Mergui Tavoy District
Updated
June 7, 2003
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Following our meeting with the Mergui-Tavoy district education officer on July 17,2002, we learned that at the moment there are only 2 open schools in the district. The majority of residents are internally displaced living in small numbers in the forest. The Karen National Union has been organizing these people to move into villages which consist of 40 homes or more. The district education officer indicated that 4 new schools would be open in the near future as new villages are settled.
KEF (through support from Alternatives for Burmese Children has supported the following schools).
| TOWNSHIP | SCHOOL / |
TYPE | TEACHERS | STUDENTS | SUPPORT | ||||
| F | M | T | F | M | T | ||||
| Ler Mu Lah | Mae Leh Hta | P | 0 | 1 | 1 | 11 | 9 | 20 | 5000 Baht |
| K'Ser Doh | Maw Hta Thoo | P | 0 | 1 | 1 | 17 | 13 | 30 | 5000 Baht |
| TOTAL | 10,000 Baht | ||||||||
| Funds
were used by schools in the following manner: teacher subsidies
6,000 Baht (60%), student support 2,000 Baht (20%), school materials
1,500 (15%) and school building 500 (5%). |
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In May 2003, our education fund provied 20,000 Baht to Mergui-Tavoy district schools. Click here for the June 2003 distribution report.
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