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Effective And Sustainable Pandemic Preparedness In Sub Sahara Africa

The Scowcroft Institute of International Affairs at the Bush School of Government & Public Service at Texas A&M University invites you to join Oyewale Tomori, DVM, PhD, FRCPath (UK), FCVSN, FASTMH, FAS (Nigeria), NNOM, NAM, as he discusses “Effective And Sustainable Pandemic Preparedness In Sub Sahara Africa Requires Prioritizing Self-Reliance Over Clamoring For International Aid” Countries in the Sub Sahara Africa region have, for far too long, relied on international aid and assistance to prepare, prevent, prosecute and control disease outbreaks. Years of experience in combating disease outbreaks from yellow fever to Ebola virus disease should have equipped these nations with the basic capacity and capability to prevent and limit the spread of sporadic cases. Rather than build on these strengths, many SSA countries have clamored for international interventions to control preventable epidemics. The SSA countries must build on their strengths, reduce the need for international aid, and contribute meaningfully to global preparedness and control efforts.