Advancing epidemiological research and biostatistical analysis to support public health responses to vector-borne diseases
Vector-borne diseases represent a significant public health challenge, particularly in the Balkan region where diverse ecosystems and socio-economic conditions influence their spread.
The Task Force of Epidemiology and Biostatistics, established by BAVBD, plays an important role in understanding disease patterns, strengthening surveillance systems, and supporting evidence-based public health responses.
Through epidemiological research and advanced biostatistical analysis, the Task Force contributes to strengthening regional capacity for monitoring, predicting, and controlling vector-borne diseases.
Our mission is to support the prevention and control of vector-borne diseases in the Balkan region through high-quality epidemiological research, data analysis, and public health collaboration.
We aim to:
Our vision is a Balkan region where vector-borne diseases are effectively monitored, controlled, and prevented through strong public health systems, scientific collaboration, and evidence-based decision making.
We envision:

Monitoring disease patterns and trends across the region.

Applying statistical models to better understand disease dynamics.

Tracking mosquito and tick populations to assess disease risk.

Strengthening cooperation between institutions and researchers.