WHO Country Cooperation Strategy: Belgium, 2026–2030
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World Health Organization. Regional Office for Europe
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vi, 25 p.
The WHO Country Cooperation Strategy: Belgium, 2026–2030 sets the framework for collaboration between Belgium and the WHO for the next 5 years, aligning national health priorities with WHO’s global and regional strategies. Developed through a broad, participatory process involving Belgian federal and federated authorities, WHO experts, academia and civil society, the Country Cooperation Strategy (CCS) builds on lessons learned from the previous CCS (2016–2022 and extended to 2024) and reflects Belgium’s strong commitment to multilateralism, equity, human rights and the Sustainable Development Goals.
The WHO Country Cooperation Strategy: Belgium, 2026–2030 sets the framework for collaboration between Belgium and the WHO for the next 5 years, aligning national health priorities with WHO’s global and regional strategies. Developed through a broad, participatory process involving Belgian federal and federated authorities, WHO experts, academia and civil society, the Country Cooperation Strategy (CCS) builds on lessons learned from the previous CCS (2016–2022 and extended to 2024) and reflects Belgium’s strong commitment to multilateralism, equity, human rights and the Sustainable Development Goals.