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What Is the ReadyScore?

The ReadyScore is a measurement of a country's ability to find, stop and prevent health threats. A score of 80% or higher indicates that a country is ready for an epidemic.

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Data source: WHO JEE reports

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The ReadyScore is a measurement of a country's ability to find, stop and prevent health threats.

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Better Prepared (80 - 100)
Work to Do (40 - 79)
Not Ready (0 - 39)
Pending
Unknown

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Better Prepared

Country is better prepared for the next epidemic. They have functioning systems to find, stop and prevent health threats, but they must work to maintain this level of protection for their people.

Work to Do

Country has work to do to prepare for the next epidemic. They are committed to improving preparedness, but an outbreak today could cause deaths and cross borders.

Not Ready

Country is not ready for the next epidemic. They have shown commitment to improving preparedness, but an outbreak could cause a devastating loss of lives and disrupt political and economic stability.

Pending

Country has began the external evaluation process but no data is available at this time. There is not a robust way of knowing whether this country is prepared for an epidemic, but there will be in the near future. Country has began the external evaluation process but no data is available at this time. Until then, we have no independent way of knowing their level of preparedness.

Unknown

Country has not volunteered to have an external, transparent evaluation of their ability to find, stop and prevent health threats. Without this robust assessment we cannot be certain they are ready prevent epidemics. Country has not volunteered to have an external, transparent evaluation of their ability to find, stop and prevent health threats. Without this, we have no independent way of knowing their level of preparedness.

Key 7 ReadyScore Factors

Combined

Key 7 ReadyScore Factors

Combined National Legislation, Policy and Financing

National Legislation, Policy and Financing

Country has legislation, policy, and financing in place to support overall preparedness for prevention of epidemics.

National Laboratory System

Country has a national laboratory system to test disease specimens and confirm outbreaks.

Real-Time Surveillance

Country can find disease outbreaks quickly.

Workforce Development

Country has capable workforce to find, stop and prevent outbreaks.

Preparedness

Country has done preparedness planning and risk assessment for public health emergencies.

Emergency Response Operations

Country has emergency system to find and stop outbreaks.

Risk Communication

Countries can listen and exchange information between experts and the public effectively so that healthcare workers and the public can take protective measures.

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Key 7 ReadyScore Factors

The Key 7 ReadyScore factors are the 7 technical areas that the Resolve to Save Lives team focuses on, selected from the 19 areas assessed by the JEE.

National Legislation, Policy and Financing

52%

National Laboratory System

52%

Real-Time Surveillance

52%

Workforce Development

52%

Preparedness

52%

Emergency Response Operations

52%

Risk Communication

52%

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Data source: HealthMap

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Darker colors indicate an event's severity, as determined by HealthMap and news coverage. Size indicates spread: The large round marker icon indicates a country-level alert, while state, province, and local alerts are indicated by the smaller marker.

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| Neisseria Méningite - Strep. / pneumococcique Méningite Bacterielle Maladie chronique/non-infectieuse Maladie d'origine hydrique maladie de Carré Maladie de Chagas Maladie de Creutzfeldt-Jakob Maladie de l'oreille bleue Maladie de Newcastle Maladie du charbon Maladie hémorrhagique épizootique Maladie inflammatoire pelvienne Maladie respiratoire Maladie transmise par tique Malaria Marburg Fever Measles Melioidosis Meningite virale Meningitis Meningitis - Neisseria Meningitis - Strep/Pneumoccocal MERS Monkeypox Mononucléose Mononucleosis Morsure Morve MRSA Mucormycose Mucormycosis Mumps Murray Valley encephalitis Mycobacteria, non-TB Mycobacterie, non-TB Myiase Myiasis N. americanus Newcastle Disease Nipah/Hendra Virus Non encore classifié Non-diagnostiqué Norovirus Not Yet Classified Novel Swine Enteric Coronavirus Oreillons Organisme nuisible Ornithose Other Animal Disease Other Human Disease Other Plant Disease Otite Otitis media P. aeruginosa Pédiculose Péripneumonie bovine Paludisme Panleucopénie féline Papillomavirus Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning Parvovirus Pasteurellose Pasteurellosis Pelvic Inflammatory Disease Peste Peste équine Peste des petits ruminants Peste porcine africaine Peste porcine classique Pests Plague Pneumococcal Pneumonia Pneumonia Pneumonie Pneumonie pneumococcale Poisoning Polio Poliomyélite Powassan virus Protozoa, miscellaneous protozoaires Psittacosis Q Fever Rabies Rage Rash résistance aux antibiotiques Respiratory Illness Respiratory Syncytial Virus Rheumatic Fever Rhinopneumonie équine Rhumatisme articulaire aigu Rhume Rickettsia Rift Valley Fever Ringworm River Blindness Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever Ross River Virus Rotavirus Rougeole Rubéole Rubella Salmonella SARM SARS Scabies Scarlatine Scarlet Fever Schistosomiase Schistosomiasis Schmallenberg Scrapie Scrub Typhus Sepsis Serratia marcescens Sexually Transmitted Infection Sheep/Goat Pox Shigellose Shigellosis Shingles Smallpox-Related SRAS St. Louis Encephalitis Staph Staphylocoque Stomatite vésiculeuse Strangles Strep Streptocoque Syndrome bouche-main-pied Syndrome de Guillain Barré Syndrome du nez blanc Syphilis Tétanos Taeniase Taeniasis Tetanus Thrush Tick-borne disease Tick-borne Encephalitis Toxocariasis Toxocarose Toxoplasmose Toxoplasmosis Trachoma Trachome Tremblante du mouton Trichinose Trichinosis Trypanosomiase Trypanosomiasis Trypanosomose africaine Tuberculose Tuberculose bovine Tuberculosis Tularémie Tularemia Typhoid Typhus Undiagnosed Vaccine Complication Valley Fever Vancomycin Resistant Enterococci (VRE) Varicelle Variole du singe Venezuelan Equine Encephalitis Ver de Guinée Vesicular Stomatitis Vibrio parahaemolyticus Vibrio vulnificus VIH/SIDA Viral Meningitis virus de l'encéphalite de la Murray valley Virus de la rivière Ross Virus de Powassan Virus du Nil occidental Virus encéphalite équine ouest Virus Marburg Virus Nipah/Hendra Virus respiratoire syncytial virus Zika Waterborne Illness West Nile Virus Western Equine Encephalitis White nose syndrome Whooping Cough Xylella Fastidiosa Yellow Fever Zika virus Zona

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Data source: Aviation Edge

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Diseases don't respect borders. With increased global travel, an outbreak in one country can spread around the world in just 36 hours.

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ReadyScore Map Global Outbreaks Global Flight Patterns What Is the ReadyScore? The ReadyScore is a measurement of a country's ability to find, stop and prevent health threats. A score of 80% or higher indicates that a country is ready for an epidemic.

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Key 7 ReadyScore Factors

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Outbreaks in the past 30 days Outbreak Data Language on this site is meant for the general public. Some words are used for their ease of understanding rather than technical meaning (for example,"outbreak" instead of "event").

Global Flight Patterns

ReadyScore Map Global Outbreaks Global Flight Patterns

What Is the ReadyScore?

The ReadyScore is a measurement of a country's ability to find, stop and prevent health threats. A score of 80% or higher indicates that a country is ready for an epidemic.

Outbreaks in the past 30 days

Outbreak Data

Language on this site is meant for the general public. Some words are used for their ease of understanding rather than technical meaning (for example,"outbreak" instead of "event").