Introduction
National Center for Disease Control and Public Health (NCDC&PH) is designated as a central Agency for public health. The history of the institution takes its origin from 1937, when a Georgian Plague Station was established. After regaining independence the Georgian Plague Station was transformed into the Research Center for Especially Dangerous Pathogens in 1992 and following reform of the Sanitary Epidemiological System in 1995 it was legally established as National Center for Disease Control. Further major reorganizations took place in 2007 and 2010 by assuming functions of a medical statistics and public health department.

Vision: Our Knowledge  - for Health Services of the Population.

Mission: Protection  and improvement of the  health  of  Georgian  population through scientific evidence based prevention, preparedness and timely response to the public health threats. 

Goal 1: Produce reliable information through monitoring,  assessment  and analysis of the population’s health status  and environmental factors
Goal 2: Strengthen disease and public health risks prevention, surveillance, preparedness and response system 
Goal 3: Health promotion of the population
Goal 4: Advance public health and  bio-medicine science  for evidence based public health policy
Goal 5: Development and Maintenance of Institutional Capacity

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National Center for Disease Control and Public Health Georgia

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