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Event-Based surveillance (EBS) implementation in unstable and conflict settings: lessons learned from Sudan

A. Abdalla
Ismaiel Mohamed Ismaiel
Sayed Himmat
Mazza Abasher Alzain
Mahmoud Sadek
Muzhgan Habibi
Ibrahim Magbo
Leen Daoud
Haitham Bashier
Aisha Yousif Ridwan
Sze Man Yiu
Muntasir Mohamed Osman
Nada Gafar
Muhammad Ali Raja

2026Open accessUniversity of Khartoum

Abstract

Despite the limited resources and the current war, the system kept functioning, and its core activities were maintained. The commitment of both partners and the Government of Sudan is an asset that should be strategically leveraged to expand this surveillance to areas that can benefit from EBS the most.

Research topics

Data-Driven Disease Surveillance
Viral Infections and Outbreaks Research
Bacillus and Francisella bacterial research

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DOI: 10.1186/s13031-026-00769-2

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