• Global public health · Jan 2010

    Project AID Khmer: addressing the health impact of HIV/AIDS on Cambodia through rural capacity building.

    • M Chang, N B Kong, V Phal, D Pugatch, and S Allen.
    • Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Providence, RI 02912, USA. Margret_Chang@brown.edu
    • Glob Public Health. 2010 Jan 1; 5 (1): 75-86.

    AbstractHIV/AIDS prevention efforts in Cambodia have largely focussed on urban populations. This focus, however, has diverted attention from the impact of the disease on rural communities, where poverty and a lack of basic infrastructure forced many to migrate to urban areas. Rural communities thus play a crucial part in the understanding of HIV/AIDS transmission dynamics in Cambodia. This paper will provide an analysis of socio-economic and health-related needs of rural communities in Cambodia, giving a different context for understanding the national burden of HIV/AIDS. These concepts will be illustrated with experiences from Project AID Khmer, a Cambodian non-governmental organisation that is working to improve Cambodian health through education programmes and community capacity building in rural Takeo province.

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