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Cambodia Country Representation

Louvain Coopération. Cambodia Country Representation. Presentation of Louvain Coopération and its activties in Cambodia CCC Bi- Monthly Members Meeting 5 th August 2014. Amaury PEETERS, PhD Country Director apeeters@louvaincooperation.org Louvain Coopération

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Cambodia Country Representation

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  1. Louvain Coopération Cambodia Country Representation Presentation of Louvain Coopération and itsactivties in Cambodia CCC Bi-Monthly MembersMeeting 5thAugust 2014 Amaury PEETERS, PhD Country Director apeeters@louvaincooperation.org Louvain Coopération #17A, Street 282, BKK I Chamkarmorn, P.O. Box 112, Phnom Penh, Cambodia ACADEMIC & in SOLIDARITY

  2. Whowe are? • Most impotantBelgianuniversity NGO, directlylinked to UCL (CatholicUniversity of Louvain) • Since 1981, fightagainsthunger, disease and povertyof mostdisavantaged populations • - 140 Partners, 23 projects in 8 countries

  3. Key areas Quality of Health care Accessibilty for all to Health Care Food and Economic Security Education in Development

  4. Vision of Development • Process of permanent social transformation in the heart of disadvantaged populations • To buildtogether a more equal society in whicheveryonecanachievehis/her aspirations

  5. Mission • Facilitate the implementation for actions to improve the living conditions and health of poor, marginalized or excluded populations • Support initiatives aimed at improving the political, economic and social context, in otherwords, generalwell-being. • Works in partnershipwith local organisations implementing joint projects • Louvain Coopération providesfinancial and technical support to joint-partners

  6. Louvain Coopération in Cambodia (I) • History: • In Cambodiasince 2004 • Started on Mental Health in Kampong Thom • Extented to NCD and Food & Economic Security & Nutrition since 2011 • Works in 3 provinces • Budget (operational & management): • 2011-2013: about USD 1,250,000 • 2014-2016: about USD 1,500,000 • Donors: 80% DGD & 20% LD & Others • Thematic Distribution: • 73% for Health • 27% for Food & EconomicSecurity & Nutrition • Our staff : 5 persons

  7. Partners in implementation (I) • Transcultural Psychosocial Organisation (TPO) : Improving Mental Health & Psychosocial well-being of people • Support to Mental Healthand Psychosocial Intervention: Intergratedapproachbetweenpsychiatric out-patient clinic and community Mental HealthCare. • MoPoTsyo-Patient Information Center (MoPoTsyo) : • Support to NCD (Diabetes& Hypertension) in Kompong Thom and TboungKhmomProvinces. • MinorityOrganization Development Economy (MODE): • Support to Food and EconomicSecurity and Nutrition

  8. Partners in implementation (II) • Partners Distribution: • 30% for TPO (Mental Health) • 43% for Mopotsyo (NCD) • 27% for MODE (FESN) • Location: KompongThom province, Kompong Cham province and TboungKhmom province

  9. THANKS FOR YOUR ATTENTION ! Louvain Coopération in Belgium (Headquarters) 15A, Avenue du Grand Cortil B-1348 Louvain-La-Neuve BELGIUM +32 10 390 300 www.louvaincooperation.org info@louvaincooperation.org Cambodia Country Representation Louvain Coopération #17A, Street 282, BKK I Chamkarmorn, P.O. Box 112, Phnom Penh, Cambodia apeeters@louvaincooperation.org ACADEMIC & in SOLIDARITY

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