Photo Essay: Cambodia’s Ministries of Health and Environment Collaborate to Stop the Spread of Malaria

Topics:
Malaria
Cambodia
Date
January 11, 2019

Under an innovative partnership between Cambodia’s Ministry of Health and Ministry of Environment, forest rangers are taking on an expanded role -- ensuring remote communities have access to malaria prevention and treatment. Explore the photo essay below to learn more about this unique approach.

 

Cambodia’s Ministry of Health and Ministry of Environment collaborate to stop the spread of malaria

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