Oucru

Oucru, established in 1991, is a dedicated research program focused on infectious diseases within Southeast Asia. Its core mission is to generate local, regional, and global health impact through rigorous scientific inquiry and community engagement. Operating as a locally-driven initiative, Oucru emphasizes collaborative research to address critical health challenges. The organization's work spans clinical trials and public engagement strategies, aiming to translate research findings into actionable public health interventions.

The program manages large-scale clinical and public health research units, maintaining offices in Vietnam, Indonesia, and Nepal. Oucru provides opportunities for advanced academic pursuits, including PhD programs designed to foster impactful research projects. With an employee range of 500 - 1,000 individuals, the organization comprises a substantial team dedicated to its mission. Meet Oucru's team to understand the expertise driving these critical health initiatives.

Oucru's strategic collaborations with local partners are fundamental to its operational success and the relevance of its research. This emphasis on community involvement ensures that health research is conducted with sensitivity and effectiveness within the target regions. The organization's products and services, such as student programs, treatment research, and global health initiatives, underscore its commitment to disease prevention and improving health outcomes across Asia and beyond.