Tee Tar

Hello everyone,

It’s very nice to meet you all. My name is Tee Tar, and I usually go by my nickname, which I’d be happy to use here as it’s easier to address.

I work with an ethnic community-based health organization located in eastern Myanmar. My background in statistics includes basic SPSS training and managing organizational datasets. I curre…[Read more]

I generally agree with the four recommended actions; however, their effectiveness depends on how well they are adapted to local political, social, and security contexts, such as those in ethnic areas of Myanmar.
First, open discussion on corruption is essential, as the problem cannot be addressed if it is ignored. However, in fragile and…[Read more]

Strengthening the health system in Myanmar is extremely challenging, mainly because of long-standing political problems, fragmented authority, and low levels of trust. Myanmar As a result, health services in ethnic areas rely heavily on community-led and ethnic health organizations, which operate with limited resources, weak recognition, and…[Read more]

Good day everyone,

It is truly an honor and a privilege to be given the opportunity to study at Mahidol University. My name is Naw Pue Pue Mhote, and I am an ethnic Karen from Myanmar. I currently work with a community-based health organization located along the Thai-Myanmar border.
I am very enthusiastic about joining this program, as it…[Read more]