ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The University of Sydney team was: Ros Madden, Sue Lukersmith, Hartley, Michael Millington, Charlotte Scarf, Nicola Fortune, Alexandra Gargett and Gwynnyth Llewellyn, of the Centre for Disability Research and Policy. Key research partners and collaborators were: Secretariat of Pacific Community Regional Fiji Sainimili Tawake Rights Resource Team (SPCRRRT) Mariaia Matakibau Ministry of Health Fiji Bounlanh Phayboun COPE Lao PDR Sengthong COPE Lao PDR Soukhathammavong Khamko Chomlath NRC/MoH Lao PDR Bounpheng Phetsouvanh NRC Lao PDR Ben Theodore Department for Community Development PNG Peter Sindu Callan Services PNG Susan Goikavi Callan Services PNG Goretti Pala Solomon Islands College of Higher Education Solomon Islands Casper Fa'asala Gender and DPASI Solomon Islands Elsie Ningalo Taloafiri Ministry of Health and Medical Services Solomon Islands Penafrancia Ching College of Allied Medical Professionals (CAMP), The Philippines University of the Philippines Manila Joaquim Soares Klibur Foundation Timor Leste Francisco de Deus Soares ASSERT Timor Leste Phuong Anh Tran Thi Vietnam Phuong Tran Thi OGCDC Vietnam Nhan Ha Chan College of Medicine and Pharmacy Vietnam Cam Tu Thi OGCDC Vietnam The MM&M was resourced principally by the University of Sydney. The University of Sydney team working on the development of the International Classification of Health Interventions sponsored Nicola Fortune to work with the Sydney MM&M team during the closing stages of Menu refinement and prototype MM&M finalisation. Key resources were provided by: Australian Aid whose ALA Fellowship funding enabled CBR program stakeholders to inform and shape the design of the Menu as research partners CBM International which provided funding for work on the Manual from June to December 2013.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The University of Sydney team was: Ros Madden, Sue Lukersmith, Hartley, Michael Millington, Charlotte Scarf, Nicola Fortune, Alexandra Gargett and Gwynnyth Llewellyn, of the Centre for Disability Research and Policy. Key research partners and collaborators were: Sainimili Tawake Secretariat of Pacific Community Regional Rights Resource Team (SPCRRRT) Fiji Mariaia Matakibau Ministry of Health Fiji Bounlanh Phayboun COPE Lao PDR Sengthong Soukhathammavong COPE Lao PDR Khamko Chomlath NRC/MoH Lao PDR Bounpheng Phetsouvanh NRC Lao PDR Ben Theodore Department for Community Development PNG Peter Sindu Callan Services PNG Susan Goikavi Callan Services PNG Goretti Pala Solomon Islands College of Higher Education Solomon Islands Casper Fa'asala Gender and DPASI Solomon Islands Elsie Ningalo Taloafiri Ministry of Health and Medical Services Solomon Islands Penafrancia Ching College of Allied Medical Professionals (CAMP), University of the Philippines Manila The Philippines Joaquim Soares Klibur Foundation Timor Leste Francisco de Deus Soares ASSERT Timor Leste Phuong Anh Tran Thi Vietnam Phuong Tran Thi OGCDC Vietnam Nhan Ha Chan College of Medicine and Pharmacy Vietnam Cam Tu Thi OGCDC Vietnam The MM&M was resourced principally by the University of Sydney. The University of Sydney team working on the development of the International Classification of Health Interventions sponsored Nicola Fortune to work with the Sydney MM&M team during the closing stages of Menu refinement and prototype MM&M finalisation. Key resources were provided by: Australian Aid whose ALA Fellowship funding enabled CBR program stakeholders to inform and shape the design of the Menu as research partners CBM International which provided funding for work on the Manual from June to December 2013.
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