WHO country cooperation strategy 2008-2011: Thailand
31 December 2007
| Country Cooperation Strategy

Overview
Thailand is a developing country that has registered impressive successes in both
economic and social development, though all regions of the country have not registered
the same degree of advancement. The country also has a long and successful history of
health development. The Ninth Five-Year National Health Development Plan, 2001-
2006, has just been completed, and the Tenth Plan is in the final stages of completion.
The basic principles of these plans are based on a people-centered approach and
philosophy of “sufficiency economy.” The Thailand Human Development Index has
improved, inexorably aided by major contributions from the robust health indicators.
Almost all MDGs relating to maternal and child mortality have been achieved.
WHO Team
SEARO region/countries and areas,
SEARO Regional Office for the South East Asia (RGO),
Thailand,
WHO South-East Asia
Editors
World Health Organization. Regional Office for South-East Asia
Number of pages
50
Reference numbers
WHO Reference Number: CCS Thailand