The WHO Collaborating Centre on Life Course and Health supports the World Health Organization (WHO) by contributing to knowledge and data on life course and ageing research through reports and scientific publications and participating as experts in WHO meetings, and acting as a liaison.
Worldwide the population is ageing. However, there is much heterogeneity in how people age. Knowledge on determinants of healthy ageing trajectories is required to promote healthy ageing worldwide. The WHO Collaborating Centre on Life Course and Health has expertise on longitudinal cohort data, modelling techniques and the effect of lifestyle and other determinants on ageing.
Coordination
WHO Collaborating Centre on Life Course and Health is coordinated by Prof. Monique Verschuren and Dr (Doctor ) Liset Rietman, RIVM Department of Life Course and Health.
WHO Collaborating Centres hosted by RIVM
- Overview WHO Collaborating Centres
- WHO CC for Antimicrobial Resistance Epidemiology and Surveillance
- WHO CC on Chemical Food Safety
- WHO CC for Family of International Classifications
- WHO CC for Infectious Disease Preparedness and IHR monitoring and evaluation
- WHO CC for Laboratory Preparedness and Response for High Threat Pathogens and Biorisk
- WHO CC on Life Course and Health
- WHO CC for Nutrition
- WHO CC for Risk Assessment of Pathogens in Food and Water
- WHO CC for Smallpox Vaccine
- WHO CC for Tobacco Product Regulation and Control