Arboviral disease surveillance staff perceptions

Surveillance staff perceptions of factors contributing to success or barriers/challenges in human arboviral disease surveillance (ref Q14)

Country	Successes	Barriers
Afghanistan
Bahrain		Late notification sometimes
Djibouti
Egypt
Iran (Islamic Republic of)
Iraq
Jordan
Kuwait
Lebanon
Libya		Absence of trained human resources. No budget. Out of priority of decision makers. Absence of specific lab confirmation facility for Arbovirus.
Morocco
Oman	HCW awareness, resources, SH engagment
Pakistan
Palestinian Territory
Qatar
Saudi Arabia	High Political Commitment. A unique collaboration between the governmental sectors involved in the arboviral disease control. Strong integrated surveillance system.	Cross boarding the arboviral disease from neighbouring countries. (huge influx of workers from endemic countries) introduce the disease in free areas.
Somalia
Sudan
Syrian Arab Republic
Tunisia	Skills building through awareness training days
United Arab Emirates
Yemen	Diagnosis tools are available at all levels (rapid test and Eliza). Training on use of RDT.	The geographical distribution of the disease increased during the last 3 years. Case management most of the deaths are related to mismanagement of the cases. Humanitarian crisis, no mapping of stereotype in the country and IDP movement - contributing to the movement of the virus to new areas that previously didn't report cases...