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Aleta Williams

Director, Business Development and Diversification, FHI 360

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The COVID-19 pandemic has brought into focus the importance of pandemic preparedness and response. It is testing the strength of societies and health systems around the world and is currently among the highest priorities for U.S. and global public health and safety.

FHI 360 addresses emerging pandemics and epidemics with expertise that supports health security efforts in the United States and globally, improving epidemic detection and response. We incorporate technological innovations and use cutting-edge behavioral, sociomedical, epidemiological, laboratory and clinical research sciences to understand, prevent and contain these emerging threats.

FHI 360 has worked on outbreak preparedness and response for several pandemic threats, including new influenza strains like avian flu and H1N1, COVID-19, Dengue fever, Ebola and Zika.

Our cross-cutting capabilities to control pandemic threats include:

Crisis Response
Clinical trials design and research management
Food security and emergency nutrition
Health surveillance
Health systems strengthening
Infectious and tropical diseases
Emerging Infectious Diseases and Health Security (EIDHS)
Mobile technology solutions
Social and behavior change communication and social marketing and communications
Water, sanitation and hygiene