Silent Killers Unmasked: How Routine Data Tracking Could Save Lives from Rabies

This comprehensive guidance emerged through a collaborative effort led by the World Health Organization (WHO), drawing from a strategic template designed to support global health programs. The development process involved key contributions from multiple expert sources:
Specialists from the WHO's Global Neglected Tropical Diseases Programme meticulously crafted the technical content, ensuring alignment with the groundbreaking roadmap Ending the neglect to attain the Sustainable Development Goals: a road map for neglected tropical diseases 2021−2030.
A dedicated drafting team of technical officers and rabies disease experts from global, regional, and national levels worked diligently to shape and refine the initial document drafts. Their diverse perspectives and deep expertise were instrumental in creating a comprehensive and nuanced guidance document.
To guarantee the highest standards of technical accuracy and relevance, independent rabies experts conducted a rigorous review, providing critical insights and validation to the final document.
The result is a robust, authoritative guidance that reflects the collective knowledge and commitment of leading global health professionals in addressing critical health challenges.