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WHO Collaborating Centres form part of an
inter-institutional collaborative network established by WHO in support of
its programmes at the country, inter-country, regional, interregional or
global levels, as appropriate. In line
with the WHO policy and strategy of technical cooperation, a WHO
Collaborating Centre also participates in the strengthening of country
resources, in terms of information, services, research and training, in
support of national health development.
WHO Collaborating Centres are designated for an initial period of four
years.
In 2012, there are over 800 WHO Collaborating
Centres in over 80 member states working with WHO. Nearly 40 of these WHO Collaborating
Centres can be found here in Thailand. For an updated list of these centres,
including areas of expertise and contact information, please search on the
WHO Collaborating Centre database at http://apps.who.int/whocc/Search.aspx
Network for World Health Organization Collaborating Centres and Centres of
Expertise in Thailand, please click
here
List of WHO Collaborating Centres in Thailandclick
here
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