In order to strengthen the regulatory capacity for oversight of medical products globally, WHO encourages international cooperation among regulatory authorities in all its forms, including convergence, harmonization, information- and work-sharing, reliance and recognition.
The Regulatory Convergence and Network (RCN) Team supports Member States in all activities related to regulatory convergence, regional or international regulatory networks and harmonization initiatives.
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The World Health Organization (WHO) established the Certification Scheme on the Quality of Pharmaceutical Products Moving in International Commerce in...
The Paediatric Regulatory Network is a global paediatric network to support the availability of quality-assured medical products for children by facilitating...
The aim of the meeting was to share updates, experience and good practices between members of the Paediatric Regulatory Network. The platform offered an...
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TRS 1033 - Annex 10: Good reliance practices in the regulation of medical products: high level principles...
WHO supports reliance on the work of other regulators as a general principle in order to make the best use of available resources and expertise. This principle...