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The Chronicle – September 2026
As crises, population displacement and the effects of climate change weaken health systems, the risk of epidemics remains a major threat. This new edition of our Chronicle explores the factors that contribute to the spread of epidemics and highlights the importance of acting upstream to better prevent them.
Publié le 14/09/2026 | Temps de lecture : 1 min
In this September 2026 edition, we take a closer look at the main factors behind the emergence and spread of epidemics, from weakened health systems and limited access to safe drinking water to conflicts and population displacement.
Through an interview with our Health and Nutrition Programme Manager in Yemen, discover how our teams work to prevent, detect and respond to epidemics.
This edition also focuses on Ebola in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the cholera outbreak in Nigeria, while providing insight into how diseases are transmitted and the measures that can help prevent their spread.
You can download this edition of the Chronicle in PDF format below.
