Can you describe what that actually means? What would be like an ordinary day for you there?

We would be first picked up by our shuttle, because due to the security situation that I explained before, we were not allowed to walk on the street.

So we had to be driven everywhere in the UN cars.

So we would be picked up and then the first meeting every day is the Ebola virus disease daily update, where each pillar is giving an update on their activities, but then also The county offices are part of that meeting, the WHO county offices and are giving an update there as well.

And then our tasks were really, I mean, quite diverse and varied and could also change daily.

But we were mainly troubleshooting some data analysis.

We were working closely with our colleagues.

If somebody is considering doing a deployment like you've just done, do you have any advice or recommendations to them?