Croatian Institute of Public Health (Hrvatski zavod za javno zdravstvo - HZJZ)

Croatian Institute of Public Health (CIPH) is a health facility established in 1923 that conducts expert and scientific-research health-related activities within the scope of rights and duties of the Republic of Croatia, primarily in the field of public health. The institute's main activities include epidemiology of quarantine and other infectious diseases, chronic mass noninfectious diseases, public health, health education, microbiology, environmental health, school medicine, mental health care, and addiction prevention. It also collaborates with international bodies, networks, and organizations, and conducts science research and teaching activities in the field of professional training of health professionals. CIPH operates within the industries of Biotechnology, Health Care, and Clean Energy. Despite being founded in 1923, there is no record of the last investment or the involved investors. The institute's commitment to public health and its extensive range of activities, particularly its involvement in biomedical sciences and professional health training, make it a potentially valuable partner for investors and organizations in the health and biotechnology sectors. CIPH’s longstanding history and diverse expertise could position it favorably for potential collaborations and investment opportunities in the future.