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Kenya Taskforce Assesses Ebola Response and Partner Coordination

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 12
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The National Multi-Agency Ebola Taskforce met to assess ongoing interventions and strengthen coordination among government agencies, health officials, and development partners in Kenya. The meeting focused on case management, resource mobilization, and the distribution of medical supplies to support containment efforts following an imported Ebola case.

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Why it matters

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The response to the Ebola virus disease requires significant resource mobilization and coordination among various partners. This necessitates increased government expenditure for emergency response operations and the operationalization of isolation facilities.

The government is undertaking developmental projects in Kenya.

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Who's involved

  • KenyaThe country where the Ebola virus disease containment efforts are taking place.
  • Luigi d'AquinoIdentified as a development partner involved in the health sector response.
  • governmentLeads the multi-agency taskforce reviewing emergency response operations.

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