This activity is deemed not ODA-eligible. Training of partner country military personnel, including in non-military matters, is generally not eligible, except in limited areas and under civilian oversight and with a clear developmental purpose for the benefit of civilians. Medical treatment of severe burns does not come under one of the limited areas; hence this activity is excluded from ODA (paragraph 97).
However, provision of treatment to civilians by the armed forced might be eligible if the care could not be provided by civilian assets timely and effectively (additional costs only).