دور الفاعلين في حماية الأفراد من الآفات الصحية : آلية الالتقائية للتخفيف من داء الليشمانيا كنموذج

Abstract EN

Southeast Morocco is currently suffering from a large-scale outbreak of leishmaniasis.

this is a result of a combination of social habits and local customs in the region and the way in which the outbreak and available resources have been managed.

despite attempts to eradicate the disease, all efforts to contain it or lessen its impact have been ineffective.

this has led to calls to change the way disease control is managed and to adopt alternative social, environmental, cultural, and economic strategies to help overcome the current disturbing situation.

to be sure, there is a need to concentrate efforts and ensure a rapid unified response that increases the effectiveness of the intervention and resource management.

converging approaches and responses is key to containing the disease and mitigating its severity.

medicinal approaches are limited to diagnosing cases and providing the appropriate treatment.

meanwhile, arrangements for the psychological, social, and cultural effects of the disease are all but neglected, which impacts both individuals and the economy.

these are all elements that must be taken into account in order to effectively manage the epidemic.

the same goes for responders, who have the great responsibility of protecting individuals from dangers and threats to their basic rights, including their rights to health and a safe environment.

i contend that the various types of responders must develop humanitarian aid tools through both coordination and cooperation to bring an end to these crises and help predict and prevent future disasters that impact the ecosystem and vital human arenas.

the goal of this study is to understand the various effects of leishmaniasis on human life and look at the possibility of not only managing the crisis but overcoming it through the implementation of a series of proposals and useful tools.