One National Programme. One Coordinated Response.
A unified national structure connects government leadership, provincial Emergency Operations Centres (EOCs) and specialised areas of work under the One Polio Team.
Programme Leadership & Coordination
The programme's organogram places national leadership above provincial coordination and five integrated areas of work.
Prime Minister's Focal Point
High-level programme leadership and strategic oversight.
NEOC Coordinator
National coordination, planning and implementation.
NEOC Core Group
Brings together key programme partners and technical leadership.
Sindh EOC Core Group
Provincial coordination
Punjab EOC Core Group
Provincial coordination
Balochistan EOC Core Group
Provincial coordination
KP EOC Core Group
Provincial coordination
Security & Coordination
Safe access and coordination
Risk Assessment & Decision Support
Surveillance, M&E and data
Operations & Trainings
Campaign implementation
Communications
Awareness and trust
ISD & PEI-EPI Synergy
Integrated services
Prime Minister's Focal Point
High-level programme leadership and strategic oversight.
NEOC Coordinator
National coordination, planning and implementation.
NEOC Core Group
Brings together key programme partners and technical leadership.
Sindh EOC Core Group
Provincial coordination
Punjab EOC Core Group
Provincial coordination
Balochistan EOC Core Group
Provincial coordination
KP EOC Core Group
Provincial coordination
Five Areas of Work
Specialised teams working toward one shared goal -- each area connects to task teams that support campaigns, surveillance, communications, service delivery and security.
Responsible for campaign planning and implementation, frontline worker training, resource and vaccine management, mapping, tracking and vaccination of mobile and migrant population segments.
Includes surveillance and laboratory functions, M&E, information and data management, risk assessment, research and innovation, and analytical support for campaign quality and risk forecasting.
Raises awareness about the risk posed by poliovirus, the importance of vaccination and vaccine acceptance through mass media, social media and community and household engagement.
Supports basic primary health care and immunisation in selected geographies and strengthens routine immunisation through use of the polio workforce.
Supports the security of frontline workers and coordination with Afghanistan on polio-related activities.
Leadership Works Because Communities Make Protection Possible
Parents, caregivers, community leaders, educators, religious scholars and frontline workers all contribute to one shared goal.
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