Advancing wastewater monitoring to protect human health against infectious disease threats
1. Asia consortium for WES
Nurture a network for professionals of all disciplines and sectors who are interested in WES or who are already performing WES in Asia.
2. Asia WES dashboard
Maintain an interactive online platform that gathers important characteristics of existing WES initiatives, such as priority pathogens, stakeholder diversity and utilities of WES in Asia in order to guide strategies for capacity building and resource prioritisation.
1. Asia Pathogen Genomics Initiative Academy for WES
Partner with regional WES experts to conduct laboratory and bioinformatics training for regional participants.
2. In-country training workshops
Partner with local WES experts to conduct laboratory and bioinformatics training for local participants.
1. Country catalytic grants
Connect donors and funders with WES experts to empower in-country partners to implement, integrate, innovate and invest in WES as part of their national surveillance systems.
2. In-country stakeholder engagement workshops
Collaborate with in-country partners and regional WES experts to conduct interactive sessions to inform, advocate for and guide multisectoral stakeholders to invest in WES as part of their national surveillance system.
Early detection of potential zoonotic spillovers at human-animal-environment interfaces to guide containment strategies
Early detection of pathogens, at-risk populations and geographies to guide vaccine strategies
Early detection of pathogens, at-risk populations and geographies to guide vector control strategies
Early detection of pathogens, at-risk populations and geographies to guide antibiotic stewardship strategies
Webinars
Workshops
For more information, contact Vincent Pang Junxiong, WES Lead, at pangjxv@nus.edu.sg
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