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《WHO呼吁采取紧急和集体行动抗击霍乱》

  • 来源专题：新发突发传染病
  • 发布时间：2023-05-23

  • Overview

    This short document describes the unprecedented surge in cholera cases seen in 2021-23. It outlines why this is happening and the risks of insufficient investment to prevent, treat and control cholera. A clear case for investing in the sustainable control of cholera and response to outbreaks is laid out, as are the key elements of control programmes. The document makes clear the urgency of increasing support for WHO’s preparedness and response activities and describes how funds invested will be used.

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