Reportable diseases by case classification status (ref Q11b, 11c)

Country	CHIKVa	DENVa	YFVa	ZIKV (NC)a	ZIKV (C)a	Otherb
Afghanistan		S				CCHFV (S)
Bahrain	S	S	S	S	S
Djibouti	C	C	C	N	N
Egypt
Iran (Islamic Republic of)	S	S	S	S	S
Iraq	N	S	S	N	N
Jordan		S	S			RVF (S), WNF (S), CCHF (S)
Kuwait	S	S	S	S	S	rift valley fever (S), other viral hemorrhagic diseases (S)
Lebanon		C	C
Libya	N	N	N	N	N
Morocco	S	S	S	S	S
Oman	C	S	S	S	S	CCHFV (S), WNV (S), RVFV (S), JEV (S)
Pakistan	C	C	C	C	C	CCHF
Palestinian Territory	N	C	C	C	C
Qatar	S	S	S	S	S
Saudi Arabia	C	S	C	C	C	RVFVALL, WNVALL
Somalia	S	S	S	S
Sudan	S	S	S			Rift valley fever (S)
Syrian Arab Republic
Tunisia			S	S	S	WNV (S)
United Arab Emirates	C	C	C	C	C
Yemen		S				WNV (C), Haemorrhagic fevers (S)
aS = All suspect cases; C = Confirmed cases only; N = Not reportable
bCCHFV = Crimean Congo haemorrhagic fever virus; CHIKV = chikungunya virus; DENV = dengue virus; EEEV = Eastern equine encephalitis virus; MAYV = Mayaro virus; OROV = Oropouche virus; RVFV = Rift Valley fever virus; SFFV = Sand fly fever virus (Naples, Sicilian); TBEV = Tick-borne encephalitis virus; TOSV = Toscana virus; VEEV = Venezuelan equine encephalitis virus; WNV = West Nile virus; YFV = yellow fever virus

Surveillance for human cases of arboviral disease

Performance of national epidemiological surveillance for arboviral diseases in humans (ref Q12, 12b, 12c)

Country	Surveillance conducted	Frequency	Type
Afghanistan	I don't know
Bahrain	No
Djibouti	Yes	Continuous	Combination of active and passive
Egypt	Yes	Ongoing	Primarily passive
Iran (Islamic Republic of)	Yes	Ongoing	Primarily passive
Iraq	No
Jordan	No
Kuwait	Yes	ongoing	Combination of active and passive
Lebanon	Yes	Ad hoc	Combination of active and passive
Libya	No
Morocco	No
Oman	Yes	Ongoing	Primarily passive
Pakistan	Yes	Ongoing	Primarily passive
Palestinian Territory	Yes	Ongoing	Primarily passive
Qatar	No
Saudi Arabia	Yes	Weekly	Combination of active and passive
Somalia	No
Sudan	Yes	Ongoing	Combination of active and passive
Syrian Arab Republic	No
Tunisia	Yes	Weekly	Combination of active and passive
United Arab Emirates	Yes	Weekly	Combination of active and passive
Yemen	Yes	Ongoing	Combination of active and passive

Training sessions for healthcare workers on notification of Aedes-borne arboviral diseases

Training of healthcare workers on reporting Aedes-borne arboviral diseases (ref Q13)

Country	Description of training
Afghanistan	The Trainings covered CCHF, Dengue and other vector born disease
Bahrain	As part of training health care workers about notification of other communicable disease
Egypt	Included in the training of routine surveillance. For the time being we started launching of haemorrhagic fever sentinel sites.
Iran (Islamic Republic of)	Job training is done differently in all levels of the health system under supervision of three programs i.e., (1) Syndromic Surveillance program, (2) Aedes Borne Diseases Control Program, and (3) Zoonosis Diseases Control Program(CCHF).
Iraq	The training occurs as part of the routine activities for the annual surveillance plan.
Kuwait	regular training is provided to healthcare workers for infectious disease surveillance
Lebanon	Training on polio/acute flaccid paralysis surveillance: during that training, WNV surveillance is explained.
Oman	Workshops on Communicable Diseases Surveillance are being conducted in governorates.
Pakistan	In the districts where IDSR had been implemented, training sessions for healthcare workers had been conducted for notifying Dengue Fever and Chikungunya.
Qatar	It is part of the disease surveillance and reporting the cases.
Saudi Arabia	four to five sessions are regularly conducted each year to train the involved staff according to their jobs and responsibilities.
Sudan	we conduct basic and refresher training targeting the doctor, surveillance focal person, and lab technician about the surveillance system including the notifiable disease, also arbovirus disease in the list mandatory notification, data flow, case investigation, outbreak investigation, the sample is taken and send
Tunisia	The National Observatory for New and Emerging Diseases organizes training and awareness days on emerging arboviruses, West Nile, Chikungunya, Dengue and Zika for public and private sector including health professionals and veterinarians. Inter-regional training sessions involving health personnel are organized each year.