SEARO participation

AMRO EMRO EURO WPRO

Arbovirus survey overview
Global arbovirus survey results
Regional arbovirus survey results
National arbovirus survey results

Original survey & description

Survey response
Autochthonous arbovirus transmission status
Arbovirus disease surveillance planning and practice
Arbovirus laboratory capacity
Management of arboviral disease cases
Vector surveillance and control
Community sensitization and participation
Preparedness for arboviral outbreaks/epidemics

Participating countries
Arboviral disease surveillance system
Arbovirus laboratory capacity
Management of arboviral disease cases
Routine vector surveillance and control
Animal surveillance
Community sensitization and participation
Preparedness for arboviral outbreaks/epidemics
Surveillance staffing

Autochthonous (local mosquito-borne) circulation
Arbovirus surveillance administration and planning
Disease reporting requirements and practices
Successes and barriers/challenges

Testing practices (cases tested and viruses targeted)
Testing capacity
Virological surveillance
Successes and barriers/challenges

Clinical guidelines and training
Successes and barriers/challenges

Entomologic surveillance administration and reporting
Mosquito surveillance practices
Vector distribution and transmission risk
Vector control practices
Control plans, thresholds, and indicators
Successes and barriers/challenges

Community outreach programme capacity
Public notification of arboviral disease risk and control
Successes and barriers/challenges

Outbreak response planning and infrastructure
Outbreak declaration and emergency measures
Successes and barriers/challenges

Surveillance staff capacity
Arboviral expertise resources

Ten of 11 SEARO countries (91%) responded:

Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Indonesia, Maldives, Myanmar, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Thailand and Timor-Leste.