2022-2026

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Thailand Country Cooperation Strategy 2022–2026
Thailand is at the forefront of social development and one of the fastest-growing economies in Asia and South-East Asia. Thailand became an upper-middle-income...

2017-2021

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WHO country cooperation strategy Thailand: 2017–2021
The Country Cooperation Strategy (CCS) is WHO’s strategic framework to guide the Organization’s work in and with a country.
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Independent Mid-term Evaluation of the WHO--Thailand Country Cooperation Strategy 2017-2021

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WHO Team
Thailand
Editors
Evaluation Office, World Health Organization Email: evaluation@who.int
Number of pages
26

2012-2016

A final evaluation of the World Health Organization (WHO) Country Cooperation Thailand 2012–2016 was conducted in June 2016 as called for in the WHO Country...
Mid-term review of the WHO Country Cooperation Strategy Thailand 2012-2016 
WHO has developed the Country Cooperation Strategy Thailand 2012–2016 (1) to provide a longer-term, more focused and strategic framework for the collaboration.
The review of earlier CCSs identified some major problems. The cycles between WHO programme planning and the CCS development were overlapping. By the...

2008-2011

Since the current Country Cooperation Strategy (CCS) will end in 2007, the preparation of a new CCS is timely to cover the period of 2008-2011. In the...