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Acknowledgements
An Evaluation of the MoH/NGO Home Care Programme for People with HIV/AIDS in Cambodia: Evaluation Team led by David Wilkinson
This evaluation could not have been undertaken without the co-operation , support and contributions from a number of organisations and individuals. The Evaluation Team Leader gratefully acknowledges the Evaluation Team:
Samreth Sovannarith (NCHADS)
Kong Bun Navy (HOPE, Cambodia)
Chea Sarith (WOMEN) and
Paurvi Bhatt (USAID)
for their professional inputs, time and dedication to the evaluation.
The evaluation team wishes to acknowledge the following organisations:
The evaluation team also wishes to acknowledge the valuable contributions made by the following people to the design and implementation of this evaluation:
Kathryn Carovano (Alliance), Lucy Carter (SSC), Philippe Girault (FHI/Impact), Ivek Navapol (NIPH), Song Ngak (FHI/Impact), Sok Phan (HOPE), Chhim Sarath (KHANA), Tilly Sellers (Alliance), Francesca Stuer (FHI/IMPACT), Mean Chhim Vun (NCHADS), Henrietta Wells (Khana/Alliance).
We are grateful to Kathryn Carovano (Alliance), Peter Godwin (NCHADS), Tilly Sellers (Alliance), Seng SutWantha (NCHADS), Mean Chhi Vun (NCHADS), Henrietta Wells (Alliance) for reviewing the draft report and for providing constructive feedback on the findings.
We gratefully acknowledge the interview team who conducted in-depth field interviews with patients and their families: Mony Dara, Kim Saroeun, Lang Chanthol, Pan Sopheap, Chea Monkol, Khun Chantha, Son Seda, Hou Samy, Nhim Mala, Yee Kimleng. We also acknowledge the translation and interpretation skills of Chhun Nith.
Finally, we wish to express our sincer thanks to the patients, families, community leaders, home care staff, medical personnel, programme staff and policy makers, who generously gave their time to answer our sometimes difficult questions with openness, enthusiasm and patience.
An Evaluation of the MoH/NGO Home Care Programme for People with HIV/AIDS in Cambodia: Evaluation Team led by David Wilkinson
This evaluation could not have been undertaken without the co-operation , support and contributions from a number of organisations and individuals. The Evaluation Team Leader gratefully acknowledges the Evaluation Team:
Samreth Sovannarith (NCHADS)
Kong Bun Navy (HOPE, Cambodia)
Chea Sarith (WOMEN) and
Paurvi Bhatt (USAID)
for their professional inputs, time and dedication to the evaluation.
The evaluation team wishes to acknowledge the following organisations:
- The International HIV/AIDS Alliance for commissioning and providing ongoing support to the evaluation.
- The National Centre for HIV/AIDS, Dermatology & STDs (NCHADS) for their input into the design, for releasing personnel for the evaluation team and for overall support to the evaluation.
- The Khmer HIV/AIDS NGO Alliance (KHANA) for providing significant personnel time, effort and logistic support.
- KRDA, Battambang for logistic support.
- NCHADS, WOMEN, HOPE Cambodia and USAID for granting permission for key personnel to join the evaluation team.
- FHI/Impact, KHANA for enabling key personnel to provide specific evaluation inputs.
- The National Institute of Public Health (NIPH) for inputs into the evaluation design.
- USAID for providing financial support for the evaluation.
The evaluation team also wishes to acknowledge the valuable contributions made by the following people to the design and implementation of this evaluation:
Kathryn Carovano (Alliance), Lucy Carter (SSC), Philippe Girault (FHI/Impact), Ivek Navapol (NIPH), Song Ngak (FHI/Impact), Sok Phan (HOPE), Chhim Sarath (KHANA), Tilly Sellers (Alliance), Francesca Stuer (FHI/IMPACT), Mean Chhim Vun (NCHADS), Henrietta Wells (Khana/Alliance).
We are grateful to Kathryn Carovano (Alliance), Peter Godwin (NCHADS), Tilly Sellers (Alliance), Seng SutWantha (NCHADS), Mean Chhi Vun (NCHADS), Henrietta Wells (Alliance) for reviewing the draft report and for providing constructive feedback on the findings.
We gratefully acknowledge the interview team who conducted in-depth field interviews with patients and their families: Mony Dara, Kim Saroeun, Lang Chanthol, Pan Sopheap, Chea Monkol, Khun Chantha, Son Seda, Hou Samy, Nhim Mala, Yee Kimleng. We also acknowledge the translation and interpretation skills of Chhun Nith.
Finally, we wish to express our sincer thanks to the patients, families, community leaders, home care staff, medical personnel, programme staff and policy makers, who generously gave their time to answer our sometimes difficult questions with openness, enthusiasm and patience.