The WHO's EPI-WIN webinar on strengthening surveillance and response to foodborne disease outbreaks is a crucial event for global health. This article delves into the significance of this initiative, exploring the impact of delayed detection and incomplete information on disease outbreaks. It highlights the WHO's updated manuals as a game-changer, offering practical tools to enhance surveillance and response capacities. The event's objectives are clear: launch the manuals, emphasize their role in emergency preparedness, and showcase their real-world application through country experiences. The webinar's agenda is packed with insightful presentations, including the importance of surveillance, global health security, and the manuals' structure and content. The event aims to drive concrete improvements and promote widespread adoption of these essential resources.
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