Public-private cooperation the key to transforming ‘sick cities’

9 March 2019
The Nation
Urban policy and administration
green city / Healthy Cities / Public-private cooperation

The National Health Commission Office (NHCO) has launched a “Healthy Cities” campaign to improve people’s physical and social environments and tackle problems caused by various urban issues, including poor lifestyles and pollution.

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 Poungchompoo Prasert

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