Networks of WHO collaborating centres
Networks of WHO collaborating centres strengthens relations with other centres and national institutions recognized by WHO, leverage information sharing, services and expertise, and strengthens national capacity for training, research and collaboration for health development.
In January 2000, the Executive Board urged the Member States to make full use of WHO collaborating centres (WHOCCs) as sources of information, services and expertise, and to strengthen their own national capacity for training, research and collaboration for health development. At the same time, it encouraged centres to develop working relations with other centres and national institutions recognized by WHO, in particular by setting up or joining collaborative networks with WHO's support. Networks of collaborating centres have been created in many technical areas. See below some current…
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