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Today's highly mobile, interdependent and interconnected world provides myriad opportunities for the rapid spread of diseases. Epidemic-prone diseases such as cholera, epidemic meningococcal diseases and yellow fever made an alarming come back and call for renewed efforts in surveillance, prevention, and control. Emerging viral diseases such as avian influenza in humans, Ebola and Marburg haemorrhagic fevers, Nipah virus, Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome, and West Nile fever have triggered major international concern, raised new scientific challenges, caused major human suffering and enormous economic damage. The food chain has undergone considerable and rapid changes over the past 50 years, becoming highly sophisticated and international. Although the safety of food has dramatically improved overall, progress is uneven and food-borne outbreaks remain common in many countries.

Partnerships for global health security: WHO Health Emergencies Programme and the Republic of Korea