Our Highlights

SAFETYNET works hand-in-hand with governments, health institutions, and partners across Asia and the Pacific. Our country programs are tailored to local needs, while contributing to stronger regional collaboration and preparedness.

Regional & International Conferences

We bring together field epidemiologists, researchers, and policymakers through regional and global knowledge-sharing platforms.

Bi-Regional TEPHINET Conferences: Indonesia (2011), Vietnam (2013), Cambodia (2016), Lao PDR (2018), Taiwan (2021)
Regional Applied Management Training Conference: Bogor, Indonesia (2017)
SAFETYNET Scientific Conferences: Canberra, Australia (2023) · Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (2025)

Country Highlights

Bangladesh

Partnered with the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, IEDCR, ICDDRB, Save the Children, Department of Health Services, and 12 City Health Offices.
Trained 250+ city health staff in the past 3 years.
Organized and digitized 150+ public health policy documents for easier access and use.
Piloted dengue admission and monitoring tools in 3 major cities.

Cambodia

Partnered with the Ministry of Health and WHO Cambodia.
Trained 180+ surveillance officers through FETP Frontline Cohorts 3–5.
Trained 60+ mid-level epidemiologists through Intermediate FETP cohorts.
Supported graduates with 10 mini-grants for field-level improvements.
Co-hosted a national conference with 300+ participants in 2024.

India

Partnered with the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, NCDC, WHO India, University of Singapore, University of Newcastle, and DataLEADS.
Supported 40+ FETP cohorts, benefiting 2,000+ fellows.
Deployed an LMS across 10 FETP hubs with 800+ active users.
Conducted 5 national workshops on scientific writing, data analytics, and AI readiness.
Hosted 4 pandemic preparedness roundtables with 75+ participating agencies.

Indonesia

Partnered with the Ministry of Health, BBPK Ciloto, PAEI, UGM, Bappenas, and US CDC.
LMS and surveillance platform reached 12,000+ users nationwide.
EWARS MOOC trained 6,000+ officers in 2 provinces.
Supported 6 mini-grants, strengthening 40 health units.
PopCAB mapping trained 90 officers, enhancing cross-border surveillance.

Malaysia

Partnered with the Ministry of Health, University Malaysia Sabah, and HAYAT Technologies.
Implemented SOHOT One Health training with 4 ministries, 25 mentors, and 150 trainees.

Nepal

Partnered with the Ministry of Health and Population and NHTC.
Trained 185 frontline fellows, covering 90% of districts nationwide.
Developed 4 national mentor training programs, training 79 mentors.

Philippines

Partnered with the Department of Health, regional hospitals, and WHO.
Conducted 5 Disease Surveillance Officer cohorts (June–Sept 2025) with 125 participants.
Supported 30 fellows through Intermediate FETP in 2025.
Implemented CRS surveillance in 5 major hospitals.

Vietnam

Partnered with the Ministry of Health, Pasteur Institutes, and WHO Vietnam.
Supported 8 Advanced FETP cohorts with 33 graduates.
Implemented 6 national Frontline cohorts, training 150+ officers.
Delivered Applied Management Training for 57 alumni from 19 provinces.
COVID-19 response tools adopted by 50+ MoH teams.