Malaria elimination in Lao PDR: the challenges associated with population mobility

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Sengchanh Kounnavong
Deyer Gopinath
Bouasy Hongvanthong
Chanthalone Khamkong
Odai Sichanthongthip
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[1] National Institute of Public Health,
[2] Ministry of Health,undefined
[3] World Health Organization (WHO),undefined
[4] Country Office,undefined
[5] Center for Malaria,undefined
[6] Parasitology,undefined
[7] and Entomology (CMPE),undefined
[8] Ministry of Health,undefined
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Infectious Diseases of Poverty | / 6卷
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Malaria; Malaria control program; Malaria elimination; Malaria outbreak; Migrants; Mobile populations; Lao PDR;
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Although the Lao People’s Democratic Republic (Lao PDR) is comparatively small landlocked country with patterns of both in- and out-migration, its human migration situation has been poorly studied. This is despite all of the country’s 18 provinces sharing both official and unofficial border checkpoints with neighboring countries. Economic reforms in the last decade have seen a gradual increase in the promotion of foreign investment, and main towns and transportation networks have been expanding thus offering new opportunities for livelihoods and economic activities.
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