WHO’s New Regulatory Benchmarking Framework To Go Live This Year
Egyptian And Nigerian Agencies Reach ‘Maturity Level 3’
Executive Summary
A new list of national regulators that want to be seen as meeting the highest international regulatory standards has been drawn up by the WHO in a drive to foster regulatory convergence and harmonization.
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