23/10/2017
Routine immunization, Surveillance, Vaccination campaigns, World Polio Day
Reaching Every Last Child
One of an animated series on the global drive to eradicate polio.
Some children live in places that are harder to reach with polio vaccines than others. In every vulnerable country, the World Health Organization helps make sure that every child receives polio vaccines; even those who are on the move, living in conflict zones or in remote communities.
Video is also available with subtitles in other languages: Français | عربي | Español | Português | Japanesese | Urdu | Dari&Pashto | 한국 |
Watch more in the polio eradication animation series
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