Publications

Publications

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The Western Pacific Region Publications Office consolidates WHO’s publishing activities throughout the Region. In coordination with technical units and country offices, it produces scientific and technical publications and information products, such as manuals and guidelines, on a wide range of the Region’s health subjects and issues.

The Publications Office works in close coordination with WHO’s central Press office as an integral part of the knowledge management and communications culture of the World Health Organization. Each publication contributes to WHO’s global objective to convey evidence-based and accurate information to support the promotion of health and well-being of people in Member States.

The Western Pacific Region’s published materials and technical information are accessible and available for download in full text from the WHO global repository – IRIS.

To order books available in print, place a request through the WHO Press webpage.

You can also contact the WPRO Publications team at wpropub@who.int.

 

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Cambodia-WHO country cooperation strategy 2024-2028

The Cambodia–WHO Country Cooperation Strategy 2024–2028 represents a joint effort by the Royal Government of Cambodia (RGC) and the World...

Landscape analysis of primary health care research in South, East Asia and the Pacific: policy brief

Strengthening PHC systems has been a priority for many countries in South, East Asia and the Pacific. Yet, research investments and evidence availability...

Water and sanitation technologies for health-care facilities: a literature review of current and emerging water and sanitation technologies for health-care facilities

Water and sanitation in health-care facilities are essential for public health, economic development and quality health care, preventing infection outbreaks...

Water and sanitation technologies for health-care facilities: current status and context in the Western Pacific Region

Water and sanitation are critical for public health, economic development and quality health care, since they prevent infections and avoidable deaths in...