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d Bank, Ibid. s Jenna Slotin, Vanessa Wyeth, and Paul Romita, Power, Politics, and Change: How International Actors Assess Local Context (New York: International Peace Institute, 2010), p.19. 11 EFTA00615206 Appendix 12 EFTA00615207 Barriers to Polio Eradication in Nigeria A Situation Assessment Prepared for The Bil

althcare infrastructure was destroyed or looted during the conflict, while endemic violence and threats have led some healthcare providers, such as Medecins Sans Frontieres, to leave the country. The second type of barrier involves societal perceptions. Somalis do not seem to hold the ideological aversion to polio vacci

linda Gates Foundation Arnaud Fontanet, Director, Center for Global Health Research and Education, Institut Pasteur Barbara Gibson, Senior Advisor, International Peace Institute Nasra Hassan, Director Intemational Relations, Association of Austrian Peacekeepers, and Senior Advisor, International Peace Institute Valeska Hub

irector-General, National Institute for Biomedical Research, Democratic Republic of the Congo Thomas Nierle, President of the Board in Switzerland, Medecins Sans Frontieres Mary Ann Peters, Chief Executive Officer, The Carter Center Andrea Pfanzelter, Senior Director, International Peace Institute, Vienna Hardeep Sing

alais des Nations, Geneva 09:00 - 09:15 Registration/Coffee 09:15 — 09:45 Welcome/Opening session Opening remarks: • Terje Red-Larsen, President, International Peace Institute • Michael Moller, Director General, United Nations Office in Geneva Speakers • Elhadj Sy, Secretary General of the International Federation of Red C

ute of International and Development Studies • Irene Agyepong, School of Public Health, University of Ghana • Joanne Liu, International President, Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) (tbc) • Victor Dzau, President of the Institute of Medicine • Wolfgang Aulitzky, Director, Open Medical Institute Discussion involving natio