Conflict, community, and collaboration: shared implementation barriers and strategies in two polio endemic countries

Table 2 Sample size and characteristics of respondents, Afghanistan and Nigeria

	Afghanistan		Nigeria
	Survey (n = 513)	KIIs (n = 28)	Survey (n = 921)	KIIs (n = 29)
Highest level of respondent’s involvement in polio eradication
National	74	8	162	10
Subnational	386	13	662	13
Frontline	52	7	90	6
Missing	–	–	7	–
Organizational Affiliation(s)
GPEI partners^a	190	3	552	7
Government	173	16	671	2
NGOs / implementing organizations	243	8	248	20
Research/academic orgs	3	–	10	–
Other	–	1	–	–

Abbreviations: GPEI Global Polio Eradication Initiative, KIIs Key Informant Interviews, NGOs Non-government Organizations
^aGPEI partners include the World Health Organization (WHO), Rotarty International, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

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