衛生福利部國民健康署 - October 30- November 3：HPA held the “ First Asia Pacific Health Promotion Capacity Building Workshop” at Taipei Medical University based on the core concepts of the “Declaration of Taipei. ” The workshop focused on the following three core competencies: program planning, implementation, and assessment, building of partnerships, and multiculturalism and tolerance in the Asia-Pacific region. The event aimed to promote resource sharing and establishment of a talent networks in the field of non-communicable diseases through sharing of practical experiences.

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October 30- November 3：HPA held the “ First Asia Pacific Health Promotion Capacity Building Workshop” at Taipei Medical University based on the core concepts of the “Declaration of Taipei. ” The workshop focused on the following three core competencies: program planning, implementation, and assessment, building of partnerships, and multiculturalism and tolerance in the Asia-Pacific region. The event aimed to promote resource sharing and establishment of a talent networks in the field of non-communicable diseases through sharing of practical experiences.

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