo.com Mrs. Sem Kalyan DirectorMembership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health SectorMEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report 77

Members of MEDiCAM 2011RoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOs108109110Indigenous People Health ImprovementAssociationKampear Aphiwath Nueng BandosBandalKhmer Angkor DevolopmentOrganizationIPHIA MOI Sen Monorom, Mondul Kiri 012 454 224 veasna.em@gmail.com Mr. Em Veasna DirectorKABB #355, Battambang, Battambang 012 799 314 kesor.gneb@gmail.com Ms. Ok Lundy DirectorKADO MEY Chey, Toek Vil, Pourk, Siem Reap 012 967 597 sophal_kado@yahoo.com Mr. Chhim Sophal Executive Director111 Khmer HIV/AIDS NGO Alliance KHANA MoH, MoINº 33, St. 71, Tonle Basak, Chamkar Mon,Phnom Penh023 211 505 khana@khana.org.kh Dr. Tith KhimuyDirector of Program ManagementDepartment112 Kienkes Health Education Network KHEN MoI Wat Preysaley, Kienkes, Battambang 012 681 450 bunthoeurn.khen@yahoo.com Mr. Nheub Bunthoeurn Program Manager113 Komar Rikreay KMRMoH &MoI27, Battambang, Battambang 012 610 490 kmrcambodia@yahoo.com Mrs. Prom Kimchheng Director114Cambodian League for the Promotionand Defense of Human RightsLICADHOMoINº 16, St. 99, Boeng Keng Kang Muoy,Chamkar Mon, Phnom Penh023 211 391 contact@licadho.org Dr. Man Sotheara Medical Coordinator115 Patient Information Centre (MoPoTsyo)MoPoTsyoMoH# 29D, Street 138, Toek Thla, Ruessei Keo,Phnom Penh023 884 483 mopotsyo@gmail.com Mr. Maurits van Pelt Executive Director116 Mday Reak Reay Kone Reak Reay MRKR MoIA 22, Kampong Pranak, Tbeng Mean Chey,Preah Vihear092 785 170 koeun@mrkr.org Ms. Touth Koeun Head of programme117 New Life Foundation NLF MoE&Y118Counseling Center for Vulnerable Womenand ChildrenNYEMO119 Operation Enfant du Cambodge OEC MoSA50B, 318, Tuol Svay Prey Pir, Chamkar Mon,Phnom PenhNo 10D-11D, St. 156, Veal Vong, PrampirMeakkakra, Phnom Penh23, 2, Sophi, Rotanak, Battambang,Battambang023 994 674 ceh@nlfcambodia.org Mr. Lay Sinorn CEH Coordinator023 216 944 nyemo@everyday.com.kh Mrs. Nhep Rotha Deputy Director053 952 752 oec@camintel.com Mrs. Tith Davy Executive Director120 One 2 One CambodiaOne 2OneMOI121 Partner For Health And Development PFHAD MoH#49, St.210, Toek Laak Bei, Tuol Kouk,Phnom PenhNº 15, Nat'l road 6, Balang Khang Lech,Damrei Choan Khla, Prasat Balaing,012 707 355 srunsum14s@gmail.com Mr. Sum Srun Office Coordinator072 971 712 phongchoun@phadcambodia.orgDr. Phong Choun Executive Director122 People Living in Unified Society PLUS MoI#113E0, St.210, Toek Laak Bei, Tuol Kouk,Phnom Penh023 699 964 training@pluscambodia.org Ms. Chan Sovann Training Coordinator123 Ponleu Ney Kdey Sangkhem PNKS MoH19B, 145, Phsar Daeum Thkov, ChamkarMon, Phnom Penh023 219 554 pnksinfo@online.com.kh Mr. Ly Rottanak Health Coordinator124 Ponleu Sokhapheap PSP MoHNº 34, St. 304, Oulampik, Chamkar Mon,Phnom Penh023 212 600 info@psp.org.kh Dr. Ly Chenghuy Executive Director125 Prom Vihear Thor PVT MoIPeal Nheaek Pir, Phteah Prey, Sampov Meas,Pursat012 581 022 promvihearthor@yahoo.com Mr. Khoun Narin Director126 Reproductive and Child Health Alliance RACHA MoHNº 160, St. 71, Boeng Keng Kang Muoy,Chamkar Mon, Phnom Penh023 213 724 office@racha.org.kh Ms. Chan Theary Executive Director127 RACHANARACHANAMoHRomenh Khang Cheung, Romenh, KohAndet, Takeo, POBox KHANA012 895 844 rachana.ngo@gmail.com Dr. Um Sam Oeurn Director128 Rural Development Association RDA MoI Bavel, Battambang 012 601 421 sinath_rda_btb@yahoo.com Mrs. Chan Sinath Director129Reproductive Health Association ofCambodiaRHAC MoHNº 14, St. 317, Boeng Kak Muoy, Tuol Kouk,Phnom Penh023 885 135 rhac@rhac.org.kh Dr. Ouk Vong Vathiny Executive Director130Trotrung ning Apiwath Sokhapheap neakKre KroTASK MoHNº 40, 363, Chbar Ampov, Mean Chey,Phnom Penh023 720 576 information@task.org.kh Mr. Prom Pauv Country Director78 MEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report Membership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health Sector

RoyalGovernmentof CambodiaNGOsMembers of MEDiCAM 2011131 The Lake Clinic-Cambodia TLC MoH132 Transcultural Psychosocial Organization TPO133Vocational Training for Alliviation ofPoverty and Social DevelopmentMoH+MoSALVY6, Sala Kansaeng, Svay Dangkum, SiemReap, Siem Reap# 2 + 4, Corner of Hanoi St and OknhaVaing Rd, Phnom Penh012 815 460 jmorgan@lakeclinic.org Dr. Jon F. Morgan Executive Director023 6366992 admin@tpocambodia.org Dr. Chhim Sotheara Executive DirectorVAPSD MoI 56, 2, Roleab, Sampov Meas, Pursat 012 787 549 sarunvapsd@yahoo.com Mr. Thong Sarun Executive Director134 Woman Development Association WDA MoINº 69Do+1, St. 97, Group 31, Phsar DaeumThkov, Chamkar Mon, Phnom Penh023 720 807 ssereithida@yahoo.com Mrs. Soreach Sereithida Director135Woman Organization for ModernEconomy and NursingWOMEN MHD#987, St. 38C, 4, Trea, Stueng Mean Chey,Mean Chey, Phnom Penh023 216 582 women@womencambodia.org Mr. Chea Sarith PresidentMembership Organization for NGOs Active in Cambodia’s Health SectorMEDiCAM 2011 Annual Report 79

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