We operate across 47 countries—primarily in Asia (see Global Health Project Registry )—with a strong presence through Regional Collaborating Centres (RCCs) in Medan (Indonesia), Jaffna (Sri Lanka) and Hanoi (Vietnam).

A cornerstone of our work, these RCCs embody the collaboration between our institute and leading institutions across Asia. They serve as hubs for knowledge exchange and joint innovation, driving evidence-based solutions to urgent global health challenges.

Most critically, RCCs contribute to building stronger, more resilient healthcare systems across the region.

Institutional partnerships

Our RCCs anchor SDGHI’s regional work in three countries:

Medan, Indonesia

Universitas Sumatera Utara

Jaffna, Sri Lanka

University of Jaffna

Hanoi, Vietnam

Hanoi Medical University

 

RCC Key Objectives

  • Establish strategic institutional partnerships to advance impactful and sustainable global health programmes.
  • Strengthen local capacity in clinical care, research, and education through coordinated training and academic collaboration.
  • Build global health capability through structured education, professional development, and knowledge exchange.
  • Advance joint research initiatives and position partners for competitive international grant funding.
  • Mobilise resources and shared funding opportunities to sustain long-term programme development and national capacity strengthening.

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Get in touch

For more information on how to join efforts through our collaborating centres or for other collaboration ideas, please contact us at sdghi@duke-nus.edu.sg.

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