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Briefing

Key Considerations for Epidemic Response and Preparedness in Mali fr

This technical brief was prepared by IDS in July 2021 to support the embedding of social science and anthropological perspectives in UK AID-supported Tackling Deadly Diseases in Africa (TDDA) technical assistance and its Early Response Mechanism. It draws on a…

Tackling Deadly Diseases in Africa

2021

HealthWest and Central AfricaMali

Briefing

Anthropologists work with Ebola-Affected Communities in Mali

Ebola virus control teams need a mix of expertise, including epidemiologists, logistics specialists, laboratory workers, hygiene experts and various other specialized professions. Social anthropologists play a less well-known but equally important role.

WHO

2015

EbolaHealthWest and Central AfricaMali

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Key Considerations for Epidemic Response and Preparedness in Mali fr

Anthropologists work with Ebola-Affected Communities in Mali

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