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LATEST NEWSTrainors on H1N1 now ready to train community health workers nationwide (7 June 2010) Scope and deliverables of RETA 7307 discussed at PSVT workshop in Jakarta (7 June 2010) Dr. Sison to help with project completion review of ADB’s China anti-land degradation project (6 June 2010) PRIMEX experts assist Indonesia, Philippines on developing sustainable livelihoods for coastal communities (6 June 2010) PRIMEX concludes engagement in ADB HIV Project in Indonesia (28 May 2010) Dr. Sison engaged by Oriental Consultants (Japan) for fishing port rehabilitation study (28 May 2010) ADB accepts KBR-PRIMEX’s proposed design of a new irrigation project in the Philippines (28 May 2010) PRIMEX wins new project on CTI, prepares team for key project activities (11 May 2010) PRIMEX to assist in environmental health impact assessment for the Tampakan Copper-Gold Project (11 May 2010) Dr. Sison to lead the design of ADB’s forest management project in Kalimantan, Indonesia (11 May 2010) PRIMEX Consultant to prepare land acquisition and resettlement plans for Kazakhstan road project (11 May 2010)
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on 27 February 2008 The Project will hold a Concluding Workshop on 2 April 2008 with partners from the ministries of health of Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines convening at the Astoria Plaza, Ortigas, Pasig. The Concluding Workshop will provide an opportunity for the participants to present progress in their area, two years after the start of their implementation in their respective countries. They will also be given the chance to discuss what they learned from the workshops, what and how has RETA 6305 contributed towards the strengthening of their Epidemiological Surveillance and Response (ESR) systems, and what remains to be done in the coming years in the fight against communicable disease. The workshop is expected to produce substantial recommendations in continuing ESR in the three countries. (Click here to access the program of activities) The representatives will also
be attending the International Forum on applied epidemiology training
on 31 March – 1 April, prior to the concluding workshop.
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