Japanese Encephalitis (JE) is an endemic disease that spreads in many Asian regions
and is estimated to account for about 17% of the estimated global burden of
infectious diseases. As a vector-borne disease, JE prevention requires collaborative
actions from various sectors, particularly those of human, animal and environmental
health.
This National Strategies document consists of six chapters, namely Introduction;
Situation Analysis, Challenges and Strategic Issues; Objectives and Targets; Strategies
and Interventions; Budget and Financing; Implementation and Targets and
appendices to support the chapters’ contents.