4.2.1.a Percentage of signals for which the verification process was started, under the International Health Regulations (2005), within 24-48 hours of detection

4.2.1.b Percentage of notified and verified acute public health events communicated directly to Member States through the Event Information Site or other official communications within one week of the date information was first received

4.2.2.a Number of countries and territories with professionals that have completed PAHO-supported capacity-building programs on advanced analytics, including geographic intelligence and predictive modeling for outbreak and emergency response

4.2.2.b Number of countries and territories that have integrated advanced analytics, including geographic intelligence and predictive modeling, into their risk assessment and intervention strategies to inform outbreak and emergency responses

4.2.3.a Number of countries and territories supported to access established regional laboratory networks and to develop and/or implement laboratory policies for the prediction, detection, prevention, control, and response to high-threat and emerging pathogens, including emerging zoonotic pathogens

4.2.3.b Number of countries and territories that have demonstrated laboratory capabilities to test and sequence for high-threat and emerging pathogens, including emerging zoonotic pathogens

4.2.4.a Number of PAHO/WHO Representative Offices that meet minimum readiness criteria

4.2.5.a Number of countries and territories provided with technical cooperation to establish and/or strengthen health emergency operations centers

4.2.5.b Number of countries and territories with established national registration mechanisms for Emergency Medical Teams

4.2.6.a Percentage of protracted Grade 2 or 3 emergencies in which PASB meets performance standards

4.2.7.a Percentage of acute Grade 2 or 3 emergencies in which PASB meets performance standards