The document discusses efforts to eradicate polio globally through Rotary International's PolioPlus program. It outlines new tools, tactics, commitments and funding opportunities to achieve polio eradication, including a $100 million challenge grant from the Gates Foundation. Progress eliminating polio in India is reviewed, specifically in Uttar Pradesh. All Rotarians are challenged to help meet fundraising targets to support polio vaccination campaigns worldwide by the end of 2010.

1. Presented by
District Governor Elect
David Rankin
Rotary District 1010
District Assembly April 2008

2. Governments
Bill Gates (Senior) the World
of

3. Governments
of the World

4. New Tools and Tactics

5. New Leadership & Commitments

6. New Case for Eradication

7. New Funding Opportunities
Bill & Melinda
Gates Foundation
Challenge Grant

8. Progress in Polio Eradication

9. Uttar Pradesh, India

10. Impact on Type 1 Polio,
Uttar Pradesh, India
Sept. 2006 – Nov. 2007
September
2006

11. Impact on Type 1 Polio,
Uttar Pradesh, India
Sept. 2006 – Nov. 2007
October
2006

12. Impact on Type 1 Polio,
Uttar Pradesh, India
Sept. 2006 – Nov. 2007
November
2006

13. Impact on Type 1 Polio,
Uttar Pradesh, India
Sept. 2006 – Nov. 2007
December
2006

14. Impact on Type 1 Polio,
Uttar Pradesh, India
Sept. 2006 – Nov. 2007
January
2007

15. Impact on Type 1 Polio,
Uttar Pradesh, India
Sept. 2006 – Nov. 2007
February
2007

16. Impact on Type 1 Polio,
Uttar Pradesh, India
Sept. 2006 – Nov. 2007
March
2007

17. Impact on Type 1 Polio,
Uttar Pradesh, India
Sept. 2006 – Nov. 2007
April
2007

18. Impact on Type 1 Polio,
Uttar Pradesh, India
Sept. 2006 – Nov. 2007
May
2007

19. Impact on Type 1 Polio,
Uttar Pradesh, India
Sept. 2006 – Nov. 2007
June
2007

20. Impact on Type 1 Polio,
Uttar Pradesh, India
Sept. 2006 – Nov. 2007
July
2007

21. Impact on Type 1 Polio,
Uttar Pradesh, India
Sept. 2006 – Nov. 2007
August
2007

22. Impact on Type 1 Polio,
Uttar Pradesh, India
Sept. 2006 – Nov. 2007
September
2007

23. Impact on Type 1 Polio,
Uttar Pradesh, India
Sept. 2006 – Nov. 2007
October
2007

24. Impact on Type 1 Polio,
Uttar Pradesh, India
Sept. 2006 – Nov. 2007
November
2007

25. Impact on Type 1 Polio,
Uttar Pradesh, India
Sept. 2006 – Nov. 2007

26. district with wild polio
virus type 1 Wild Poliovirus
district with wild polio
infected
virus type 3 districts
area with 'indigenous‘ 19 Mar 2007 –
poliovirus
18 Sep 2007

27. mOPV1 mOPV3 New Tools:
‘monovalent’
polio
vaccines
Countries using mOPV1 (22)

28. Wild
Poliovirus
Distribution
Nigeria
2006 – 2007

29. New
Tactics in
Endemic
Areas
Nigeria
‘IPDs’ or Immunization Plus
Days since March 2006

30. New
Tactics in
Endemic
Areas
Pakistan/Afghanistan
Synchronized campaigns
since Nov 2006

31. New
Tactics in
Endemic
Areas
India
Accelerated campaign
schedule since January 2007

32. Vaccine
for travel
reduces
risk of
importations
Saudi Arabia
Now requires proof of
OPV for entry visas

33. New Commitments
New Director-General, WHO
“We will
complete
polio
eradication”
Dr. Margaret Chan
Acceptance speech
9 Nov 2006

34. New
Commitments
Head of
Government
Leadership
Prime Minister
Singh, India

35. New
Commitments
Head of
Government
Leadership
President Karzai
Afghanistan

36. New
Commitments
Head of
Government
Leadership
First Lady of Nigeria
Hajiya Turai
Umaru Yar'adua

37. Organization of the Islamic Conference
OIC Secretary-General & PRIP Kinross
17 June 2007

38. New ‘Case for Completing
Polio Eradication’
17 May 2007
Polio ‘control’ would cost more
than completing eradication

39. New ‘Case for Completing
Polio Eradication’
17 May 2007
Having only
routine
immunisation
alone would
result in
200,000+
children
paralysed by
polio each year.

40. Our Commitment
Overwhelming support for PolioPlus
at Rotary's Council on Legislation,
April 2007!

41. Polio Cases
1,997
Non Endemic
Pakistan
Afghanistan
India 790*
Nigeria
2006 2007
*As of 4 December 2007

42. The PolioPlus Challenge
US$100 million

43. The PolioPlus Challenge
1 December 2007
31 December 2010

44. The PolioPlus Challenge
2008-09
District 1010 Target
£50,000

45. The PolioPlus Challenge
1. Each club
challenged to
organize
fundraising
events aimed
at the general
public.

46. The PolioPlus Challenge
2. Clubs commit to a
goal of at least
US$1,000 per year for
the next three years.

47. The PolioPlus Challenge
3. All Rotarians invited to
participate, with special
emphasis on new clubs and
members.

48. The PolioPlus Challenge
4. Cash and
District
Designated
Funds
accepted.

49. The PolioPlus Challenge
5. N o new
recogn ition.

50. Polio Eradication: Our Priority
All children deserve to live in a polio-free world:
Support the PolioPlus Challenge