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报告摘要

Summary of WHO Global Traditional Medicine Centre (GTMC)

Purpose: The GTMC integrates traditional and modern approaches for global health, universal health coverage, and sustainable development by gathering evidence and fostering innovation in traditional medicine.

Establishment: Founded in 2022 with Government of India support for a dedicated facility in Jamnagar, Gujarat. Currently operating from an interim office at the Institute of Teaching and Research in Ayurveda (ITRA).

Location: Jamnagar, India, with travel options including flights to Mumbai, trains to major cities, and road connections. The interim office is based at ITRA.

About ITRA: A WHO collaborating centre for Ayurveda, ITRA is a premier institution offering various Ayurvedic courses, hosting over 500 international students, and providing specialized training.

Key Details:

*Dir*: Pr Anup Thakar (Director), other contacts listed with phone numbers and roles in the directory.
Travel: Options include flights, trains, buses, and taxi services to reach Jamnagar from India.
Staying: Hotels like Hotel Aram are recommended; accommodation security and medical facilities are outlined.
Leisure & Sights: Jamnagar offers cultural activities, festivals, historical sites like Darbargadh and Lakhota Palace, and nearby attractions such as Gir National Park.
Emergency Contacts: Provided for police, ambulance, fire brigade, hospitals, and other services.
Contacts: WHO GTMC can be contacted via email (tmcentre@who.int), phone (+91 99106 99083 or through ITRA contacts.
Other Information: Details on immigration, climate, customs, dining, and recreational activities are covered for visitors.