29
Oct

Civsoc analysis

Civil society and its organisations in Myanmar. An analysis. CSOs after the coup: Operations squeezed, funding crunched Jamie

28
Oct

Casey and the crayons

Casey and the crayons. Self awareness stories are always enlightening. https://www.jhunewsletter.com/article/2021/10/humans-of-hopkins-casey Jamie

27
Oct

Violence vs health

There is targeted violence against patients, health care providers, and health care facilities by the Myamar junta. Read the report. http://insecurityinsight.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Violence-Against-Health-Care-in-Myanmar-February-September-2021-October-update.pdf https://phr.org/news/297-reported-attacks-and-threats-to-health-care-during-eight-months-of-myanmar-militarys-brutal-crackdown/ Jamie

26
Oct

Government report on Covid19 vaccination in Myanmar

Here is a government report on the progress of Covid19 vaccination in Myanmar. By the National Unity Government. https://progressivevoicemyanmar.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/2021-10-18-Report-To-The-Public-About-Progress-Of-NHC-Vaccination-Program-pio-bu.pdf Jamie

25
Oct

Adaptation

One adaptation the SUNISEA project could consider is to stop working with the illegitimate junta in Myanmar and discuss with the National Unity Government how the funding could be used to empower civil society to address NCDs. https://www.suni-sea.org/en/articles/interview-half-way-into-the-project/ Jamie

22
Oct

Not the only actor

The junta is trying to build legitimacy by having its Ministry of Health and Sports civil servants appear at Zoom meetings and write in minor online publications. Like this. https://www.miragenews.com/supporting-myanmar-in-building-cost-efficient-656880/ The junta MoHS is not the only actor to respond to NCDs. International actors and funders do not need to engage with them. Jamie

21
Oct

Invited

It appears that the junta’s MoHS staffer was invited to speak at the global TB conference. https://www.citizen-news.org/2021/10/plain-packaging-adoption-by-myanmar.html Jamie

18
Oct

Why no Myanmar authors?

Why are there no Myanmar authors on this research paper? Can anyone at London School of Economics explain? Jamie ++++++++++++++++++ Evaluation of progress toward universal health coverage in Myanmar: A national and subnational analysis Zlatko Nikoloski ,Alistair McGuire,Elias Mossialos Published: October 15, 2021 https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pmed.1003811 Abstract Background Universal health coverage (UHC) encompasses 2 main components: access […]

15
Oct

ASEAN glossy

Today is a good day to note that Myanmar features in an @ASEAN glossy on #covid19 #vaccination. https://asean.org/serial/the-asean-covid-19-vaccines-for-all/ Jamie

14
Oct

Good news

It is a rare occasion that I get to spread good news for the people of Myanmar. This is one of them. Jamie ++++++++++++++++++ British Americian Tobacoo (BAT) Myanmar has ceased its operations , including Cigarette production , sales and distribution , since october 6 . #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar pic.twitter.com/ZQpNjOooIA — Myo Myo (@myo_mmyo) October 11, 2021 […]

13
Oct

New analysis

This is an interesting analysis of the health challenges faced by Myanmar. Most of it is precoup and much has changed in the last eight months. Recommended for everyone working in health. Myanmar’s health transitions: Country profile Jamie

12
Oct

Adaptation

Bravo to programme implementers who can adapt their activities to reflect the new realities in Myanmar. https://www.suni-sea.org/en/articles/projects-adaptation-in-myanmar/ Jamie

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