Strengthening Rabies Eradication in Bali, Indonesia - TCP INS 3504
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Rabies poses a serious threat to animal and human health and people’s livelihoods in many parts of Asia. Following a serious rabies outbreak in 2010, the Government of Indonesia began a widespread campaign to control the spread of the virus in Bali. In 2014, human and animal rabies cases began to rapidly increase again and this project aimed to support government efforts for mass dog vaccinations and to pilot a comprehensive dog population management strategy. The objective was to develop the technical capacity for effective rabies control and to help bring the rabies eradication campaign back on track.