GTR 116009119
Tenders Are Invited For Consultant To Support Cnm On Airport Screening Guideline
ICB — International Competitive Bid
South-Eastern Asia
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116009119
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Tender No
FY26-STRIDES-Malaria-026
Financer Name
Self-Funded
Work Title
Tenders Are Invited For Consultant To Support Cnm On Airport Screening Guideline
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ICB — International Competitive Bid
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Geographical Region
South-Eastern Asia
Political Region
Association of Southeast Asian Nations, ASEAN,APAC (Asia Pacific)
Last Date of Bid Submission
27-07-2026
Work Detail
Tenders are invited for Consultant to Support CNM on Airport Screening Guideline The Strengthening Infectious Disease Detection Systems (STRIDES) Activity, a global project led by FHI 360, supports countries to strengthen disease detection, surveillance, data collection, analysis, and reporting systems to improve global health security outcomes. In Cambodia, STRIDES supports infectious disease surveillance, laboratory strengthening, and data use for GHS outcomes, including malaria surveillance during the Prevention of Re-establishment (POR) phase, through strengthening surveillance systems, laboratory capacity, data systems, and rapid response mechanisms in collaboration with the National Center for Malaria Control, Parasitology and Entomology (CNM). STRIDES activities are designed to achieve four objectives: Objective 1: Strengthen detection capacity and systems at national and subnational levels. Objective 2: Develop sustainable surveillance systems using event-based and indicator-based surveillance. Objective 3: Strengthen country capacity in data collection, analysis, and reporting for evidence-based decision making. Objective 4: Provide targeted technical and detection assistance during outbreaks. Cambodia has achieved significant progress toward malaria elimination and is transitioning into the prevention of re-establishment (PoR) phase. While indigenous malaria transmission has been substantially reduced and eliminated, imported malaria cases continue to pose a risk to sustaining malaria-free status. Increased international travel, including movement of peacekeepers, migrant workers, tourists, and visitors from malaria-endemic countries, may introduce malaria infections into receptive areas where transmission has been interrupted. Tender Link : https://www.bongthom.com/job_list.html?category_id=55&order_by=start_date&order_dir=desc
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