Pearaing OD is a flat area which is affected seriously by flood. CBHI implemented in this OD is also affected. One reason of drop out and not becoming member because of no money. In the areas of 9 health centers which CBHI implemented in 89 villages, 60 villages (67%) are flooded and nearly all rice are distroyed. The agents are difficult to access the villages they work. The people have no money to pay for CBHI membership and continue membership. They are also hopeless for their rice caltivation.

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CBHI Network Meeting

Posted: August 8, 2011 in Meeting

On July 26, 2011, CBHI Network opened own quarterly meeting at Pearaing Operational District, hosted by RACHA, Pearaing, Prey Veng

Participants:
[Ms. Sopeat Mer, Dr. Song Chhiay and Mr. Adelio Fernandes Antunes from GIZ; Mr. Dann Chhing from CAAFW; Dr. Long Leng, Dr. Nut Muny and Ms Chea Saron from AFH; Mr. Cedric Salze and Mr. Phoung Pheakdey from GRET/SKY; Dr. Em Savy and Mr. Phuong Phirum from RACHA; Mrs. Lov Samnan from PFD; Mrs Vera Minnik and Mr. Matin Voessing from Malteser; Ms. Mackenzie Vanderhyden from MIA; Mr. Ty Channta and Mrs. Math Sophea from URC; Dr.
Ung Prahors from CHC; Mr. Neam Sanith from CHO; Ms. Nou Channratha from HIP/SKY;  Mr. Ses Soeung from BFH; Mr. Heng Kim Noeum from CHCRA; Mr. Cheam Chhoeun and Dr. Seng Narin from OD Pearaing].

Main Agendas:

I.   Welcome, introduction, and opening the meeting

II.  Presentation of outcomes from the TWG on Institutional Options for Cambodian Centre of Competence for Social Health
Protection (CCC) and the Decision Making Process

III.  Presentation of institutional options for CCC

IV.  Vote on institutional options for a CCC

V.    Scheme updates and sharing experience on problems solving

VI.  Next Meeting Plan

For more information about CBHI Network please visit this link: http://www.cbhi-cambodia.org

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Full Village Meeting

Posted: March 30, 2011 in Uncategorized

There are many ways in promotion. Before, CBHI Pearaing used some ways like, promotion through community leaders and village health support group, through comedy show, meeting small group by CBHI agents, and visiting household to convince.  This year 2011, we have created another new strategy in promotion is full village meeting. It is very effective. There are many breadwinners attended in the meeting. They are very clear with CBHI, because they can meet CBHI specialist from the scheme. They can ask all questions they wondered. They have confidence with us.

As result, in 57 villages of 6 health center coverage areas, there are 3,384 people attended in the full village meeting. After finished meeting some of them register immediately, some waited to discuss with their family.

Catchment Areas

Posted: February 3, 2011 in Promotion Activities

In 2010, CBHI Pearaing started to implement in 3 health centers_Prey Pnov, Poty and Kampong Popil, as a pilot scheme. As result this pilot scheme can process smoothly with many families become members. According to to the temporary result of client satisfaction assessment, most of the clients satisfied our scheme. This outcome is because of strong corporation of Operational District and Health Care providers.

This year 2011, we expand to the other six health centers in this Operational District. Those are Roka, Kanhcham, Prey Sralet, Kampong Russey, Pnov and Chrey Khum health centers.

During our recent promotion to those new areas, people are very enthusiastic with our scheme. They optimized that they are reduced a lot of pocket expenditure for health care.

Next year 2012, we are considering to expand to other 2 Operational Districts_Preah Sdach and Kampong Trapek.

From January 27, 2010 to February 26, 2010 at Pulloothu, Madurai, Tamil Nadu, INDIA 3 project staff with the other partner from RACHA, AFH, HNI and MOH (total 9) were sent to participate in basic and specific micro health insurance training. This training was organized by Tata-Dhan Academy and Supported by Health Net TPO. There are 4 modules were include in the training such as module Concepts and principles of Micro Insurance, Knowledge building on micro health insurance products (Field Visit), and design inputs for community based health insurance and fourth module Business plan preparation.

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Clients always want good quality product. If they meet service they expected, they are going to promote CBHI for us. Fortunately, we have good three health centers and one good referral hospital as partner which generally satisfy clients. However, no one or nothing can satisfy all the people but if we can satisfy most of the people is the best. We together try to solve the problems.

After training on CBHI  Village Health Support Group (VHSG) and Community Leader started to distribute CBHI to the people in their village. The most important roles of them are become members of CBHI as sample for people. Beside they distribute by themselves, they also corporate warmly with insurance agents in promotion, like invite households to the meeting, provide venue, etc. They also involve solving problem when occurred in the village.

There are two Insurance Agents in each health center coverage area. One is role as Registration agent and another one is role as Promotion agent. In practice, they work as team work. Registration agent also can promote CBHI and the Promotion agent also can register members.  They promote CBHI and register member from 1st – 20th or 23rd of each month, then they make booklets. At the 4th week of the month, they deliver booklet to the member and collect premium.

CBHI Training VHSG

Posted: October 6, 2010 in Training

Village Health Support Group (VHSG) are existing system, who created by Ministry of Heath. They are chosen by election among the people in each village. There are two people _a men and a woman per village are chosen. They work as health worker volunteer. Their main roles are: promote health center service to people in their village, gain children to get vaccination, refer patient to health center, feedback to health center via monthly meeting. So, They are also the promotion volunteer for CBHI. They are needed to train insurance literacy.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Comedy Team: This team was established by Reproductive And Child Health Alliance (RACHA) in February 2010 who is based in OD Svay Antor, Prey Veng Province. The team composed 12 volunteer members all living in Prey Veng provinces 11 are student or on a high school or at a University and one is a VSHG member. The requirements for the team need have some experience with comedy and they have an interest in health care.

Comedy activities for CBHI Pearaing. At the beginning of the project implementation comedy play the first role in providing insurance literacy to the people in the community. Comedy is still a potential way of promotion, because rural Cambodian people still like drama, especially the sad drama, e.g. Tum Teav, Rithisen Neangkongrey, Moronak Meada and Neang Padachar etc. These are main show of the night. They are very sad story, which make watcher crying. Before playing these dramas, in the early evening, MC started to introduce the program. Then there are pop songs, classic songs and action songs. They also made children happy by playing other happy games. After that, it was CBHI promotion show. It was a short comedy which very funny, but all scenes are always CBHI educated. After comedy, it was time for youth to answer the quizzes and get reward. At the end, it was drama which they carried tear home. In three health centers areas, we have shown 10 plays in the other 10 pagodas from July 12, 2010 to July 23, 2010, which there are 3,850 people received information (exclude under 15 years’ old children).

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