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WHO/UNICEF draft strategic plan for polio outbreak response in the Middle East

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The "WHO/UNICEF Strategic plan for polio outbreak response in the Middle East" outlines the specific actions that will need to be implemented across the Syrian Arab Republic, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Turkey, Egypt and the West Bank and Gaza Strip in response to the circulation of wild poliovirus (WPV) following importation. Successful implementation of all activities will meet the stated objective of the plan: to stop this outbreak by the end of March 2014.

New innovations and outbreak response guidelines form the backbone of this plan, based on lessons learnt over the past 10 years and capitalizing on new tools and tactics proven to more rapidly stop outbreaks following reinfection. The plan was jointly finalized by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), in collaboration with ministries of health and other humanitarian aid and United Nations (UN) partners.

Read the full draft WHO/UNICEF Strategic Plan for polio outbreak response in the Middle East (26 November 2013) 

Action de l'OMS avec les partenaires

Les négociateurs locaux et le Comité international de la Croix-rouge ont rendu possible l'accès aux zones touchées par l'insécurité. Des communauté auparavant inaccessibles ont pu être atteintes dans toutes les tournées de vaccination de janvier à septembre 2012.

Action de AusAID en Afghanistan (en anglais)

Indicateurs et informations

Cas de poliovirus sauvage dans la Région, par pays 2017-2018

Pays

P1

Total

2017
Afghanistan 14 14
Pakistan 8 8
Total 2017 22 22
2018
Afghanistan 21 21

Pakistan

12

12

Total 2018

33

33

2019

Afghanistan

12 12

Pakistan

48

48

Total 2019 (jusqu'au 07/07/2019)

60

60

Polio Fax issues

Middle East Polio Technical Bulletin

Surveillance Indicators

Supplementary Immunization Activities

Routine immunization
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