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Request for submission of expression of interest to conduct survey on evaluation of routine immunization coverage

13 April 2016 – WHO is looking for an experienced firm/research or academic institution/commercial entity to conduct a survey on evaluation of immunization coverage.

More information

Interested parties are advised to submit an EOI along with supporting documents in a sealed envelope by courier or post to:

World Health Organization
Country Office, Pakistan
NIH premises, Park Road
Chak Shahzad, Islamabad 

Please mark the sealed envelope "Expression of interest to conduct survey on evaluation of routine immunization coverage in Pakistan, 2016.

The deadline for completion of the survey with submission of final report is 31 December 2016.

Securing a polio-free world

Every_last_childA series of 6 videos explains the important steps that are being taken to make sure that, once the poliovirus has been eradicated, it will never have the opportunity to return. Although the world has never been closer to achieving the goal of polio eradication, much remains to be done. 

Once wild polio has been eradicated, the only risks of the virus returning would come from rare strains of circulating vaccine derived polioviruses, and from potential leaks of the virus from laboratories or vaccine manufacturers. The 6 videos explaint he work being done to address these risks. 

Securing a polio-free world (WHO YouTube page)

Videos

1. Introductory video

2. Polio vaccines

3. Stopping all polioviruses

4. Phasing out oral polio vaccines

5. Building resilience for the switch

6. Containing polioviruses safely and securely

Securing a polio-free world

Every_last_childA series of 6 videos explains the important steps that are being taken to make sure that, once the poliovirus has been eradicated, it will never have the opportunity to return. Although the world has never been closer to achieving the goal of polio eradication, much remains to be done. 

Once wild polio has been eradicated, the only risks of the virus returning would come from rare strains of circulating vaccine derived polioviruses, and from potential leaks of the virus from laboratories or vaccine manufacturers. The 6 videos explaint he work being done to address these risks. 

Securing a polio-free world (WHO YouTube page)

Videos

1. Introductory video

2. Polio vaccines

3. Stopping all polioviruses

4. Phasing out oral polio vaccines

5. Building resilience for the switch

6. Containing polioviruses safely and securely

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