Health Systems

Li’amanaia Roannie Ng Shiu, co-director of University of Auckland’s Centre for Pacific and Global Health, will deliver a keynote speech on the implications of climate health for the Pacific at the 2026 Sustainability Forum and International Conference.
Drawing on the findings and policy recommendations from PHSSR research and featuring CAPRI Senior Fellow Nomura Shuhei, this World Economic Forum article outlines priorities to strengthen prevention, early detection, and management of noncommunicable diseases.
On the 30th anniversary of Taiwan’s National Health Insurance (NHI) system, CAPRI hosted a hybrid roundtable session to discuss its successes and fragilities.
To mark the launch of CAPRI’s partnership with the Brookings Institution, a closed-door expert roundtable brought together Brookings members and a diverse set of Taiwanese experts to discuss Taiwan’s resilience amid the second Trump administration’s trade and foreign policy shifts, and their broader implications for the Asia Pacific.
CAPRI joined PHSSR’s Global Summit at Expo 2025’s Health and Well-being Week. Attended by local and international leaders from the government, civil society, academia, and industry, the summit focused on noncommunicable diseases and digital health transformation.
CAPRI’s Third Annual Forum gathered over 300 participants, including 100 students, in Taipei. With a keynote by Sir Robin Niblett and panelists including policymakers from Taiwan, business leaders from Asia, and scholars and other experts from across the globe, the forum explored challenges and regional responses to rising geopolitical tensions, climate and health vulnerabilities, and economic uncertainty, as well as Taiwan’s growing role in global education and exchange.
Four years after the pandemic, CAPRI research highlights both vulnerabilities and solutions in Pacific Island health systems. The project provides lessons with global relevance for building resilience in the face of climate and health shocks.
CAPRI representatives visited the Embassy of the Republic of the Marshall Islands to share the CAPRI’s research on Pacific Islands health systems.
As PHSSR’s first research hub, CAPRI authored reports on healthcare systems of Malaysia, South Korea, Taiwan, and the Pacific Island countries of the Marshall Islands, Tonga, and Vanuatu, with the Singapore report ongoing. The reports highlight prevailing challenges in healthcare governance, financing, and workforce management.
Our second Annual Forum brought together leaders and experts from across the Asia Pacific and beyond, including Gov. James Gilmore and Taiwan’s VP-elect Bi-khim Hsiao as keynote speakers, for insightful and exciting discussions on a plethora of topics: US and Taiwan leadership, economic interdependence, sustainability, health and energy policy, AI, disaster preparedness, resilience, and innovation.

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