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The role of the Community Ethics Advisory Board (CEAB) is to protect research participants, promote community engagement, and provide guidance on ethical issues that may arise when conducting research in Eastern Burma and at the Thai-Burma border.
The CEAB aims to ensure that research conducted in our communities is meaningful, relevant, and acceptable to the communities involved.
Current CEAB partners include:
- Mae Tao Clinic
- Backpack Health Worker Team
- Karen Department of Health and Welfare
- Burma Medical Association
- Shoklo Malaria Research Unit
If you would like to conduct research with either of the partner organizations listed above, please submit a proposal to the CEAB.
To submit a proposal to the CEAB, please create an account using the link below. Once you have created an account, you will be able to access and submit the required CEAB documents. CEAB applications are reviewed monthly.