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Electronic Surveillance Monthly Bulletin (August 2026)

Electronic Surveillance Monthly Bulletin (August 2026) mongem@who.int Mon, 14/09/2026 - 09:42 The Bulletin provides standardized updates on eSURV/ISS implementation, key performance indicators in WHO AFRO, aiding stakeholders in monitoring active surveillance progress, addressing gaps, and guiding evidence-based decisions at regional and national, and subnational levels Download the bulletin…

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