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With a floating clinic, a team of Burmese doctors and nurses brings health care to the hard-to-reach Irrawaddy Delta...
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In our mother-child centre we offer - in close coordination and cooperation with the state hospital in Bogale - prenatal care,...
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The prevention project I.N.G.E of the Artemed Stiftung takes care of the health education of the population in the Irrawaddy Delta and of...
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The medical and organizational support of the Irrawaddy River Doctors is also in constant demand in refugee camps in Myanmar . So...
Myanmar
Challenges in Myanmar
Myanmar is a small country between India and China. Around 52 million people from many different ethnic groups live in this Asian country. Large parts of the population suffer from poverty and food shortages. For decades, there have been armed conflicts between the military and resistance groups.
The Irrawaddy Delta region, which is difficult to access and economically insignificant, is particularly struggling with the challenges. The Irrawaddy River is largely the only connection between the small cut-off villages and the lifeline for millions of people who live there in great poverty. Above all, health care is catastrophic; there are hardly any male or female doctors in the Irrawaddy Delta and the few clinics that exist are in very poor condition.