Country Cooperation Strategy

The Country Cooperation Strategy (CCS) is PAHO/WHO's medium-term strategic framework for collaboration with countries and territories. Developed in close consultation with governments, national stakeholders and partners, each CCS identifies priority areas for technical cooperation and outlines how PAHO/WHO will contribute to improving health outcomes and strengthening health systems.

Aligned with national development priorities, the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and regional and global health commitments, the CCS serves as a roadmap for achieving measurable progress in health and well-being.

Click below to access a Country Cooperation Strategy Document

 

Trinidad and Tobago Country Cooperation Strategy 

Trinidad and Tobago CCS: 2025 - 2030

Dutch Caribbean Country Cooperation Strategy 

Aruba CCS: 2025 - 2030

Curaçao CCS: 2026 - 2031

Sint Maarten CCS: 2026 - 2031