The Pan African medical journal · 2020
Challenges related to resources mobilization for measles outbreak response: Madagascar experience during the 2018-2019 measles outbreak.
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Sodjinou Vincent Dossou, Nimpa Marcellin Mengouo, Douba Alfred, Masembe Yolande Vuo, Randria Mireille, Ndiaye Charlotte Faty
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INTRODUCTION: on October 4th, 2018, a measles outbreak was declared in Madagascar. This study describes challenges related to resources mobilization for the outbreak response.
METHODS: data were collected using minutes of coordination committee meetings, activities reports, operational action plans and situation reports.
RESULTS: the total cost of the outbreak response was estimated to US$ 11,281,381. Operational cost was the leading cost driver (42.45%) followed by vaccine cost (33.74%). Cases management, epidemiological surveillance, communication and social mobilization and routine immunization strengthening represented 23.81% of the total cost. The main funder of the outbreak response was the measles and rubella initiative.
CONCLUSION: good coordination, open dialogue, good use of financial resources and accountability of government and partners have enabled to gain the confidence of national and international donors.
METHODS: data were collected using minutes of coordination committee meetings, activities reports, operational action plans and situation reports.
RESULTS: the total cost of the outbreak response was estimated to US$ 11,281,381. Operational cost was the leading cost driver (42.45%) followed by vaccine cost (33.74%). Cases management, epidemiological surveillance, communication and social mobilization and routine immunization strengthening represented 23.81% of the total cost. The main funder of the outbreak response was the measles and rubella initiative.
CONCLUSION: good coordination, open dialogue, good use of financial resources and accountability of government and partners have enabled to gain the confidence of national and international donors.