Setting the technical blueprint for every facility built under BAHP, and establishing dedicated district communicable disease control capacity at border crossings.
A Facility Design Document is the master reference package for each sub-project β combining architectural drawings, structural specifications, MEP (mechanical, electrical, plumbing) designs, and functional briefs into one approved document set. No civil works contract can be awarded without a completed, approved FDD.
District Communicable Disease Control (DCDC) centres are dedicated surveillance and response units co-located with border crossing points. They provide the first line of detection for infectious disease threats entering Lao PDR from neighbouring countries.
Every BAHP facility passes through a rigorous seven-stage design process before works begin β ensuring quality, safety, and value for money.
Each DCDC centre is tailored to the specific epidemiological profile of its border province, with shared protocols and a common digital reporting platform.
| Province | Border Country | DCDC Location | Key Disease Priorities | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Phongsali | China, Vietnam | Phongsali Border Gate | Influenza, COVID-19, Drug-resistant TB | Operational |
| Luang Namtha | China, Myanmar | Boten Economic Zone | Malaria, Dengue, Arbovirus | Operational |
| Bokeo | Thailand, Myanmar | Golden Triangle Border | Dengue, HIV, Drug use-linked TB | Fit-out Phase |
| Savannakhet | Vietnam, Thailand | Dansavanh Border Gate | Cholera, Typhoid, Respiratory illness | Operational |
| Saravan | Vietnam | Saravan Border Gate | Malaria (P. falciparum), Dengue | Operational |
| Sekong | Vietnam | Dak Cheung Border | Scrub typhus, Leptospirosis, Malaria | Equipment Pending |
| Attapeu | Vietnam, Cambodia | Phu Keua Border Gate | Dengue, Malaria, Zoonotic diseases | Operational |
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