Since its establishment in 2019, SHI has pursued education and research in public health, including the promotion of healthier lifestyles and healthy longevity.In recognition of these efforts, on March 26, 2025, SHI was designated as a WHO Collaborating Centre (WHOCC) by the World Health Organization (WHO).A WHO Collaborating Centre is an institution designated by the Director-General of the World Health Organization (WHO) to support the Organizationʼ s activities.There are currently 797 such institutions in 94 countries worldwide, and 33 in Japan, including our university, have been designated as WHOCCs.Among graduate schools of public health in Japan, ours is the only institution to have received this designation. (As of April 8, 2025.)The 5th WHOCC Forum atthe WHO Western Pacific Regional Office Official name of the WHO Collaborating CentreTo support WHO to plan and implement research in the field of population ageing.❷ Training and EducationTo support WHO in fostering leaders of healthy ageing in the Member States by providing knowledge and capacity building activities.❸ Information DisseminationTo support WHO in the dissemination of information in the field of healthy ageing, including age-friendly cities and communities andcommunity-based integrated care.■ ME-BYO Index Project: Implementation of a Self-Assessment Tool for Healthy Aging■ Workplace and Community Hybrid Social Isolation Prevention Project■ Entrepreneurial Approaches to Innovation in Healthcare■ Implementation Research of the Community-Based Healthy Aging “Intergenerational Exchange Osekkai (Meddling) Project”■ Prospective cohort study on longevity for innovations in healthy ageing: Healthy Ageing Project at Kanagawa University of Human Services■ Evaluation and Analysis of Issues toward a Self-Managed Health Education Model by Community Members Living in Aging Communities and Social Implementation of it.■ Womenʼ s Health, Healthy Ageing Policy and Implementation Project■ Development and evaluation of preventive health education programs■ Effectiveness of a multicomponent esports intervention on physical and cognitive health among older adults■ Identifying Factors Contributing to Regional Health Disparities in Kanagawa Prefecture■ Public health measures against COVID-19 pandemic■ Evaluating the Impact of Introducing Care Robots on Operational Productivity and Caregiver Well-Being in Long-Term Care Settings■ Japan Healthy Aging Study (J-HAS): A Digital Biomarker Resource for Healthy Longevity Research■ A comprehensive assessment of progress towards Universal Health Coverage and the UN Decade of Healthy Ageing in Asia and Pacific■ Survey on oral frailty■ Evaluating Municipal Initiatives for the Development of Age-Friendly CitiesWHO Collaborating Centre for Innovations in Healthy Ageing● What is a WHO Collaborating Centre (WHOCC)?● TOR =Terms Of Reference❶ Research● WHOCC Designated Projects22School of Health InnovationWHO Collaborating Centre
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