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Polio Eradication Progress
Last wild
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PolioPlus is born!
Philadelphia, 1988
India
Nigeria
19882006
Polio Eradication Progress
Problems
4 countries never stopped polio
>40 countries had importations
World Health Assembly Resolution 2008
'Requests the Director General to develop a new strategy to eradicate poliomyelitis…'. Independent evaluation
New tactics assessed
New vaccines evaluated
New Tactics in Nigeria: engaging sub-national & local leaders
June: Sultan of Sokoto constitutes Polio Committee
February: Nigeria's state Governors sign'Abuja Commitments on Polio'
Rotariansin action for
Polio Plus!
Nigeria High-Level Advocacy, 2009
New Tactics in India: reaching children in central Bihar in 2009
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Increased human resources, logistic & microplanning
District-planning WorkshopKabul, Afghanistan
June 2010
Rotary'sPolioPlusin action!
New bivalent OPV (bOPV): 2009-10
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1st bOPV campaignAfghanistan
16 December 2009
New Polio Strategic Plan
2010-12
Polio cases last 12 months
Polio cases last 4 months
Data at WHO/Geneva as of 29 September 2010
Strategic Plan: Impact (12 & 4 months)
Year to date comparison, 2009-10
Rotariansin action for
Polio Plus!
PolioPlus funds were KEY to progress in Africa
West & Central Africa:19-country synchronized NID that is
stopping that outbreak
Horn of Africa: technical assistance that was fundamental to stopping
that outbreak
Nigeria: operations costs that were key to the recent
collapse in cases
Rotariansin action forPolioPlus!
India Reservoir Areas
PolioPlus funds were KEY to progress in Asia
India: paid for field operations & external monitors, both key to recent progress in UP & Bihar
AFG & PAK: supported 1st use of the new 'bivalent' OPV
Tajikistan: allowed 1st response to the new outbreak
Consequences of failing to finishTajikistan Outbreak at 29 September 2010
SIARound 1
SIARound 2
SIARound 3
SIARound 4
The new Strategic Plan is already stopping polio
globally.
New Support for PolioPlus
UN Secretary-General 'Days of Tranquility'
US President ObamaCollaboration with the Organization of Islamic Conference (OIC)
Mr Bill Gates Advocacy & Financing
Rotary is at the center of the largest, international health effort in history:
PolioPlus!
Many Nigerian children are still unvaccinated & the poliovirus
will find them if you don't!
Data at 29 Sept 2010
Pakistan & Afghanistan
The good news• district-specific plans• Karachi & Quetta progress• environmental sampling• FATA/KPK Crisis Task Force
District-planning WorkshopKabul, Afghanistan
June 2010
KARACHI (3 highest risk towns: Gadapp, Baldia
& Gulshan-e-Iqbal)
CENTRAL KP/FATAKhyber, Bajour, Mohmand &
Peshawar
QUETTA BLOCKQuetta, Pishin & Killa
Abdullah
Persistent Transmission Zones
Sindh
Balochistan
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Jan SNIDs
FebNIDs
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Karachi 3 highest risk towns
Baldia 86 90 82 95 90 90Gulshan 91 93 96 96 95 97Gadap 72 91 91 90 91 97
Quetta block
Quetta 80 91 91 92 92 92Killa Abd. 86 83 88 89 87 90Pishin 88 93 91 91 92 91
Central KP-FATA*
Khyber 45 40 39 41 41 40Bajour 46 46 65 75 83 83Mohmand 75 74 78 79 78 80Peshawar 92 93 88 95 95 96
Milestone 3: Pakistan & AfghanistanThe Damage
• 57% of districts affected• 17 million people moving• health/public infrastructure
The Polio Risks• campaigns interrupted• flood route: from FATA/KPK reservoir to polio-free districts• huge movements of people from infected to polio-free areas
Gov't of Pakistan Response
• added OPV to emerg measles rds
• expanded Sept SNID to NID
• establish FATA-specific strategy• direct military talks for access
• local Days of Tranquility
• engage ICRC & IFRC
• expand dialogue w local NGOs
• engage local parliamentarians
NIDs Sep/Oct 2010Phase I (27-29 Sep) Phase II (11-13 Oct)
Phase 1 tOPV
Phase 1 bOPV
Phase 2 bOPV(measles roundSept + mOPV1)
Rotarians are even more essential to get to the finish line!!
Rotarians were essential to get to the last hurdle in polio eradication
"No Nigerian wants their child to be paralysed for life."
Minister of Health, Nigeria, May 2008
'Eradication attacks inequities & provides
the ultimate in social justice.'Dr Bill Foege
Former Director, CDC
New Tactics in India: reaching children in central Bihar
2009
'Today, I declare the war against polio in Chad'
H.E. the President of Chad M. Idress Deby6 March 2010
Saudi Arabia knows this! Requires proof of OPV for all
travellers from Nigeria.
Our joint task
Better Vaccines
August 2009President Zardari of Pakistan accepts
Rotary Award & pledges to finish polio
His Excellency the President of Cote d'IvoireSigns Rotary's 'Kick Polio Out of Africa' Ball