2015-04-30-世界卫生组织-Emerging_and_Dangerous_Pathogens_Laboratory_Network_EDPLN_2页_567kb

EDPLN is a WHO laboratory network focused on early detection and rapid containment of outbreaks from emerging and dangerous pathogens. It enhances global health security by improving laboratory readiness, facilitating diagnostic technology transfer, and promoting collaboration through real-time communication, scientific expertise, and training programs.

Key elements include:

• Partnerships with organizations such as DTRA, GPP, and UN agencies like FAO and OIE.
• Strategic axes covering communication, technical support, technology sharing, and collaborative knowledge exchange.
• Major achievements: establishing a global network of high-security labsin various WHO regions, implementing quality assurance programs, and supporting outbreak response and research.
• Membership consists of 23 labs across regions like Africa, Americas, SEARO, Europe, and the Middle East.
• The network aims to protect public health by reducing the impact of epidemics through international cooperation.