Infectious Diseases: preparing for the future

The report “Infectious Diseases: preparing for the future” focuses on the detection, identification, and management of infectious diseases in Africa, highlighting the continent's heavy disease burden and the need for a strategic approach to address current and future challenges.

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Quick Facts
Report location: source
Language: English
Publisher:

Office of Science and Innovation

Authors: David Serwadda., William Otim-nape, Dr Simon I. Hay, Dr Andrew J. Tatem, Dr Carlos A. Guerra And Professor Robert W. Snow, Mark Rweyemamu
Geographic focus: Africa

Methods

The research method involved reviews of science, risk analysis, climate change impact studies, modeling reviews, expert surveys, and workshops. It also included analysis of initiatives, travel and migration impacts, ecosystem effects, wildlife trade, and pathogen database analysis.

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Key Insights

The report emphasizes the importance of developing a pan-African Vision and Strategy for managing infectious diseases, covering humans, animals, and plants. It suggests creating regional centers of excellence, strengthening national systems, and promoting community engagement for effective disease surveillance and control.

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