Zanzibar Static Point Vaccination Campaign and Beta Testing RDC - January 2017
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Resource ID
1589
Access
Open
Keywords
Africa
Zanzibar
Rabies Surveillance System
Surveillance
Rabies Data Collector
RDC
Country
Zanzibar
Date
24 January 17
Credit
© rabiesalliance.org
Camera make / model
X-T1
Source
Digital Camera
Caption
GARC Chief Executive Officer, Professor Louis H. Nel during his presentation
Notes
In January 2017 GARC visited the Zanzibar project site to discuss the way forward with regards to maintaining and improving the rabies surveillance system that was established in July 2016.
During the course of the site visit, the Rabies Data Collector (RDC) was beta tested during a static point vaccination campaign in order to demonstrate the versatility of the data collection tool.
The vaccination/beta testing event lasted 30 minutes, during which 27 dogs were vaccinated against rabies, while all of the relevant data was captured in a quick and concise manner. The RDC data was used to show the exact location of all of the vaccinated animals, as well as the basic dog demographic data for the community.