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CORE Group Polio Project Final Evaluation Angola, Ethiopia, India 2012 Ellen A. Coates Stephen Fitzgerald David Newberry September 2012 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS.........................................................................................................................................................

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How to fill out core group polio project:

1. Start by gathering all the necessary information and documents for the project, such as the project proposal, budget details, and any relevant data or research.
2. Review the guidelines and requirements provided by the organization or funding agency supporting the project. Make sure you understand all the criteria that need to be addressed in the project.
3. Begin with the executive summary, providing a concise overview of the project objectives, methodology, and expected outcomes. This section should be compelling and capture the reader's attention.
4. Describe the background and context of the polio project, including the current situation, statistics, and any previous efforts or initiatives in combating polio. Provide evidence of the need for the project.
5. Clearly outline the objectives and goals of the project. These should be specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound (SMART) to ensure clarity and effectiveness.
6. Explain the strategies and activities that will be implemented to achieve the project objectives. This may include vaccination campaigns, awareness programs, surveillance systems, training sessions, or partnerships with relevant stakeholders.
7. Develop a detailed timeline for the project, indicating the start and end dates of each activity. This timeline should be realistic and allow for flexibility in case of any unforeseen circumstances.
8. Provide a comprehensive budget for the project, including all anticipated expenses and sources of funding. Make sure to justify each cost and include any cost-sharing or in-kind contributions.
9. Include a section on risk assessment and mitigation, addressing any potential challenges or obstacles that may arise during the project implementation. Present contingency plans and strategies to minimize risks.
10. Finally, conclude the project proposal by summarizing the key points and reiterating the importance and impact of the core group polio project.

Who needs core group polio project?

1. National and international health organizations that aim to eradicate polio.
2. Government agencies responsible for public health and immunization programs.
3. Communities and populations at risk or affected by polio outbreaks.
4. Healthcare professionals and volunteers involved in polio vaccination campaigns.
5. Donors and funding agencies interested in supporting initiatives to combat polio.
6. Researchers and scientists studying polio and its eradication.

Please note that specific stakeholders may vary depending on the context and location in which the core group polio project is implemented.

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What is core group polio project?

The core group polio project is a collaborative initiative aimed at eradicating polio through targeted vaccination campaigns and surveillance activities.

Who is required to file core group polio project?

Health organizations, government agencies, and NGOs involved in polio eradication efforts are required to file core group polio projects.

How to fill out core group polio project?

The core group polio project should be filled out with accurate data on vaccination coverage, surveillance activities, and other key indicators related to polio eradication.

What is the purpose of core group polio project?

The purpose of the core group polio project is to monitor and evaluate the progress of polio eradication efforts, identify challenges, and inform decision-making.

What information must be reported on core group polio project?

Information on vaccination coverage, surveillance activities, polio cases, and other key indicators must be reported on the core group polio project.