Our Partners
Universal coverage is a shared effort. NHSO works with government bodies, international organisations, and academic institutions to strengthen the scheme at home and to share Thailand's experience with the world.
1. Government Agencies (Thailand)
- Ministry of Public Health (MoPH)
- Comptroller General’s Department (CGD)
- Social Security Office (SSO)
- National Health Commission Office (NHCO)
- Thai Health Promotion Foundation (ThaiHealth)
- Local Administrative Organizations (LAOs)
2. Public Health Insurance Agencies
- PhilHealth (Philippines)
- BPJS Kesehatan (Indonesia)
- National Health Insurance Authority (Ghana)
- National Health Insurance Scheme (Nigeria)
- Rwanda Social Security Board (RSSB)
3. Development Partners
- World Health Organization (WHO)
- World Bank
- GIZ
- JICA
- USAID
- European Union (EU)
4. Research and Academic Institutions
- HITAP
- IHPP
- HSRI
- Universities (Mahidol, Chulalongkorn, etc.)
- International: LSHTM, Duke-NUS, USC, etc.
5. Regional and Global Networks
- UHC2030
- PMAC
- ASEAN+3 UHC Network
- Asia-Pacific Observatory (APO)
- Joint Learning Network (JLN)
6. Civil Society and Patient Groups
- National Health Assembly representatives
- Community health volunteers
- Consumer protection networks
7. Private Sector (Limited Collaboration)
- Contracted health facilities
- Technology providers (IT system integration)
International partners
Organisations advancing universal health coverage worldwide.
World Health Organization
The World Bank
JICA
GIZ
P4H Network
The Global Fund
ILO
Rockefeller Foundation
Domestic partners
National agencies that plan, fund, and deliver care alongside NHSO.
Ministry of Public Health
ThaiHealth Promotion Foundation
Social Security Office
Comptroller General's Department
National & Regional Hospitals
Professional Health Councils
Local Administrative Organisations
Civil Society Networks
Academic & research partners
Institutions that generate the evidence behind policy decisions.
HITAP
IHPP
Mahidol University
Chulalongkorn University