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Together, we can end all human deaths from dog-mediated rabies by 2030.
Supported by FAO, WOAH and WHO (the Tripartite), the United Against Rabies Forum takes a multi-sectoral, One Health approach bringing together governments, vaccine producers, researchers, NGOs and development partners.
Malawi’s experience demonstrates how the Minimum Data Elements can be used as a practical resource to review and strengthen national rabies data.
Bhutan and Chile have achieved WHO validation for eliminating human deaths from dog-mediated rabies, demonstrating continued progress towards the global goal of ‘Zero by 30’.
Türkiye advances innovative rabies control using oral rabies vaccination of dogs.
The United Against Rabies Forum is an inclusive network of public and private sector organisations, experts, development partners and civil society, committed to working together to end human deaths from dog-mediated rabies.
1 person dies from rabies every 9 minutes and almost half of them are children.
Up to 99% of human rabies infections are caused by a bite from a rabid dog.
We have effective dog vaccines and vaccines to treat people who are bitten.
The Partnership Map shows where United Against Rabies Forum members work and what they do, helping foster collaboration, align efforts, and avoid duplication.
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