Cambodia Boosts Rabies Prevention with "Training of Trainers" for Animal Health Staff
The Banteay Meanchey Provincial Department of Agriculture in Cambodia has launched a "Training of Trainers" program for animal health officials. This initiative aims to enhance vaccination campaign effectiveness and reduce zoonotic disease risks by improving staff technical skills and data management.
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