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Project: Physiotherapy Section at Technical School of Medical Care (PSTSMC)

NAME OF ORGANISATION
Handicap International (HI)
REFERENCE NUMBER
DAC/01/11/01
 
PROJECT SUMMARY
1.
IMPLEMENTING AGENCY(IES)

Handicap International - Belgium (HI - Belgium)

2.
OTHER AGENCIES INVOLVED

Ministry of Health

3.
PROJECT TITLE

Physiotherapy Section at Technical School of Medical Care.

4.
COMPONENT / SUB-COMPONENT IN PLAN OF ACTION
  • Education
  • Technical training
  • Sustainability
5.
GOAL

To provide physiotherapy training to Cambodian people.

6.
OBJECTIVES
  • To graduate physiotherapists able to work in the rehabilitation and health sectors.
  • To organize continuous training for professionals.
  • To promote the profession of physiotherapy in Cambodia.
7.
BENEFICIARIES
 
Direct
Students and physiotherapists.
   
Indirect
Disabled and able-bodied people (adults and children) in Cambodia who will receive physiotherapy treatment.

8.
LOCATION OF PROJECT

Phnom Penh

9.
TIME FRAME
 
Duration
3 years
   
Estimated start
January 2002
   
Estimated end
December 2004

10.
ESTIMATED COSTS

2002: US$32,300
2003: US$30,000
2004: US$30,000

11.
FUNDING REQUIREMENTS
 
Amount funded
None
   
Source(s) of funds
Ministry of Health
   
Required amount
US$92,300

12.
REMARKS

The section is the only course of physiotherapy in Cambodia. 139 physiotherapists have graduated and are now working in the rehabilitation and health sectors in the country. Since its creation by Handicap International in 1987, the section achieved a good level of autonomy in the managerial and technical aspects. However the section still needs financial support in order to develop the training activities. Handicap International will withdrawal its presence by the end of 2001.