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Last January 2011, Professor Georges Lognay, responsible of the Department of Analytical Chemistry of Liege University (Faculty GxABT of ULg) (Belgium) came for 10 days in Lhasa. His objective was to give a training session for the team of the laboratory for endemic diseases (CDC). Several lab experts from the laboratory of the epidemic diseases join this training. People enjoyed very much to have an expert with them. They asked to renew this experience.
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On January, 21st, 2011, the two partners: the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) of Tibet Autonomous Region and the Kashin-
External evaluation of the programmes of Kashin-
In December 2010, a committee of external experts made an evaluation of the programmes jointly implemented by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention and the Kashin-
This evaluation was a necessary step for the eventual renewal of our agreement!
Last April 14th, 2010 a new earthquake has shacked a Western province of China: Qinghaï province. The magnitude was 7.1 on Richter scale. The Yushu County was one of the very badly affected areas.
On April 16, the reported number of deaths reached 791 and around 10,000 persons were heavily injured. Of course, a lot of houses collapsed and most of the people faced a lack of food and have no place where to sleep.
Our partner, the CDC of Tibet Autonomous Region, sent immediately a rescue team led by the Director.
Together with him, we decided to provide “tsampa” to 2 villages of Yushu county. The 2 administrative villages were Guoqing and Ganda villages. They included 22 natural villages populated with 700 households and 2447 people.
During 3 days, the KBDF team bought 7 tons of “tsampa” in Lhasa and on Sunday 25th, Mrs Yangzom from KBDF left for Yushu County with a big truck carrying all the tsampa. As soon as she reached the place after a trip of 3 days, the CDC team helped her and together they distributed during 2 days the tsampa directly to all the people.
Actually we are still monitoring the situation.
This “small” help was again possible thanks to your support. We would like to sincerely thank you to have made that possible.
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Field visit of the Health Authorities and the Foreign Affairs Bureau of T.A.R.
On November 10th, 2009, our partner : « the Center for Disease Control and Prevention » with his director, Dr. Sheero, made a field visit together with some responsibles of the Regional Health Bureau and responsibles of Foreign Affairs Bureau. They visited our project in Lhundrup county (Lhasa prefecture). The atmosphere was very warm and everybody was very interested to see the implementaion of the different activities
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Zomer 2009 in de Verenigde Staten
Twee jonge "fundraisers" gekocht rotsen en verkocht ze van geld voor KBDF
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KBD -
On May 25th, 2009 the KBD Foundation together with her partner: the Centre for Disease Control and Prevention of Tibet Autonomous Region (T.A.R.) held a conference in Lhasa. Several persons of the Regional Health Bureau and the Foreign Affairs Bureau of T.A.R were attending the meeting.
The objective of the conference was to present and to discuss the outcome of the 4 years project (including the research part).
The different topics were:
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disease in Tibet
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The main conclusion was that improvement of health and nutrition of children living in KBD endemic area remains a priority.

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Op 6 Oktober 2008 trof een aardbeving met een kracht van 6.6 op de schaal van Richter het Zuid-
Tien mensen overleefden de aardschok niet. Er waren 50 zwaargewonden die in openbare en militaire ziekenhuizen verzorgd werden.
Scholen en huizen waren ingestort of staan op instorten. Ongeveer 5000 mensen hebben de winter in tenten doorgebracht waarronder ook studenten die in een kostschool leven.
KBD Foundation hebben warme klederen en ondergoed aangekocht om de studenten van twee kostscholen te beschermen tegen de vrieskou.
Door uw financiële steun was deze actie mogelijk.
Het team en wij danken U in naam van de slachtoffers van deze natuurramp!
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