An Evaluation of the malaria management project along the border of Thailand - Cambodia, Borai District, Trat province

Abstract

This research intend to evaluate the effectiveness of malaria project on along Thai- Kambodia border, Borai District Trat province by qualitative studies. The qualitative study is adapted Stufflebeam’s CIPP model to analyze the context, input resource, internal process and the Output. Data was collected through report and direct interview of 60 main reporters. Data was collected between 1 October to 31 December 2018. The data was analyzed through content analysis.

The research revealed that 80% of main reporters accepted that the project is appropriate with the government’s policy and community requirement. The project advantage is the community participation management through Planning, Implementation, project budgeting and evaluation. The project has a hierachical line of management through provincial and district level. The participants were well-prepared with proper job assignment through brainstorming and panel discussion. The Internal process was well-shaped with continuous conduction and supervision.The project results in the recognition that the local administration body is the main organization for budgeting and intersectorial collaboration for community health problem activity. Besides, District health networking has drawn plan for health promotion and health prevention and control for diseases and health hazard of community .In summary the Government sector, Local Administrative bodies and the community agreed that the District health system is suitable and beneficial to the community.