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Publication Date:
10/05/2019

Type:
Project

Publication

Making dengue control a part of everyday life in Cambodia

Publication Date:
10/05/2019
Type:
Project

Kampong Cham has one of the highest rates of dengue in Cambodia. This film highlights the work from our School Guppy Project, funded by TDR, the Special Programme for Research and Training in Tropical Diseases hosted at the World Health Organization. The project introduces two interventions to tackle dengue: an effective and sustainable vector control method using guppy fish as well as health education to encourage community participation and ownership.

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Country: Cambodia

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