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How should the government and community work together to improve the response to the Ebola outbreak in DR Congo?

Healthcare
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Commencé September 20, 2026

[OCHA] Opening remarks at press briefing on the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo by Julien Harneis, Senior Ebola Coordinator

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The response to the Ebola outbreak should prioritize education and awareness campaigns in affected communities.

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Whether or not outside funding increases, DRC must allocate its own budget to Ebola response infrastructure that remains after international agencies withdraw.

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Insecurity and armed conflict in North Kivu make Ebola response impossible without a political settlement, so health efforts alone cannot succeed.

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The government should collaborate with local health workers to ensure culturally appropriate responses to the Ebola outbreak.

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International organizations should increase their funding and support for the Ebola response in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

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Community members in affected areas should receive direct compensation for losses caused by quarantine measures and movement restrictions during response efforts.

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Successful Ebola response requires both robust disease surveillance systems AND deep community engagement; neither alone will stop transmission.

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Local communities should have a greater role in decision-making processes regarding health responses to the Ebola outbreak.

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Addressing underlying socio-economic issues is critical to improving the overall health response to the Ebola outbreak.

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International medical teams should lead clinical treatment in DRC Ebola centres because local health infrastructure lacks capacity for safe management of severe cases.

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