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Progress towards polio eradication
Countries with wild poliovirus transmission are considered endemic. Countries are shown as polio-free (not certified) if they have demonstrated the absence of wild poliovirus transmission. When all countries in a WHO region have recorded zero cases for three consecutive years while meeting surveillance targets, the region can be certified as polio-free.
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Global Polio Eradication Initiative (2023)
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