After Ebola, a Look at How Africa Can Respond to Future Health Emergencies

undp.org - theglobalobservatory.org - by Michael R. Snyder - May 14, 2015

. . . there are important advantages when regional organizations take ownership of health emergencies. This was confirmed by a major report by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) released earlier this year, which concluded that a “regional perspective could have greatly enhanced the effectiveness of the response” to Ebola. The report recommended measures such as joint investigation missions, sharing of best practices between bordering districts, and establishing a biosafety protection level four laboratory—the highest available—in the region.

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