Polio eradication action with informed and engaged societies
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CORE Group Polio Project (CGPP) India Website

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This online resource includes polio communication resources developed by the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) and CORE, who started working together in India in 2003 as the Social Mobilization Network (SM Net) to provide concentrated support for immunisation in high-risk areas (HRAs) of Uttar Pradesh (UP). Working in 12 districts of UP and one district of West Bengal through a 3-tier network of mobilisers, CGPP aims to build partnerships within the consortium and among all stakeholders. It also strives to improve the quality of the polio eradication programme and strengthen existing routine immunisation efforts through behaviour change communication (BCC), capacity building, and monitoring and reporting systems.

In addition to detailing this work and the strategy behind it, the web resource features information, education, and communication (IEC) materials, a photo essay, case studies, dates for upcoming SNIDs/NIDs (Sub-national Immunisation Days/National Immunisation Days), and a blog.

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Email from Rina Dey to The Communication Initiative on March 22 2013.