Global Influenza Programme

We provide Member States with strategic guidance, technical support and coordination of activities essential to make their health systems better prepared against seasonal, zoonotic and pandemic influenza threats to populations and individuals.

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Influenza surveillance outputs

The WHO Global Influenza Programme provides a global platform for influenza and other respiratory viruses surveillance data reporting and analysis. The information is shared through FluNet and fluID by the Global Influenza Surveillance and Response System (GISRS) and national epidemiological institutions.

Charts and maps

Influenza: combined surveillance graphs by country

Combined surveillance graphs by country*

Select by country*, time period, influenza virus detections by types, ILI and SARI**

Influenza: Comparison of current surveillance data with historic data by country*

Comparison of current surveillance data with historic data by country*

Select by country* and if data should be displayed by season or by year to compare current data with historic data

Influenza: comparation between countries or group of countries

Comparison between countries* or groups of countries*

Select by country*/group of countries*, time period, influenza virus detections by type

Influenza heat chart of qualitative indicators by influenza season/year

Heat chart of qualitative indicators by influenza season/year

Select by country*/groups of countries*, qualitative indicator and time period

flunetchart

Virus detection graphs

Virus detections by country*, influenza transmission zone, WHO region and hemisphere

Integrated surveillance dashboard

Influenza, SARS-CoV-2, RSV virus detections, and epidemiological case definitions.

Download data

Download the fluID dataset (CSV)

Download the FluNet dataset (CSV)

Download the data dictionary (CSV)

Policy

Use and sharing of data

Copyright, licensing and permissions

Related content

Influenza updates

WHO regional influenza data

* Country is used for country, area or territory
** ILI: influenza-like illness, SARI: severe acute respiratory infections