WHO Country Cooperation Strategy 2020-2024: Bhutan
Towards transition
1 January 2019
| Country Cooperation Strategy
Overview
The Country Cooperation Strategy (CCS) is WHO’s strategic framework to guide the Organization’s work in and with a country. It responds to that country’s National Health and Development Agenda and identifies a set of agreed joint priorities for WHO collaboration, covering those areas where the Organization has a comparative advantage in order to assure public health impact.
The CCS is WHO’s corporate framework strategy to implement GPW13 with a response to country needs and priorities and addresses the Sustainable Development Agenda in health-related Sustainable Development
WHO Team
Bhutan,
Country Strategy and Support (CSS),
SEARO region/countries and areas,
SEARO Regional Office for the South East Asia (RGO),
WHO South-East Asia
Editors
World Health Organization. Country Office for Bhutan.
Number of pages
62
Reference numbers
ISBN: 978-92-9-022743-4
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