Countries and partners pledge US$ 1.2 billion to protect 450 million children from polio every year
How Nigeria’s Volunteer Community Mobilizers are delivering more than just polio vaccines
With eradication closer than ever, delegates to the World Health Assembly discussed how to finish the job and address the challenges of the...
Polio staff in Nigeria have contributed emergency response expertise in Sokoto State
116 million children to be immunized from coast to coast across the continent, as regional emergency outbreak response intensifies
Meet the Afghan women helping to bring the world closer to eradication
Afghanistan steps up surveillance to accelerate polio eradication
A €70 million EU grant will support polio eradication and efforts and health systems strengthening in Nigeria
Afghanistan’s determined effort to end polio
Afghanistan is reaching over 5.6 million children with vaccines against polio during large-scale campaign starting in January.
Ministries of health from around the world call for urgent measures to secure lasting polio-free world
Tahera and over 65,000 dedicated frontline workers are at the heart of efforts to eradicate polio from Afghanistan.
In January, the polio programme is contributing to the protection of more than 4 million children against measles.
Meet the frontline health workers and community mobilizers who are striving to reach and protect some of the world’s most vulnerable childre...
Afghanistan and Pakistan are proving that countries are stronger together in the fight to stop the poliovirus.
Through this photo story, meet some of the health care workers and families ensuring all children are protected against polio on the borders...
Pakistan is building a sensitive system to find every last virus by training surveillance officers, scaling up the workforce and increasing...
Regional emergency outbreak response is being further intensified, amid humanitarian crisis and insecurity.
During the 69th World Health Assembly in Geneva global leaders have reaffirmed commitment to ending polio once and for all.
