International Disease Control Alliance

The International Disease Control Alliance, more commonly known as the IDCA, was an international agreement between the five original nations after the strike of Pnesyviva to cooperate in the re-building of society and to fend off the disease from the world. It was created at the 2013 Hobart Summit. Upon its creation, no new nations would be allowed to enter it unless a unanimous agreement was made. The current members are:
 * Canada
 * Tasmania
 * Svalbard
 * Greenland
 * Iceland
 * Sakhalin

Formation
Following the massive outbreak of disease throughout the world, the six stable surviving nations of the world met in Hobart, Tasmania, in what was called the 2013 Hobart Summit. The nations agreed that their main goals were to sustain what was left of stable society, and rebuild unstable societies. Though originally meant to be a military alliance, the IDCA was created as a international cooperative to stop Pnesyviva worldwide.

The IDCA was formed with two projects: create more vaccines, and find surviving societies to establish into stable nations. The members agreed that in order to avoid the creation of over-powerful nations and to respect cultural differences worldwide, that no nation of the IDCA would "take over" any small societies discovered.