Ecological and socioeconomic factors associated with globally reported tick-borne viruses

Disease reporting is shaped by both ecological context and socioeconomic capacity. Strengthening surveillance through targeted resource allocation and better integration of veterinary and public health expertise under the One Health framework could enhance global tick-borne disease mitigation. These findings provide valuable evidence to support the World Health Organization's Global Arbovirus Initiative and emphasize the need for equitable disease surveillance across regions.