International journal of infectious diseases : IJID : official publication of the International Society for Infectious Diseases · 2026
Measuring capacities to advance global health security and bioeconomic development on the African continent.
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Dunne Margaret M, Kebede Yenew, James Wilmot, Asy Ali, Babigumira Peter Ahabwe, Bangure Donewell, Busuulwa Ian Peter, Benkhalifa Rym, Bitilinyu-Bangoh Joseph, Cameron Elizabeth E, Gasca Carly, Isaac Christopher R, Makumbi Issa, Maruta Talkmore, Masuku Zibusiso, Mayet Natalie, Meyer Diane, Namara Geoffrey, Noumedem Jaures, Nyenswah Tolbert, Ochu Chinwe Lucia, Ofili Donald Ibe, Okwalinga Paul, Omumbo Judith, Ondeme Augustin Mouinga, Paxton Nathan A, Senouci Samira, Severance Hayley, Tandwa Lizeka, Yassif Jaime M, Vaughan Elly, Nuzzo Jennifer B
Аннотация
OBJECTIVES: This descriptive analysis aims to examine the current state of health security on the African continent to understand areas where improvements have been made, where gaps remain, and where future priorities can be identified.
DESIGN: We analyzed the health security capacities of 54 African countries using data abstracted from the Global Health Security Index (versions 2019 and 2021) and Joint External Evaluation reports published since 2021.
RESULTS: The continent's health security strengths include a high level of commitment to improving health security. In addition, between 2019 and 2021, African countries improved their epidemiology workforce and developed plans for the implementation of non-pharmaceutical interventions. Despite this progress, gaps remain, especially in areas of biosecurity, biosafety, and oversight of dual-use research of concern.
CONCLUSIONS: Continuing to build on improvements to health security capacities on the African continent is crucial to safeguarding economic and development achievements. Investing in health security capacities will not only strengthen preparedness for a variety of health hazards and risks, but it will also stimulate the continent's emerging bioeconomy. Improving capacities to prepare for and respond to health security threats on the African continent benefits both the continent and the rest of the world.
DESIGN: We analyzed the health security capacities of 54 African countries using data abstracted from the Global Health Security Index (versions 2019 and 2021) and Joint External Evaluation reports published since 2021.
RESULTS: The continent's health security strengths include a high level of commitment to improving health security. In addition, between 2019 and 2021, African countries improved their epidemiology workforce and developed plans for the implementation of non-pharmaceutical interventions. Despite this progress, gaps remain, especially in areas of biosecurity, biosafety, and oversight of dual-use research of concern.
CONCLUSIONS: Continuing to build on improvements to health security capacities on the African continent is crucial to safeguarding economic and development achievements. Investing in health security capacities will not only strengthen preparedness for a variety of health hazards and risks, but it will also stimulate the continent's emerging bioeconomy. Improving capacities to prepare for and respond to health security threats on the African continent benefits both the continent and the rest of the world.