About This Platform
The End-to-End Regional Lassa Fever Readiness Dashboard is a digital health tool developed by West African Health Organization (WAHO) and strengthen epidemic preparedness across the ECOWAS region
Date last updated : April 12, 2026
Purpose
Open to the public for situational awareness. Authorized users can submit data and access detailed analytics
Approach
Open to the public for situational awareness. Authorized users can submit data and access detailed analytics
Users
Open to the public for situational awareness. Authorized users can submit data and access detailed analytics
Data Quality
Open to the public for situational awareness. Authorized users can submit data and access detailed analytics
The readiness score is calculated from 75 indicators grouped into 7 preparedness pillars. Each indicator is scored on a standardized scale, and pillar scores are aggregated into an overall readiness percentage. Countries submit data through authorized task force leads, and submission are validated before being reflected on the dashboard.
The 7 Preparedness Pillars
Surveillance
Early detection systems, case reporting, and data management capacity
Laboratory
Diagnostic capability, biosafety standards, and sample transport networks
Case Management
Clinical protocols, treatment facilities, and healthcare worker readiness
Infection Prevention and Control
IPC standards in health facilities and community settings
Risk Communication
Public awareness, community engagement, and information channels
Coordination
Multi-sector governance, emergency operations, and cross-border collaboration
Logistics and Supply Chain
Medical supplies, PPE stocks, and distribution infrastructure
Readiness Levels
High Readiness
70-100%
Strong preparedness Capacity
Moderate
70-100%
Strong preparedness Capacity
Low Readiness
70-100%
Strong preparedness Capacity
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