Project Burma Hospital is a 20-bed medical facility located in Magyizin, Myanmar, serving approximately 20,000 people across 20 communities. Established through the efforts of the German NGO Projekt Burma e.V., the hospital was officially opened in February 2020 after nearly five years of planning and construction. The facility was built with the support of local villagers and German donors, incorporating traditional Burmese construction methods adapted for modern healthcare needs.

Project Burma Hospital offers a range of medical services, including: 

• Emergency Medicine 

• Surgical Procedures

• Maternal and Child Health Services

• Laboratory Diagnostics

• Inpatient Care

• Infectious Disease Management

Project Burma Hospital is committed to delivering high-quality healthcare services. The hospital emphasizes patient safety, utilizes advanced medical technologies, and maintains a team of skilled healthcare professionals. Continuous training and adherence to medical standards ensure that patients receive optimal care. The hospital's focus on specialized treatments and medical education underscores its commitment to addressing complex medical needs in Myanmar.

Vision:

• To provide accessible and quality healthcare to underserved communities in Myanmar.

Mission:

• Deliver comprehensive medical services, including emergency care, surgery, and maternal health.

• Utilize sustainable building practices and local materials in construction.

• Foster community involvement and empowerment through participatory development

Project Burma Hospital has received the following accolades: 

• First Prize at the AIT Award in the Health/Nursing category, recognizing its innovative design and construction.  

• International Architecture Award 2023 from The Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design and The European Centre for Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies.