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About Us
History
The Regional Malaria CSO platform was established in 2014 with the initiative of Louis Da Gama and Promboon Panitchpakdi, CSO representatives at the RAI RSC as a CSO constituency understanding the gap of coordination and communication at the national and regional level. It also aimed to address the issue of malaria vulnerable and risk population who are not always the priority for the countries due to their legal status or nature of work. Since its establishment platform has been able to create a network of more than 50 NGO and community-based organizations and network in Thailand, Myanmar, Cambodia, Lao PDR and Vietnam.
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Who we are
Regional Malaria CSO platform is a platform for the civil society organisation working in malaria and/or serving the vulnerable population including mobile and migrant population, ethnic community, forest and farm workers and internally displaced people.
What we do
The main purpose of the platform is to Provide a common space to the civil society organizations in the GMS especially RAI implementing countries Thailand, Myanmar, Cambodia, Lao PDR and Vietnam for communication, harmonized programmatic interventions, capacity strengthening, promote best practices and coordinated actions for advocacy to address malaria issues of malaria-vulnerable and risk population. This effort is to help community access to services and avoid unnecessary barriers due to policy, discrimination and stigma by reaching out directly to networks that provide services and are managed and run by the community.
Where we work
Since its establishment, the platform has been able to create a network of more than 50 NGO and community-based organisations and network in Thailand, Myanmar, Cambodia, Lao PDR and Vietnam.
