agencies. 1.1 Establish solid clinical waste disposal systems. 1.2 Establish liquid clinical waste disposal systems. Control of vector borne and rodent borne diseases (dengue, malaria, and leptospirosis). 2.1 Control of dengue. 2.1.1 Improvement of solid waste management systems by local authorities including recycling of non-degradable items. 2.1.2 Implementation of integrated
agencies. 1.1 Establish solid clinical waste disposal systems. 1.2 Establish liquid clinical waste disposal systems. Control of vector borne and rodent borne diseases (dengue, malaria, and leptospirosis). 2.1 Control of dengue. 2.1.1 Improvement of solid waste management systems by local authorities including recycling of non-degradable items. 2.1.2 Implementation of integrated vector control methods. 2.1.3 Redesigning of housing structures to prevent breading of mosquitoes. 2.1.4 Strengthening of diseases and vector surveillance systems. 2.2 Maintenance of malaria free status. 2.2.1 Surveillance and screening of all forms of migrants from malaria endemic areas. 2.2.2 Establish an early and rapid response system in the event of outbreaks. 2.3 Control of Leptospirosis. 2.3.1 Continue prophylactic treatment for farmers. 2.3.2 Continue farmer education on prevention and prophylactic treatment. 2.3.3 Continue a surveillance system including GPS. 2.4 Establishment of an early warning system for vector borne and rodent borne diseases using, and networking for information exchange on extreme weather events to reduce climate induced health impacts (in highly vector borne disease prone areas).
2. Continue farmer 	education on prevention and prophylactic treatment 2. Implementation of integrated vector control methods 3. Continue a surveillance system 		including GPS.” (p. 14) 3. Redesigning of housing structures to prevent breading of mosquitoes 4. Strengthening of diseases and vector surveillance systems” (p. 14) Establish an early and rapid response system in the event of outbreaks.” (p. 14) Health: “Control of vector borne and rodent borne diseases (dengue, malaria, and leptospirosis)” (p. 14) “Control of Leptospirosis: 1. Continue prophylactic treatment for farmers “Control of dengue: 1. Improvement of solid waste management systems by local authorities including recycling of non-degradable items “Establishment of an early warning system for vector borne and rodent borne diseases using, 	and networking for information exchange on extreme weather events to reduce climate induced 	health impacts (in highly vector borne disease prone areas)” (p. 14) “Maintenance of malaria free status: 1. Surveillance and screening of all forms of migrants from malaria endemic areas
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