management and longer-term resilience and capacity building in the region. They called for a Kampala manifesto that shifts power to the people and promotes a community-based One Health approach.

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Trainees of this pilot training joined CORDS staff in holding further IPP trainings throughout 2015 in affected and not yet affected countries in Africa. In total, over 100 multipliers and trainers were directly involved. Training delivered by pilot trainees and other in-country trainers were held:

-   13--14 January 2015---Accra, Ghana, with participants from Guinea, Ghana, and Burkina Faso;

-   3--4 February 2015---Nairobi, Kenya, with participants from South Sudan, Kenya, Burundi, Tanzania, and Malawi;

-   17--18 February 2015---Conakry, Guinea, with participants from Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Togo, and Senegal; bilingual (English--French);

-   3--4March 2015---Abuja, Nigeria, with participants from Nigeria, Tanzania, Ghana, Serbia, and Cameroon; and

-   24--25 March 2015---Bamako, Mali, with participants from Mali, DR Congo, Cameroon, Burundi, Mali, Senegal, and Côte d'Ivoire (French course).

[^1]: Dr. Petra Dickmann, MD/PhD, is managing director of dickmann risk communication drc \|---an international risk communication consultancy specialising in risk communication in public health and health security---working for both private and sector. She worked under a consultancy contract to develop and carry out the Ebola Intensified Preparedness Programme that was funded by the Rockefeller Foundation. There are no conflicts of interest in regards to this publication.
