With 8,235 deaths and more than 20,000 cases according to January statistics published by the World Health Organization, the Ebola outbreak ravaging West Africa has become one of the biggest health crises the world has ever faced.
Amid persistent logistical and communication challenges, the epidemic seems to be finally getting the attention it deserves. Humanitarian relief groups from all four corners of the world are coming together, supply chains for Ebola-related supplies are taking shape, crucial lessons learned about social mobilization are being applied, and innovative initiatives are burgeoning.
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Manola De Vos
Manola De Vos is an Engagement Lead for Devex’s Analytics team in Manila. She leads and designs customized research and analysis for some of the world’s most well-respected organizations, providing the solutions and data they need to grow their partner base, work more efficiently, and drive lasting results. Prior to joining Devex, Manola worked in conflict analysis and political affairs for the United Nations, International Crisis Group and the EU.
