How does APO contribute to the HPSR network?
The Asia Pacific Observatory on Health Systems and Policies (APO) collaborates with a network of stakeholders representing governments, health policy and systems research (HPSR) institutions, academic centres and development partners across the WHO’s South-East Asia and Western Pacific regions.
APO engages a broad HPSR ecosystem to support evidence-informed policymaking, strengthen regional HPSR capacity and promote cross-country learning through knowledge exchange and policy dialogue on emerging health system priorities across Asia Pacific.
Our Asia Pacific HPSR network
APO works with regional and global networks to advance HPSR across Asia Pacific.
BRIDGE
BRIDGE is a regional platform that supports collaboration, knowledge exchange and partnership-building across Southeast Asia. It works to strengthen regional connectivity by linking institutions, experts and stakeholders around shared development, research and policy priorities.
Results for Development (R4D)
Results for Development (R4D) is a global nonprofit organization that works with governments, development partners and local institutions to strengthen systems in health, education and nutrition. Through locally led approaches, R4D supports evidence-informed decision-making, systems strengthening and sustainable policy implementation.
WHO Asia-Pacific Centre for Environment and Health (WHO-ACE)
The WHO-ACE, based in Seoul, serves as WHO’s regional hub for advancing integrated action on climate, environment and health. The Centre supports countries across the Asia-Pacific region in strengthening evidence, policy and capacity on environmental health challenges, including climate change, air quality and health system resilience.