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The Global Task Force on Cholera Control

WHO Global Task Force on Cholera Control was launched in 1992 by a resolution of the forty-forth World Health Assembly (WHA 44.6). The aim was to reduce mortality and morbidity associated with the disease and to address the social and economic consequences of cholera.

More about the Cholera Task Force

COUNTRY INFORMATION

- Cholera country profiles
- Country data search
- Surveillance bulletin for western Africa [pdf 282kb]

MAPS

- Cholera outbreak maps

SUPPLIES

- Interagency diarrhoeal disease kit
- Enteric disease bacteriology kit [pdf 13kb]

OUTBREAKS

9 June 2009
Cholera in Zimbabwe - update 4
Full text

23 March 2009
Cholera in Zimbabwe - update 3
Full text

- Current and past outbreaks

POSITION PAPERS

- WHO position paper on prevention and control of cholera outbreak

- WHO position paper on Oral Rehydration Salts to reduce mortality

- WHO position paper on cholera vaccine use [pdf 143kb]

International trade and travel statement

English | French | Arabic

INFORMATION RESOURCES

- Frequently asked questions and information for travelers [pdf 80kb]
- Fact sheet
- Documents and publications
- Annual statistics
- International travel and health: chapter 5

Latest publication

Cholera annual report 2008
Cholera: global surveillance summary, 2008 [pdf 2.52Mb]
Weekly Epidemiological Record, 2009, 84(31):309-324

HEALTH TOPICS

Cholera

REGIONAL CHOLERA INFORMATION

WHO African Region

WHO Region of the Americas

PUBLICATIONS

Cholera outbreak:
assessing the outbreak response and improving preparedness
Full text

First Steps
for managing an outbreak of acute diarrhoea
Full text

Acute diarrhoeal diseases in complex emergencies:
Critical Steps
Full text

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