Several factors contribute to inadequate surveillance, including:
Limited resources: Insufficient funding and staffing can hamper the ability to collect and analyze data. Technological gaps: Outdated or lack of proper technology can impede data collection and analysis processes. Lack of training: Insufficient training of health workers can lead to poor data quality and incomplete reporting. Political and social barriers: In some regions, political instability or social stigma associated with certain diseases can affect data reporting.
