Mass communications and behavioral change work. Created 4 posters, a pictorial brochure and 3 logos. Developing television PSAs. Participated in media planning. Could continue to contribute to materials development, media training and education, training of animal health workers.

Rural outreach and behavioral change. Produced two radio spots and two TV spots on key messages on AI prevention among poultry Disseminated two different posters on penning poultry and quarantining new poultry for 2 weeks. In collaboration with AVSF (Veterinarians Without Borders) and the Provincial Departments of Animal Health, 6,000 commune animal health workers (AHWs) from 10 high-risk provinces were trained in the use of the AI manual and providing AI information to their clients.

The Growth Oriented Micro-Enterprise Development Program (GMED) is a USAID-funded micro and small enterprise development project with components including solid waste management, fruit and vegetables, organically certified food and the broiler industry. We provide technical assistance to organizations engaged in commercial transactions with micro and small enterprises in the above sectors. GMED professional personnel are experienced agribusiness managers with a wide range of industry contacts.

ACDI/VOCA was selected by the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) to support the recovery of micro, small and medium-sized businesses in the tsunami-affected areas of Aceh Besar. The target beneficiaries are those enterprises that were severely damaged or destroyed by the 2004 earthquake and subsequent tsunami.

Development of commercial business services providers in diverse sub-sectors including: coconut, rice, tourism and aquaculture. Service products include: technical training, mechanized harvesting services, market access and laboratory testing services

Project supported service providers could be used to develop and implement awareness campaigns and/or training products focused on avian flu issues.

None.

ADRA Indonesia is beginning to integrate Avian flu prevention and inofrmation into its community programs in Aceh and Jakarta. This is a component for community awareness, and not a seperate program at this time. The purpose of the integration into current programs is to spread information on prevention and recognition of symptoms for early referral.

Awareness Raising Disaster Response plan for ADRA staff, ADRA Thailand does not have the capacity to respond at a significant level and will rely upon the Thai Government to respond to any emergency needs. Primarily our response will be to protect and support our own staff and their immediate families

Community health, Epidemiology and Surveillance, Mitigation and Preparedness Planning, Rural Outreach, Behavioral change, compensation programs

The American Red Cross is working with the Vietnam Red Cross to develop/distribute key Avian Influenza messages. The Vietnam Red Cross has a national reach with 1,500 staff and 4.1 million members/volunteers.

The American Red Cross partnership with the Vietnam Red Cross has access to volunteers nationwide that are able to disseminate key messaging and social mobilization activities.

Primary health services: ante- and post-natal care for pregnant women; family planning; supplemental feeding; child health monitoring; immunizations; community health education; water & sanitation. Clinical & lab services are provided only in Don Yang camp, Kanchanaburi province. ARC also provides gender-based violence prevention and micro-enterprise programs. ARC works in 3 camps with about 40,000 refugees.

Disaster Preparedness and Response

Specifically this project aims to: reduce landmine deaths and injury; increase dependable and consistent land access and tenure for the most vulnerable; strengthen the capacity of local communities to sustainably manage and control economically important natural resources; assist communities to generate economically important resources and improve their livelihoods by creating highly skilled and motivated facilitators and leaders; and manage the project efficiently to achieve the intended impacts.

This project aims to improve capacity and preparedness of provincial governments, communities and households to respond to the threat of an Avian Influenza outbreak.

The project has been implemented in order to reduce the vulnerability of people across the Mekong Region to the Avian Influenza epidemic.

To conduct baseline survey with population in "low" intensity intervention communes in 8 provinces

1. To exploit the potential synergies and efficiencies that can be obtained by the production component informing the marketing component of the value chain, and vice versa. 2. To enhance the adoption of improved technologies and practices for production of upland crops by integrating agronomic, economic, environmental and social factors. 3. To improve post-harvest management, communications along the supply chain and value chain integration for maize and soybean in north-western Cambodia.

To improve livelihood security of vulnerable households in Ratanakiri Province.

Behavior chance and Public health communication

CARE programs in Thailand include: - HIV/AIDS prevention, care and support - reproductive health - micro-enterprise - agriculture and natural resouces - education and youth programs There are 23 functioning offices with 170 staff .

We have field offices in 23 locations around the country that are staffed. The key experience is in community-based interventions. Therefore we can operate very rapidly. There is also established collaboration with the Ministry of Public Health and the provincial public health offices.