Strengthening Sub-national Global Health Security
Strengthening sub-national global health security systems through improved early detection, reporting, surveillance and public health emergency capacity.
Stronger systems for earlier detection and response.
The project strengthens sub-national global health security systems by improving early detection and reporting through enhanced EWARS and expanded community-based surveillance.
It also reinforces state-level Public Health Emergency Operations Centres to collectively boost sub-national capacity.
The programme covers Ondo, Sokoto and Ebonyi States, together with the Federal Capital Territory.
Four areas of technical focus.
The project strengthens systems and workforce capacity required for surveillance, information sharing and coordinated emergency response.
SORMAS
Strengthening the Surveillance Outbreak Response Management and Analysis System.
Epidemiological Reports
Supporting the production and dissemination of routine epidemiological reports.
EOC Capacity
Enhancing Emergency Operations Centre infrastructure and functionality.
DSNOs & Response Teams
Building the competencies of Disease Surveillance and Notification Officers and state emergency response teams.
Four participating locations.
The project operates across three states and the Federal Capital Territory.
From surveillance to coordinated response.
The project's interventions connect surveillance, information and emergency response capacity.
Detect
Improve early detection through surveillance systems.
Report
Strengthen reporting and epidemiological information.
Coordinate
Enhance Emergency Operations Centre functionality.
Respond
Strengthen state emergency response teams.
Stronger preparedness. Stronger health security.
Detection. Reporting. Coordination. Response.
Detection.
Reporting.
Coordination.
Response.
By reinforcing surveillance and response systems across participating states, the project contributes to stronger outbreak preparedness and more effective public health emergency management.
Building stronger public health capacity at sub-national level.Supporting stronger sub-national health security.
Sub-award via AFENET