非洲疾病预防控制中心与世界卫生组织联合启动了针对邦迪布吉奥病毒疫情的大陆应对计划[1]。该计划为期六个月，从2026年6月至11月，计划筹集5.18亿美元资金[1]，涵盖疫情防范、检测、应对、临床护理和社区参与等多个方面[1]。该计划涉及刚果民主共和国、乌干达及10个优先国家[1]，采用"一个计划、一个预算、一个团队"的"One Response"协调方式[1]。
世卫组织总干事谭德塞表示："遏制埃博拉取决于政治承诺、持续融资以及社区的信任和参与"[1]。非洲疾病预防控制中心主任Jean Kaseya则强调："埃博拉传播速度快。非洲必须速度更快"[1]。当前，邦迪布吉奥病毒暂无获批许可的疫苗或特异性疗法[1]。
The Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the World Health Organization have unveiled a coordinated continental strategy to combat the Ebola outbreak caused by the Bundibugyo virus.[1] The six-month initiative, spanning June through November 2026, seeks to raise $518 million to fund prevention, detection, response, clinical care, and community engagement efforts across the Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda, and ten priority nations.[1] The plan employs a unified governance structure termed "One Response," operating under a single plan, budget, and coordinated team.[1]
According to WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, "Containing Ebola depends on political commitment, sustained financing, and community trust and engagement."[1] Jean Kaseya, head of the Africa CDC, emphasized the urgency of the situation, stating "Ebola spreads fast. Africa must move faster."[1] The response strategy addresses a critical gap: currently, no approved vaccine or specific therapeutic treatment exists for the Bundibugyo virus.[1]