Malaria Elimination: Expanding test, track and treat in mining areas. Baseline study on the MSD strategy – 2015

 

SUMMARY:

The data presented in this report establish the baseline for a research programme to monitor and evaluate the activities of the Suriname Ministry of Health (MoH) programme aimed at complete elimination of malaria in Suriname (hereafter: Malaria Elimination programme). This IDB funded programme will be executed by the Bureau of Public Health (BOG) Malaria Programme (MP). The Malaria Elimination programme focusses on small-scale gold mining areas in the Suriname-French Guiana border region, which are the main remaining point sources of malaria transmission in Suriname.

Analysis of existing data and reports suggests that the largest share of malaria cases detected in Suriname today are probably the result of transmission in French Guiana. Several interrelated factors explain this trend, including the proximity of French gold deposit to the Suriname border, French repression of clandestine mining, high mobility of mining populations, and limited access to health services in French garimpos (mining areas). Intervention strategies of the Malaria Elimination program include an extension of MSD services, distribution of LLINs, and Behaviour Change Communication (BCC).

 

Reports

Malaria KAP Study - 2023  COVID-19 related knowledge, attitudes and practices in small-scale gold mining areas in Suriname - 2022  Mobile Migrant population study Suriname - 2021 Indigenous peoples in French Guiana - 2019  Maroons in French Guiana - 2019 
 
Gold Miners’ Knowlegde, Attitutes & Practices with regard to Malaria in Suriname – 2018

Malaria Elimination: Expanding Test, Track and Treat in Mining Areas – 2016

Malaria Elimination: Expanding test, track and treat in mining areas. Baseline study on the MSD strategy – 2015

Socio-economic, health and environmental impacts of mining in Suriname, with a focus on Artisanal and Small-scale gold Mining - 2017 

 
CULTURAL RESOURCES SURVEY Produced as part of the Newmont Sabajo ESIA – 2017

Small-scale Mining Survey Produced as part of the Newmont Sabajo ESIA – 2017

Socioeconomic and Cultural Resources Survey For the communities of Powakka, Philipusdorp (Kl. Powakka), Redi Doti, Cassipora and Pierre Kondre Kumbasi.  Background study for REDD+ implementation: multi-perspective analysis of drivers of deforestation, forest degradation and barriers to REDD+ activities – 2016 Reducing the Use and Release of Mercury by Artisanal and Small Scale Gold Miners in Suriname - 2016
Small-scale goldmining at Brownsberg National Park - 2015 Suriname Migration Profile. A study on emigration from and immigration into Suriname - 2015 Gold Miners' Knowledge, Attitudes & Practices with regard to Mercury. WWF and GOMIAM - 2014 Female Condom Acceptability Study. UNFPA, 2014 Study on the knowledge, attitudes and practices of malaria and malaria treatment in the small-scale gold mining sector in Suriname
State of the art diagnosis on comprehensive sexuality education. CSE, UNFPA - 2013 Gender analysis of NCDs in Guyana. PAHO, WHO Guiana - 2013 Gender Assessment of Small-Scale Mining in Mongolia. The Asia Foundation, Mongolia - 2013 Looking for gold, finding malaria. Malaria Program, Ministry of Health, Suriname (with PAHO) - 2012 Migrant & mobile populations and access to HIV services in gold mining areas in Suriname. Pan Caribbean Partnership against HIV & AIDS (PANCAP) - 2012
     
Behavioural surveillance survey & seroprevalence study among sex workers and their clients in small-scale gold mining areas . National AIDS Program, Ministry of Health, Suriname - 2012 Behavioural surveillance survey & sero-prevalence study among sex workers in Paramaribo, Suriname. National AIDS Program, Ministry of Health, Suriname - 2012 Condom use among commercial sex workers Suriname (a study in Paramaribo and Albina). UNFPA - 2011

 

Child labor in the small-scale gold mining industry in Suriname. US Department of Labor - 2011  

 

SOCIOECONOMIC AND CULTURAL RESOURCES SURVEY 

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