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  1. Yadanabon University
  2. Department of International Relations

Myanmar’s Efforts to Combat Malaria under the GMS Program

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Title Myanmar’s Efforts to Combat Malaria under the GMS Program
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Publication date 2015
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San Myint Yi
Description
This research paper is an exploratory research using qualitative approach to data collection. This research will analyze Myanmar’s efforts to combat Malaria under the GMS program based on quantitative evidences. The Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS) is developing rapidly in the context of an emerging global economy. Consequently, the crossborder transmission of communicable diseases is growing concern about the Subregional integration in border areas. Among the communicable diseases, malaria is a significant public health problem and has greatly impaired socioeconomic development in the countries of the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS). Among the six Mekong countries, malaria is the highest burden in Myanmar which is one of the public health problems being addressed by the Government of the Union of Myanmar. Malaria is one of the leading causes of morbidity and mortality in the country. About 70% of total population lives in malaria endemic areas. In this context, this paper aimed to discuss that Myanmar cooperates to combat and prevent malaria under the GMS Program. This research paper also examines to evaluate Myanmar’s policies and strategies in implementation processes. Specific objectives of this paper are to examine the factors that lead to the problems of malaria in Myanmar; and to analyze the problems and limitations Myanmar faced in combating malaria. These are some of the questions that this research paper will address.
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GMS, malaria, artemisinin–resistance containment, Roll Back Malaria Initiative, Mekong Malaria Program
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