WORLD BANK WORKS TO BOOST TRADITIONAL MEDICINE MANUFACTURING IN VIETNAM
June 1st, 2013
THE WORLD Bank has approved a USD55.62 million aid programme in Vietnam, that will as a priority develop traditional health care medicines in the country. Under the 2014-8 scheme, the World Bank will funnel money through the Vietnamese government to build the administrative and policy-making capacities of key medicine development bodies. They are the National Institute of Medicine Materials (NIMM), the National Hospital of Traditional Medicine (NHTM), National Foundation for Science and Technology Development (NAFOSTED), Vietnam Academy of Sciences and Technology ...
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