Epstein Secrets

ed polio eradication in Pakistan. Army involvement should also take care of the security angle. (iii) discuss further with FATA health officials in Peshawar their plans to combat corruption, improve accountability, and the re-introduction of incentives for reporting polio cases; (iv) follow-up on the Go

ted Arab Emirates (UAE) grant of USS 110 million for polio eradication in FATA over three years; it appears that this project will be supervised by the Pakistan Army's Surgeon-General, with the Army responsible for both disbursing the funds and monitoring implementation. This modus operand!, while not ideal, may w

ed polio eradication in Pakistan. Army involvement should also take care of the security angle. (iii) discuss further with FATA health officials in Peshawar their plans to combat corruption, improve accountability, and the re-introduction of incentives for reporting polio cases; (iv) follow-up on the G

ted Arab Emirates (UAE) grant of US$ 110 million for polio eradication in FATA over three years; it appears that this project will be supervised by the Pakistan Army's Surgeon-General, with the Army responsible for both disbursing the funds and monitoring implementation. This modus operandi, while not ideal, may w

ed polio eradication in Pakistan. Army involvement should also take care of the security angle. (iii) discuss further with FATA health officials in Peshawar their plans to combat corruption, improve accountability, and the re-introduction of incentives for reporting polio cases; (iv) follow-up on the G

ted Arab Emirates (UAE) grant of US$ 110 million for polio eradication in FATA over three years; it appears that this project will be supervised by the Pakistan Army's Surgeon-General, with the Army responsible for both disbursing the funds and monitoring implementation. This modus operandi, while not ideal, may w

ed polio eradication in Pakistan. Army involvement should also take care of the security angle. (iii) discuss further with FATA health officials in Peshawar their plans to combat corruption, improve accountability, and the re-introduction of incentives for reporting polio cases; (iv) follow-up on the G

ted Arab Emirates (UAE) grant of US$ 110 million for polio eradication in FATA over three years; it appears that this project will be supervised by the Pakistan Army's Surgeon-General, with the Army responsible for both disbursing the funds and monitoring implementation. This modus operandi, while not ideal, may w