International Outreach
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Sustainable Alternative Livelihoods Development Project (SALD) in Tachileik and Mong Hsat Districts, Shan State, Republic of the Union of Myanmar
Locations: Tachileik and Mong Hsat Districts, Shan State, Republic of the Union of Myanmar Beneficiaries: 15,500 people from 4 ethnic minorities in 1,904 households in 32 villages. Project duration: 6 years (January 2013 – January 2018) Partners: Government of Myanmar (GOM) through the Central Committee for Drug Abuse Control (CCDAC) and Progress of Border Areas and National Races Departme...
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Yenan Chaung Township, Union of Myanmar
Sustainable Alternative Livelihood Development: Yenan Chaung Township, Magwe Division, Myanmar Central Dry Zone, located in the rain shadow of the mountain on the west coast of Myanmar, is well known for its drought and considered as the least developed area of the country. When Cyclone Nagis struck Myanmar in 2009, a large number of international organisations focused their missions on the a...
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Aceh Province, Republic of Indonesia
The Republic of Indonesia Location Aceh Province, Indonesia Project Duration November 2006 – December 2010 Partners The government of Indonesia, the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), the local government of Aceh, Sambinoe Foundation, Thailand International Cooperation Agency (TICA) , and Syiah Kuala University Why Aceh? In November 2005, the Governments of Thailand and...
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Balkh Province, Islamic Republic of Afghanistan
Islamic Republic of Afghanistan LocationBalkh Province Beneficiaries500 households in 15 villages in Dehdadi and Nahr-e-shahe, Balkh Province Project Duration2006 -2012 Partners: The government of Belgium, Embassy of Denmark to Afghanistan, Thailand International Cooperation Agency (TICA), Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Afghan Ministry for Rural Rehabilitation and Development (MRR...
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Shan State, Union of Myanmar
The Union of MyanmarLocationYong Kha village, Shan State Beneficiaries6,022 people Project Duration2002 – 2004 PartnersThe Thai and Myanmar governments Why Myanmar? When the MFLF first went into Myanmar, the local people died daily of malaria, tuberculosis, and suffered from scabies, and other common diseases. Food supply was not sufficient to feed people for the whole year. Child...
