“Home garden” for Primary health care well using natural resource and human resource

1.Traditional medicine (TM) public service isn’t existing in Cambodia despite of existing abundant natural resource and well used by the people especially in the district area. 2.Not existing education system in country, opportunity to share the accurate information of TM with the people in community. 3.There is a risk of losing knowledge of medicinal plants that have been carried in from generation to generation into the community. Background

Using of Modern Medicine and Traditional Medicine 16 villages more than 7km far from Health Center 94 villagers （ Male 47 / Female 47 ）

1.Established sample garden for the villager, and students to learn local medicinal plants. 2.Workshop due to create network between medical service provider, educator, parents and students, traditional healer in the village through sharing information of traditional medicine 1.Spread interest toward well using of traditional medicine, and people in village to obtain an opportunity of medicinal plant cultivation and selling product. Activities

Traditional Healer Training Project Project background Training for experienced practical healers aim to promote PHC in remote area

Traditional Healer Training Project 342 graduates received certification from Ministry of Health Project background

Traditional Healer Training Project Project background

Sites of School MP garden project 1.South area 1.Eastern area 1.Western area

Activities 85 sample medicinal plants from around the village

Activities Medicinal plants for five major disease in village

Activities 2. Workshop for sharing information of medicinal plants

Activities Medicinal plants for five major disease in village

Activities 3. Campaign of filling up medicinal plants flower

Activities 3. Campaign of filling up medicinal plants flower Selling income is used for water and electric fee for the school

Activities National Center for Traditional MedicineSharing experience with other traditional healers At National Center of Traditional Medicine

Sustainable community-based participatory TM service model aiming to promote PHC Collected local medicinal plants samples Strengthen the network between local healer, medical suppliers and villagers Produced medicinal plants text (sample garden, poster) Outcome of School BG project