ArboRiskMap, a global risk surface for arbovirus transmission

ArboRiskMap is a model-based global atlas of where arboviral transmission is most likely to occur, integrating environmental, climatic, entomological and human-mobility predictors into a single high-resolution risk surface. The maps capture both current and projected risk, supporting decisions on where to invest in surveillance, vector control and outbreak preparedness.

For DeZi partners, ArboRiskMap is the predictive counterpart to the observational lenses already on this site: ArboTracker shows where dengue and Zika have been documented, Arbomap synthesises those data into measured force of infection, and ArboRiskMap projects forward, flagging where transmission is plausible even in the absence of confirmed cases. Together, the three layers show countries against a global backdrop of measured, modelled and projected arbovirus risk.