The Global Fund’s Post

Infectious diseases are a global threat. With support from The Global Fund, Democratic Republic of the Congo is building stronger health systems to protect people. The Early Alert Room is the epicenter of the country’s disease surveillance system. Here, experts receive real-time data from across the country on 21 infectious diseases. Over 250 health districts now share data digitally, enabling faster responses and better protection against disease. Together, we can ensure that no one is left behind in the fight against infectious diseases.

Sheila Okorocha

Customer Retention Specialist | Expert in Client Satisfaction, Problem Solving & Relationship Building | Conflict Resolution & Driving Customer Loyalty | Dedicated to Exceptional Service Delivery

2mo

Fantastic update

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Great but the GF have no policy of support for employees having serious illness?

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Oumourana DJIBIRINE

Manager Financier 🌐 Expert en Gestion Financière et Stratégie 🌐 Optimisation de la Performance 🌐 Transformation et Gouvernance

2mo

The implementation of the Early Alert Room in the Democratic Republic of the Congo is a critical step toward strengthening health systems and enhancing disease surveillance. By integrating real-time data from across the country, this system allows for quicker responses to infectious diseases, ensuring better protection for communities. As we look at the broader picture, how can similar digital health infrastructures be scaled across other African nations to create a more interconnected and resilient health network on the continent?

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Karin Tegmark Wisell

Ambassadör global hälsa/ Ambassador Global Health

2mo

Very credible! Access to data is a cornerstone for assessment and informed decisions as well as evaluation of measures taken.

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Emmanuella Bentum

Dir. @ Sustainable Health and Environment (SHE). Project Officer Assist. for Sustainable Communication Response for TB (SCORE-TB)|| Geospatial Analysis & Dev. for P. Health and Environment|| Natural Resource Manager

2mo

I am thrilled to see the application of geospatial technology in health systems for tracking, monitoring, and surveillance, and even for future predictions that enable preparedness and rapid response to emergencies (PPPR). This aligns closely with my vision for Ghana, driving my dedication to gaining technical knowledge in my current field. Such innovations can be effectively scaled in Ghana and other regions with minimal adjustments tailored to specific geographical contexts. Moreover, these systems will only improve as emerging and evolving technologies advance. Kudos to the Democratic Republic of Congo for prioritizing data acquisition and sharing—an essential foundation for making this possible. Keep up the incredible work!

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David S.

Shaping tomorrow's health future

2mo

Wow how great. I would love to be involved. Any opportunities The Global Fund? ;)

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