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POLIO ERADICATION UPDATE

POLIO ERADICATION UPDATE. ZONE TEAM TRAINING ISTANBUL 24 SEPT 2011 ZCC Turgut Gökyiğit. Rotary Chose This Fight. Governments of the World. BILL & MELINDA GATES Foundation. Past polio campaigns. 1986-88: US$247 million April 2002- June 2005: US$135 million

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POLIO ERADICATION UPDATE

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  1. POLIO ERADICATION UPDATE ZONE TEAM TRAINING ISTANBUL 24 SEPT 2011 ZCC Turgut Gökyiğit

  2. Rotary Chose This Fight

  3. Governments • of the World BILL & MELINDA • GATESFoundation

  4. Past polio campaigns • 1986-88: US$247 million • April 2002- June 2005: US$135 million • December 2007- June 2012: US$200 million Over 2 billion children immunized

  5. Committed to a Polio-Free World • The goal of the GPEI is the global certification of the eradication of polio. • Global certification of eradication will be reached whenall countriesdemonstratetheabsence of wild poliovirus transmissionforat leastthree consecutive yearsin the presence of excellent surveillance.

  6. Great Progress Against Polio 2010 • 1349 cases • 4 endemic countries: Pakistan, Afghanistan, India, Nigeria 1985 • 350,000 cases • 125 countries

  7. Wild poliovirus (WPV) cases

  8. Polio Cases As of 20September 2011

  9. India • Only one case reported in 2011 • 93% reduction in cases from 2009 to 2010

  10. Nigeria • 95% reduction in polio cases from 2009 to 2010

  11. Afghanistan • Accessing difficult areas

  12. Pakistan • Improving surveillance • Renewing commitment

  13. Wild virus type 1 Wild virus type 3 Wild Poliovirus, Previous 6 Months, 2011 • CHAD 27 Jan – 26 Jul 2011 Endemic country (no case in India during previous 6 months) Country with case in previous 6 months

  14. Funding Requirements 1985 to 2012: US$ 9.11 billion committed Domestic Resources 15% G8 43% Multilateral Sector 13% Other Donor Countries 4% Private Sector 22% 2011-12 Funding Gap: Up to $590 m of $1.95 b budget

  15. Rotary’s US$200 Million Challenge Rotary is matching US$200 million by 30 June 2012. To date, Rotary has raised US$190 million towards this challenge grant. • Bill & Melinda Gates US$355 Million Challenge Grant

  16. The Rotary Foundation PolioPlus Challenge Zone 20 B (Except9010)Contributions (In US Dollars)

  17. OVER 9,000 CLUBS Worldwide did not participatein CHALLENGE Non Participating Clubs IN OUR DISTRICTS D-2470 ………. 37 D-2481 ………. 79 D-2482 ………. 43 D-2420 ………. 28 D-2430 ………. 27 D-2440 ………. 2 D-2450 ………. 62

  18. Rotary Lights Up the World

  19. Clubs/districts support the challenge • Send fundraising success stories torotarys200millionchallenge@rotary.org

  20. After Rotary’s US$200 Million Challenge • Continued solidarity and support for Rotarians in polio affected and high-risk countries • Highlight the continued need for strong acute flaccid paralysis surveillance until certification is achieved • Promote routine immunization • Encourage continued support from other public and private sector donors • Continued financial support until the entire world is certified polio-free.

  21. Volunteer Structure • 42 Zone Challenge Coordinators • Zone Fundraising Team • RRFC’s • Assistant RRFC’s • ZCC’s • District PolioPlus Chairs

  22. We are “This Close” to ending polio International notables participate in our This Close campaign.

  23. www.thisclose.net

  24. THANK YOU

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