Another problem is the increased ability people now have to travel and migrate.  Migrants who are infected with the disease are progressively transmitting the disease to non-endemic countries by way of blood transfusions, organ transplants and even congenital transmission (Moncayo et al., 27).  However, to make non-Latin American countries around the world aware of this disease and this problem of migration, the WHO created a network, called the Global Network for Chagas Disease Elimination (Moncayo, et al., 27).  This network does seem to have decreased the risk of Chagas disease spreading past Latin American borders