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    Indonesia, 225 Milion Citizen With 500 Ethnic Groups, 17,000 Islands With Enormous Natural Resources and Cultural Diversity

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    Indonesia has over 225 million citizens from more than 500 ethnic groups spread across its 17,000 islands. It has enormous natural resources and cultural diversity. The document proposes an agreement between the Faculty of Public Health at Airlangga University in Indonesia and the Faculty of Public Health at Mahidol University in Thailand to promote cooperation in academic fields of mutual interest through activities like faculty exchanges, joint research projects, workshops, and student exchanges. Key aspects of the proposed agreement include conducting seven joint research projects over five years covering topics like public health nutrition, social determinants of health, and more. Financial obligations for research conducted in each country would be covered by the university in that country.

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    Indonesia has over 225 million citizens from more than 500 ethnic groups spread across its 17,000 islands. It has enormous natural resources and cultural diversity. The document proposes an agreement between the Faculty of Public Health at Airlangga University in Indonesia and the Faculty of Public Health at Mahidol University in Thailand to promote cooperation in academic fields of mutual interest through activities like faculty exchanges, joint research projects, workshops, and student exchanges. Key aspects of the proposed agreement include conducting seven joint research projects over five years covering topics like public health nutrition, social determinants of health, and more. Financial obligations for research conducted in each country would be covered by the university in that country.

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    Indonesia, 225 milion citizen with > 500 ethnic groups, 17,000 islands with enormous natural resources

    and cultural diversity + 5000 km

    ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
    SCIENCE & TEKNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT

    PROFESSIONAL PROGRAM PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT WORKING EXPERTISE DEVELOPMENT

    Specialist

    AKREDITATION & SERTIFICATION ?

    PROFESSIONAL PROFILE (PH CORE FUNCTION

    Bogor - Bandung
    Manager Innovator Role Model Apprentice Comunitarian Leader Educator

    Usulan FKM
    Manager Innovator Researcher Apprentice Comunitarian Leader and Role Model Educator

    Proposed Agreement

    Faculty of Public Health Airlangga University, Indonesia and Faculty of Public Health Mahidol University, Thailand agree to promote cooperation between both situations in academic fields of mutual interest through appropriate means as follow: Exchange of faculty members and research staff (PAR) Joint research activities Support of lecturer, research workshops and symposium Exchange of information and academic publications Student exchange Sandwich Program for Master and Doctoral Degree

    By the year 2011 both institutions agree to conduct seven (7) joint research activities in the area of: public health nutrition, social determinant of health, health system and management, environmental health, epidemiology, reproductive health and biostatistics, and occupational health and safety. Researches will be conducted in both Indonesia and Thailand. The financial obligation will be covered by Faculty of Public Health Airlangga University for the Indonesian site and Faculty of Public Health Mahidol University for the Thailand site.

    Both party agree for their respective students to conduct a fieldwork or research in Indonesia and or Thailand voluntarily. The fieldwork consists of community analysis, public health problems assessment and interventions. The fieldwork and research will be assisted by lecturer from both institutions with no financial obligation imposed.

    Items pertaining to the implementation of the exchange programs based on this Agreement shall be negotiated and agreed upon between the faculties concerned in each specific case. This Agreement shall become effective on the date of signing by the official representatives of the two institutions, and will be valid for a period of five (5) years. The Agreement may be renewed for another period before the expiration date upon mutual consent. This Agreement may be amended by consent of both institutions.

    Terima Kasih Thank You

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