• Executive Summary & Key Events in 2011
• Stopping transmission of polioviruses
• Back on track: Angola, Chad and the Democratic Republic of the Congo
• Off track: Nigeria, Pakistan and Afghanistan 
• Protecting Polio-Free areas
• Polio Eradication - An Emergency
• Financing
• Annexes and Acronyms

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The Annual Report measures progress made in 2009, against milestones of the Global Polio Eradication Initiative Programme of Work 2009.

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The Global Polio Eradication Initiative annual report 2008 measures progress made towards the objectives defined in the Global Polio Eradication Initiative strategic plan 2004–2008. It also reports on intensified eradication initiatives.

The report shows that while not all milestones were met, progress made in key political, technical, financial and operation areas led to the conclusion that the remaining challenges for polio eradication could be overcome.

Full report: English [pdf 7.3MB] | French [pdf 7.2MB]
Executive summary: Arabic [pdf 1.13MB] | Russian [pdf 1.25MB] | Spanish [pdf 1.07MB]

This Annual report measures progress made in 2007 against milestones of the Global Polio Eradication Initiative strategic plan 2004–2008 as well as in the milestones set for the new intensified eradication effort.

Aided by the development of new-generation tools and tactics, an intensified polio eradication effort was launched in 2007, sequentially targeting type 1 polio-virus (the most paralytic), then type 3. The report shows that by the end of 2007, type 1 polio was reduced by 81% – the sharpest ever drop in a single year.

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This Annual report measures progress made in 2006 against milestones of the Global Polio Eradication Initiative strategic plan 2004–2008.

The year 2006 began with confirmation that indigenous wild poliovirus transmission had been stopped in Egypt and Niger, reducing the number of endemic countries to four. In the remaining countries – Afghanistan, India, Nigeria and Pakistan – this report documents how intensification of immunization campaigns succeeded in geographically restricting virus transmission by the end of 2006.

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