Kojima Somei, Takeuchi Tsutomu
Center for Medical Science, International University of Health and Welfare, Otawara City, Tochigi, Japan.
Parasitol Int. 2006;55 Suppl:S293-6. doi: 10.1016/j.parint.2005.11.043. Epub 2005 Dec 5.
The Asian Centre of International Parasite Control (ACIPAC) was established in Bangkok in March 2000 as a JICA technical cooperation project in collaboration with the Mahidol University and the Ministry of Public Health, Thailand. Since then, ACIPAC carried out its activities with emphasis on the establishment of the concept of school health-based parasite control in the Great Mekong sub-region countries. In addition to contributing human resource development through its training courses on school-based malaria and STH control for programme managers and also through small-scale pilot projects implemented in partner countries, ACIPAC proposed that schoolchildren should be considered as health partners rather than simple recipients of health services including deworming programmes.
亚洲国际寄生虫控制中心（ACIPAC）于2000年3月在曼谷成立，是日本国际协力机构（JICA）与泰国玛希隆大学及泰国公共卫生部合作开展的一个技术合作项目。自那时起，ACIPAC开展活动，重点是在大湄公河次区域国家建立以学校卫生为基础的寄生虫控制概念。除了通过为项目管理人员举办关于学校疟疾和肠道寄生虫控制的培训课程以及在伙伴国家实施的小规模试点项目来促进人力资源开发外，ACIPAC还提议应将学童视为卫生伙伴，而不仅仅是包括驱虫计划在内的卫生服务的接受者。
